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It is with deep sadness that we announce the June 11-14, 2020, Festival of the Bluegrass has been cancelled. For the past 46 years, our family has enjoyed spending a few magical days together at the Festival of the Bluegrass, and we know that is the case for many of you. It is for this reason – our love for you and our desire to keep you all safe and healthy – that we must make the difficult, but correct, decision to cancel.
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We are living through unprecedented times and we appreciate your patience with us as we work through this.
If you have already purchased your ticket or campsite for this year’s Festival, we will contact you about your options. We know that there is a lot of financial uncertainty right now, and we would be happy to issue full refunds to any of you who have already paid to attend this year’s event. However, if you would like to roll this payment over to next year’s Festival, that will help us meet our financial obligations for the 2020 event. Please know that no one will lose their campsites as a result of this year’s cancellation, regardless of whether or not we received payment this year. You can visit this link to let us know your preference.
As our country emerges from these very strange times, please remember the musicians and small businesses that were so heavily impacted. Consider buying an album and shopping at businesses run by your neighbors. And above all, don’t lose hope. We will get through this. We will get through this together.
Stay well,
Roy and AnnaMarie Cornett
If you have already purchased your ticket or campsite for this year’s Festival, we will contact you about your options. We know that there is a lot of financial uncertainty right now, and we would be happy to issue full refunds to any of you who have already paid to attend this year’s event. However, if you would like to roll this payment over to next year’s Festival, that will help us meet our financial obligations for the 2020 event. Please know that no one will lose their campsites as a result of this year’s cancellation, regardless of whether or not we received payment this year. You can visit this link to let us know your preference.
As our country emerges from these very strange times, please remember the musicians and small businesses that were so heavily impacted. Consider buying an album and shopping at businesses run by your neighbors. And above all, don’t lose hope. We will get through this. We will get through this together.
Stay well,
Roy and AnnaMarie Cornett
