Tucson's largest free outdoor music festival is back this weekend. Here's what you can expect to see and hear.
Tucson's largest free outdoor music festival is returning this weekend for its 38th year with 125 performances by more than 300 musicians at downtown’s Jácome Plaza.
“We’re really excited to do the Tucson Folk Festival,” said Adam Moss, who, with his twin David make up the Peoria, Illinois-born indie folk band. “It sounds like it is going to be a really nice time.” Farren said he has recently begun writing songs in his dreams and will play one at the Tucson festival.
“I have a mission statement to be a voice and a vessel for those who feel a loss for that in silence or are hurting,” Kyshona said. “When I have the microphone, this is my opportunity to tell a story and my truth.”
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