Friday, June 25
Halcyon Bloom
The Low Tides OrchestraMabel OkaforStatic PeachesKemi Sunday
Tin Lantern · Wren & Wild · Cardamom Collective · Harbor Lights Choir · Sol Navarro Trio · Ottilie Marsh · Neon Victory Garden
June 25–27, 2027 Birch Bluff Farm, Traverse City
Solstice A midsummer food
& music festival
Forty acts on four stages, a food village with sixteen kitchens, a family field and three long evenings that end with the sun setting behind the main stage.
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The gates are open. See you in the field!
- Live music
- Street food
- Family field
- Sunset sets
- Makers’ workshops
- Contra dance in the orchard
- Camping under the oaks
- Late-night dance tent
The lineup
Three days. Forty acts.
One long sunset.
Saturday, June 26
Kofi Brightwater & The Tidelines
Marlowe GreyGolden Hour SocialSaffron RiotJuno AchebeDJ Marisol Vega
Ines Calloway · The Dandelion Clocks · Moth Parade · Fennel & Fig · Amara Quist · Blue Cabana Quartet · Rosa Penhallow · The Fencerow Band · Pollen Count
Sunday, June 27
Juniper Vale
Lior & the Long GrassThe Brass FoxesHoneyfieldMidsummer Soundsystem
Clementine Ash · Tamsin Rook · Ade Kalu Highlife Band · Sunday Paper Club · The Cider Press Contra Dance · Kasia Morrow · Nell Ashby · Lumen Garden
Pick your sets, spot the clashes and download your plan to your calendar.
Open the scheduleWhat’s on
More than a gig in a field
Four stages
The open-air Sunhouse, the Meadow, acoustic sets in the Orchard and the late-night Firefly Tent.
Browse artistsThe Long Table
Sixteen independent kitchens and bars, with something vegan, gluten-free and halal at every turn.
Meet the vendorsLittle Suns field
Fort building, a puppet theater, storytelling tents and a quiet corner. Kids under 5 go free.
Family infoMakers’ Lawn
Screen-print your own festival tee, learn to throw a pot or join a sunrise yoga class.
Find it on the mapTickets
Pick your weekend
Early-bird prices until January 31, 2027. Children under 5 go free, and groups of six or more save 10%.
Children under 5 go free, and groups of six or more save 10% on their tickets.
Day ticket
from$69
$79Friday, Saturday or Sunday
- All stages for the day
- Little Suns family field
- Re-entry until 8 PM
- Most popular
Weekend + camping
$239
$279Friday to Sunday, two nights
- Everything, all three days
- Oak Field campsite with hot showers
- Sunrise yoga and morning swims
Family weekend
$439
$4992 adults + up to 3 children
- Family camping near Little Suns
- Kids’ wristbands with your number
- Stroller and wagon rental on site
- stages, all within a 10-minute stroll
- 4
- acts across the weekend
- 40
- independent kitchens & bars
- 16
- single-use plastic cups
- 0
Good to know
Questions, answered
Can I bring my own food and drink?
Yes, a picnic is welcome in the arena. You can bring up to half a gallon of nonalcoholic drinks per person in plastic or cans. Glass and alcohol are not allowed in the arena; campers 21 or over can bring a little beer or wine to the campsite.
What age do children need a ticket?
Kids under 5 go free and don’t need a ticket. Children aged 5–15 need a child ticket or a Family weekend ticket and must be with an adult at all times.
Is the site accessible?
Main routes have ground matting, every stage has a raised viewing platform and there are accessible restrooms in every restroom area. Companions go free with a disabled ticket holder.
What happens if it rains?
The festival goes ahead, it’s northern Michigan in June. The Orchard and Firefly Tent are covered, and the Long Table has a big-top dining tent. Bring rain boots just in case.
Plan your visit
Site map, travel & access
Flights to Traverse City, a shuttle to the gate, accessible routes and where to fill your water bottle.
Open the visitor guide Lineup alerts
Hear it first
One email when new acts are announced, one when tickets are about to sell out. That’s it, promise.