The Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View has announced its 2026 music season, featuring 17 concerts across 11 major events at the Ozark Highlands Theater from mid-April through mid-November.
Ozark Highlands Theater is a premier indoor venue for bluegrass, folk, and old-time country music in North Central Arkansas, located inside the Ozark Folk Center State Park. The season will feature award-winning performers, regional favorites, festivals, and championship competitions celebrating the Ozark musical tradition.
According to park officials, music remains a central part of the guest experience, with a continued focus on showcasing local and regional talent, while also welcoming nationally recognized artists. Signature events include the John Prine Folk Festival in June, Bluegrass and Fried Chicken Festival in August, Arkansas Fiddle and Banjo Championships, and the Stringband Music and Arts Festival in October.
Several concerts will offer reserved seating, while many events are included with Music and Craft Season Passes. Passes provide admission to 14 non-reserved concerts, unlimited access to the Craft Village during the season, and discounts on craft classes and herb events. Season passes are available for $90 for adults and $45 for children ages 6 to 12.
The Craft Village and Skillet Restaurant will open April 14, offering live music, artisan demonstrations, living history programs, and family activities Tuesday through Saturday. On-site lodging is available year-round at the Cabins at Dry Creek, with shuttle service provided for concerts and festivals.
Tickets and season passes are available online through the OzarkFolkCenter.com.
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