The City of Grand Rapids is set along the Mississippi River, 80 miles east of the Headwaters. Founded as a logging town, Grand Rapids is now set apart by an innovative attitude, deep appreciation for the arts and abundant natural resources. Widely known as the home to Judy Garland, the town sits in Itasca County, home to over 1,000 lakes!

The roots of the Grand Rapids Riverfest came from a small festival KAXE put on for 15 years, the KAXE Mississippi Riverfest that garnered loyal fans over a 15 year period. Now transformed, the Grand Rapids Riverfest is simply the best party in Grand Rapids. Through a fabulous lineup with music that truly matters to the spirit, the festival also incorporates local restaurants and breweries, giving you a literal taste of life in GR.

Performance Schedule, Saturday, Sept. 10

12pm - Gates open for Early Bird ticket holders
1pm - Gates open for General Admission
2pm - Wild Horses
4pm - Chastity Brown
6pm - Shovels & Rope
8pm - Wilco

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