Sisters Folk Festival in Sisters
The Sisters Folk Festival is a three-day roots-music festival held the weekend after Labor Day across seven intimate venues in Sisters, Oregon, founded in 1995 by Jim Cornelius and Dick Sandvik and featuring more than 30 folk, Americana, bluegrass and global-roots artists in close-quarters settings.
Jim Cornelius and Dick Sandvik started the Sisters Folk Festival in 1995 with a specific vision: bring high-caliber folk, Americana and roots musicians to a small Central Oregon mountain town and let them perform in spaces intimate enough that the audience and artist could genuinely connect, rather than building toward the scale of a big-field festival.