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Stoney Creek Bluegrass Band at Laurel Hill Bluegrass Festival 2026
Event: Laurel Hill Bluegrass Festival Date/Time: Saturday, August 15, 2026 | 12 & 3 p.m. Venue: 1454 Laurel Hill Park Rd, Somerset, PA 15501 About: The Laurel Hill Bluegrass Festival is nestled amongst the 4,000 acre Laurel Hill State Park in beautiful Somerset County. This location creates an ideal connection for visitors to enjoy their surroundings in a family friendly environment. Bands, artisans, food vendors, children’s activities and wagon rides await. The festival is free of admission and sponsored by the Friends of Laurel Hill and many other local businesses. Saturday, August 15, 2026 11am – 5pm - Bluegrass Music 11am - Blue Diggity 12pm - Stoney Creek Bluegrass Band 1pm - Moose Lodge Revival 2pm - Blue Diggity 3pm - Stoney Creek Bluegrass Band 4pm - Moose Lodge Revival 11am – 5pm - Food Vendors 11am - 5pm - Vendors 1pm – 4pm - Children’s Activities 11am – 5pm - Community Tabling Sunday, August 16, 2026 8:30am – Mountain Laurel 5K Run/Walk 10am – Church Service – Main Stage 11am – 5pm - Bluegrass Music 11am - Sweaty Already Noon - Fiddlin' Ray & the Turtle Snatchers 1pm - Tiger Maple String Band 2pm - Sweaty Already 3pm - Fiddlin' Ray & the Turtle Snatchers 4pm - Tiger Maple String Band 11am - 5pm - Food Vendors 11am - 5pm - Vendors 11am - 2pm - Children’s Activities 11am - 5pm - Community Tabling Disclaimer: Weather policy, seating and all other protocols will be at the venue's discretion. Announcements at venue on day of performance take precedence over any advertisement. Websites: Venue - https://laurelhillbluegrass.com/ Shows & email list - https://stoneycreekbluegrass.net/ Stoney Creek Bluegrass Band is an RMR No. 1 and Cashbox Top 10 bluegrass act formed in West Virginia, with an authentic mountain sound that has earned them a reputation as "mainstream bluegrass at its best" (Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine) and "the heartbeat of American roots music" (The Bluegrass Jamboree). Led by vocalist and bassist Libby Files, Stoney Creek Bluegrass Band pays homag
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