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Annual Tucson Bluegrass Festival
11300 South Houghton Road,
Tucson
Arizona
85747
+1 520 296 1231
Type: Special Event
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Tucson
Arizona
85747
+1 520 296 1231
Type: Special Event
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Fall is festival time in Tucson, and the Bluegrass Festival is certainly one of the highlights of the season. If you enjoy that type of music, go to the Pima County Fairgrounds and dance to the tunes played by bluegrass fiddlers and pickers from all over the country who gather there in October.
Day tickets are USD18; advance weekend registration is USD25 and it's free for children accompanied by an adult. To get to the fairgrounds, go down Houghton Road past the freeway, then turn on exit #275. Overnight camping is available for free.
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