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Haystack Music Fest Brings Americana Spirit to Downtown North Bend

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The Haystack Music Fest will debut in North Bend on July 12, 2025, featuring 21 bands across 17 walkable venues. This festival will showcase a variety of Americana music styles, including folk, bluegrass, and blues, and will host over 100 musicians. Organized by JazzClubsNW and local music advocates, the event supports music education and performance initiatives in the Pacific Northwest, with all proceeds directed towards local programs. Ticket prices start at $20 for students and $30 for adults in presale, making it accessible for many attendees. The festival is designed to foster community spirit and encourage exploration of North Bend’s vibrant downtown.

Music lovers can expect a night filled with engaging performances and heartfelt storytelling. This initiative not only celebrates local talent but also seeks to enhance the cultural offerings of the region. The festival marks a significant addition to North Bend's arts scene, promoting a deeper appreciation for Americana music.

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