Plan Your Visit

  • Parking

    Parking is first come first serve and it does fill up fast. For overflow parking park on the street or in high school parking lot.

  • Seating

    Bring your own camp chairs and/or blankets for a picnic-style experience. Some chairs are available in the front and there are bleachers in the back that are all first come first serve.

  • Show Times

    Gates open at 6pm. Pre-show is at 6:45 pm. Main Show is at 7:30pm. Come at 6pm to pick your spot, enjoy activities, & explore vendors. No public entrance before 6 pm.

  • Bad Weather

    In over 35 years World Folkfest has only had to cancel one performance due to bad weather. Most performances continue in light rain and wind. We encourage all attendees to bring a light jacket.

  • 4 Nights Of Performances

    There is always new surprises each night that you won’t want to miss. No two nights are exactly the same. Come at 6PM when gates open to enjoy different free activities each night, pre-shows, and sample different cuisine.

  • No Smoking or Alcohol

    Drugs, alcohol, vaping, and smoking are not permitted on festival grounds. No Pets. Service Animals OK. Outside Food is Ok.

All International ensembles perform each night of the festival but will perform in different order.

Ensembles perform different routines each night at their discretion.

Top Places To See & Do In Springville Utah

  • Hobble Creek Golf Course

    Nestled in beautiful Hobble Creek Canyon this 18-hole championship golf course also has a pro-shop, snack bar, driving range, putting greens, and chipping green.

  • Outdoor Swimming At Wayne Bartholomew

    The sandy beach and clear cool water is perfect for all kinds of water fun. Enjoy fishing for trout, watching the ducks, visiting the snack shack, and playing at the volleyball court.

  • Springville Museum Of Art

    Oldest fine art museum in Utah that houses over 2,500 works from local and international artists. July Exhibition: Annual Quilt Show

  • Bonneville Shoreline Hiking Trail

    Hop on the 3.5 mile long Springville Section of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail for some incredible panoramic views of the valley, lake and mountains.

  • Sandy Beach Utah Lake

    Popular area for fishing, birding, swimming, kayaking, and waterfowl hunting. The last half-mile of the road to the beach area is tree-lined and is a popular birding location.

  • "Mighty Five" National Parks

    Bryce Canyon, Zion, Arches, Capitol Reef and Canyonlands: these are Utah‘s five national parks, known for their natural beauty and landscapes that see thousands of visitors each year.

  • Legends Motorcycle Museum

    Explore Legends Motorcycle Museum, home to over 120 of the world's most sought-after pieces of two-wheeled American iron.

  • 5th Water Hot Springs

    Out and back 2.5 mile moderate hike along river to the stunning natural hot pools and waterfall near Spanish Fork