Blue Water Folk Society's 22nd annual Thumbfest returns to Lexington Saturday

LEXINGTON — The Blue Water Folk Society is hosting the 22nd Thumbfest music festival from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday.

"Thumbfest is a free, family-friendly celebration of acoustic music, featuring a diverse lineup of talented musicians. Attendees can expect to enjoy a wide range of musical genres, including traditional folk, Celtic, blues, Americana, and more," organizers said in a press release.

Who is performing?

This year’s festival includes Creole du Nord, Rev. Robert Jones, Mustard’s Retreat, The Whiskey Charmers, Finvarra’s Wren, Ironwood, Hot Rod Cherries, and 42 other local and regional acts appearing on multiple stages scattered throughout Lexington.

"Music lovers will have the opportunity to discover new artists and enjoy old favorites as well as participate in jam sessions, workshops, song circles, and open mics," organizers said.

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What else can you do?

In addition to the music, visitors can explore local arts and crafts, stop by food vendors, and relax in the lakeside setting.

What about parking?

Free transportation is available via shuttle bus throughout the day to different stages. Parking is free and plentiful throughout town.

What is the Blue Water Folk Society?

The Blue Water Folk Society is a nonprofit organization that promotes and preserves folk music and culture in the Blue Water Area. Through events like Thumbfest, the society provides opportunities for musicians and music lovers to connect and share their passion for acoustic music.

Thumbfest is made possible through the generous support of the community and sponsors. For more information about the festival, visit www.bluewaterfolk.org .

This article originally appeared on Port Huron Times Herald: Blue Water Folk Society's 22nd annual Thumbfest returns to Lexington Saturday