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- Summerfest: June 26-30 & July 2-7, Milwaukee, Wi. It’s like a rock & roll day camp for the whole family. The coolest part about the world’s largest music festival isn’t just about singing your heart out at diverse musical acts like Billie Eilish, Death Cab for Cutie, Willie Nelson and more, but also a chance to experience kiddie-rock performances, live theater, water fun with splash pads and paddle boats, fireworks, robot building and even a bacon eating contest!
- High Sierra Music Festival: July 4-7, Quincy, CA. The ultimate in jam-band festivals, High Sierra is like a big warm hug for families. The Family Village scene is always hoppin’, from the Living Folklore puppet shows, family breakfasts and water games to the family talent show, shady chill zone for breastfeeding mothers, and the High Sierra KIDS parade.
- Lollapalooza: Aug. 1-4, Chicago, IL. Lollapalooza's lineup this summer is packed with diverse acts, from Twenty One Pilots to Ariana Grande. Kidzapalooza, which is its own kiddie concert event within the rock festival and located in a separate area of Grant Park.
- Pickathon Independent Music Festival: Aug. 2-4, Happy Valley, OR. If you’re looking for a chance to give your tiny ones a lesson in sustainability while enjoying groovy bluegrass tunes, the Pickathon is where you need to be.
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- Choose A Music Festival That Is Appropriate For Children to attend.
- Choose A Music Festival That Takes Families and Children Into consideration.
- Camp with Another Family with Kids The Same Age.
- Have A “Security Plan” in Place Upon Arrival.
- Pro Tip
Not all music festivals are G-rated, and it’s not always a wise decision to take your children simply because it’s your favorite style of music.Many parents shared that bluegrass and folk festivals tend to bring a family-friendly vibe, so be sure to ask around. Choose a music festival where you know your children will be safe in the crowd, and unde...
Many music festivals strive to createchildren-specific activitiesand family-friendly amenities. Chances are that your child is going to want to be entertained throughout the day with things other than music. Jon R’s advice: “Plan on off-site activities, such as a nearby waterpark or kayak trip. Look for things to do at the music festival, like slip...
The saying “it takes a village” certainly can ring true when you take your children to a music festival. Jon R. shares with us, “Going with a group of parents is great because you can trade times a bit to allow you more adult time, but it’s not cool to just dump your parental responsibilities on someone else either.” Make sure you make a game plan ...
As soon as you arrive at the music festival, create a game plan with your children so that they (and you) feel secure and safe throughout the weekend. Many music festivals provide white wristbands to children so that parents can write down their contact information in case their children get lost.(If you don’t have a wristband, don’t be afraid to w...
“Take a picture of your kids upon arrival, wearing the clothes they plan to wear for the event. This will help if you ever need to find your kid if they are lost. This has not happened to us….yet.” (Tim B)
Jan 23, 2012 · While many music festivals are geared toward adults, plenty of others are family-friendly, with special offerings just for kids! Dance, sing along, play games and enjoy activities at one of these excellent family music festivals across the U.S.
Sep 15, 2016 · These days, it’s easier than ever to turn your favorite music festival into a family trip. There’s a youthful movement underway on the festival circuit. No longer are parents forced to decide between leaving the little ones at home and abstaining from music festivals altogether (major boo).
