Rocky Mountain Flower Fest

A music festival full of flowers

August 8th, 2026

Tickets & Festival Information

Pricing

General Admission

  • $30 Online in Advance

  • $37 At the Gate

  • $10 Kids ages 5-12 (under 5 FREE) - Online & At Gate

General Admission + Flower Picking

  • $55 Online in Advance

  • Only available at the gate if flowers are still available. We strongly encourage you to purchase your flower picking in advance if you want to do that.

Flower Crown Add-On

  • $25 per crown

  • During check out online, you can add a flower crown to your cart. These are available while supplies last.

  • Dried flowers will be prepared and ready for you to assemble your own crown

Your General Admission ticket includes:

  • Entry to the flower farm festival

  • Live music performances

  • Line dancing

  • Access to artisan vendors & farm shop

  • Access to the food trucks, Booze Bar & lemonade stand

  • Festival vibes, farm atmosphere & photo areas

Ticket Policy

All tickets are nonrefundable.
If you are unable to attend, tickets may be transferred to another guest.

Thank you for understanding and supporting our small family flower farm.

2026 Lineup

  • Four men standing indoors holds musical instruments, with a brick and wood fireplace in the background. The group includes a violinist, two guitarists, and a bassist, all smiling at the camera.

    Grass It Up

    Steeped in American music traditions such as bluegrass, folk, ragtime, rock and country, Grass It Up has shaped a unique brand of Americana that expresses the feeling of life in today's American West. Their stories translate to timeless songs that touch the heart of their listeners, and their melodic instrumentation bends rules.

  • Two men performing music, one holding a cello and the other playing an acoustic guitar, in front of a sign that reads 'GOLD HILL INN 1962'.

    Patchwork Jack

    This merry band of westerners (both north and south american) thread together such influences as Texas country, Latin ballads, and Romani swing. Their music, like an old worn-out quilt, tells tales of love, loss, resilience and the human experience. A heaping helping of honky-tonk humanity might be just what you need. 

Drinks

Craft Beer from Bristol Brewing

Floral themed cocktails - Lavender Vodka Lemonade

Lemonade from Pikes Peak Lemonade

Bev Cal Wine

Stem Pear Cider

Quirk Strawberry Lemon Basil Hard Seltzer

Upslope Non-Alcoholic Beer

Artisan Vendors

Harper May Crochet  

Wanderlust Crafted 

Sunflower and Sundries 

Ink & Mud  

Aerie Designs

Milma Hooked  

Hannah n ‘Grained  

Wildflowers Botanicals  

Road Runner Book Shop   

Glow House

Food Trucks

Smokin Js 

Millers Sweet Treats 

Little Lady Catering 

Bowl in the City

CoCo’s - serving Josh & John’s Ice Cream

More Fun!

Flower Crown making

You-Pick Flower Fields

Line Dancing with Mia Kay

Face Painting with Jemaca Co LLC. Facepainting! 

Music and a field of flowers

We warmly welcome you to Rocky Mountain Flower Fest, an enchanting evening of music nestled in the foothills of Pikes Peak surrounded by a field of beautiful flowers. This event combines the charm of a flower farm with the lively tunes of local bluegrass, americana and folk music.

There will be flower installations for photos, flowers to pick, flower crowns to wear, food trucks to enjoy, craft beer to sip, artisan market to shop, line dancing to do some boot-stomping and a beautiful farm to enjoy with friends.

Three women smiling in front of a floral arch at a garden or outdoor event during sunset.

The Details

Tips for Your Best Music & Flower Festival Experience in Colorado Springs

A woman with blonde hair wearing a cowboy hat, holding a sunflower close to her face, standing outdoors in a field during golden hour.

Line Dancing with Mia Kay

A woman with long blonde hair wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a red shirt with a Wrangler logo, and black pants, smiling in a sunflower field with the sun setting or rising in the background.

Former professional ballet dancer with over 15 years of teaching experience, Mia Gerrish loves bringing her joy of dancing and teaching in a unique way through Line Dancing to the Colorado community.She and her husband, David Gerrish, own and operate Caprock Equine LLC which serves the Southern & Eastern Colorado area and beyond, offering expert horse training, tune-ups, colt starting, and clinics—all rooted in trust and connection.

Based in Larkspur, the Gerrish family along with their son, Thomas Stetson, aim to lead with faith, heart, and a deep commitment to their community.

They can’t wait for you to join them on the dance floor or in the arena!