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Oct 03
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Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival Lineup and Info

This weekend in San Francisco is the FREE 3 day, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Music Festival.  This is an annual festival that is FREE to the public, the lineup is super diverse, MC Hammer (What, Holler!!), Robert Plant and Allison Krause, Robert Earl Keen, and many, many more.

So who is gonna be there today and take pictures of MC Hammer for Reno Passport?  We will be hitting Lovefest for part of the day, then hitting Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in Golden Gate Park (on sat and sun).

Fri Oct 3 (10:30am - Noon & 2:30pm - 6:45pm)
The morning (10:30 - noon) on Star stage is a special educational program for local schools (and the general public) as part of the Daniel Pearl Foundation Music Days. The afternoon (2:30pm - 6:45pm) features very special guests on the Banjo stage.
Star Stage

Banjo Stage

Sat Oct 4 (10:45am - 7:15pm)
Banjo Stage

Star Stage

Rooster Stage

Arrow Stage

Porch Stage

Sun Oct 5 (11am - 7pm)
Banjo Stage

Star Stage

Rooster Stage

Arrow Stage

Porch Stage

Volunteer Info

Since this is a FREE EVENT (NO TICKETS NEEDED), we do not have the manpower to answer all of your questions… here is a list of the most frequently asked questions:

For info on volunteering, email volunteer@hardlystrictlybluegrass.com.
For general questions, email questions@hardlystrictlybluegrass.com.

Please help us keep the Park clean– please pack out with you what you bring in for the festival!

Q: What are we allowed to bring?
Coolers, blankets, and short-back chairs are all allowed. Cameras are ok (no tripods or instrusive equipment please). There will also be vendors on-site selling food and non-alcoholic beverages. No alcohol will be for sale in the park, however you CAN bring your own. PLEASE respect the park and pick up and take everything with you that you bring in. There will be a sweep of the park by waste management each evening (which means no saving spaces for the following day).
Q: Dogs?
Dogs are allowed as per park rules (on leash, etc.)
Q: Hotels in area?
Please call the Chamber of Commerce, use a travel site such as Orbitz or Yahoo Travel, or contact the San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau for assistance. Visitors can book rooms directly on www.sfvisitor.org or request assistance from the Visitor Information Center - 415-391-2000 (tollfree at 888-782-9673 (STAY-N-SF)).
Q: Transportation?
This year the park service is NOT running their shuttle service. We advise you to take other means of transportation (carpool, bike, rollerskate, bus, etc) as there are many street closures. See the map below for a visual on what streets will be closed. Click here for SF Muni transit maps and here for a public transportation route finder.
Q: Will bike parking be available?
Yes. Bike parking is provided by SFBC. Please see the map (below) for location of Bike Parking.
Q: What time are we allowed in?
10AM entry to the meadows.
Q: Restroom facilities?
There will be port-a-potties on site.
Q: Free Water
Free water will be available at the drinking fountain near the Rock Med tent (between Banjo and Arrow stages).
Q: Recyling
Recycling will be available.
Q: Disabled accessibility?
Yes, there will be a special section reserved at each stage. Handicapped persons can be dropped off at JFK and Transverse. Shuttles (golf carts) will drop them off curbside at the stage they wish to get to. This service is a first come first serve, and can be in high demand so please exercise patience. Handicapped PARKING will also be available.
Q: Merchandise?
We will be selling T-shirts and CDs of most artists. There are merch booths at the Banjo, Arrow, Star and Rooster Stages.
Q: ATMs?
ATMs will be provided and will be marked on the 2008 map when it is available.
Q: Lost & Found
Lost and found is located at either Info booth (see map)
Q: Map?
Click here for this year’s map.



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