WOOLLYSTAR
WOOLLYSTAR
JUNE 12-15 2025
JUNE 12-15 2025
Woollystar is an intimate festival of live music, film, and camping
held at Woollystar Ranch in California's smallest County.
early bird tickets for 2025 on sale now!
TICKETS for 2025
TICKETS for 2025
Early Bird Full Weekend....................$150
General Admission Full Weekend.....$195
Kid's Full Weekend............................$50
Friday General...................................$75
Friday Kid's........................................$25
Saturday General...............................$150
Saturday Kid's....................................$35
Car Camping Full Weekend..............$60
RV Site Full Weekend.........................$150
SCHEDULE for 2025
SCHEDULE for 2025
THURSDAY JUNE 12
music workshops
FRIDAY JUNE 13
live music, film screening
SATURDAY JUNE 14
yoga, live music
SUNDAY JUNE 15
yoga, open mic, nature hike
FAQ
Where is the event located?
We are located at a private ranch about 15 minutes outside of the town of Markleeville. To get the full address, you must purchase a ticket.
I want to play/show my film/being a vendor at Woollystar, how can I get in touch?
If you are interested performing at Woollystar, please send an email with an EPK, including a video of your live performance to booking@woollystar.com
If you are interested in screening your film, being a vendor, or being a volunteer please get in touch at booking@woollystar.com
I would like to volunteer at Woollystar, what should I do?
Please email volunteers@woollystar.com
Are children allowed at Woollystar?
Woollystar is an all ages event, however this is a working ranch in a natural setting, and all people under the age of 18 must be supervised at all times. This entertainment is not geared towards children, but they are welcome to attend and have enjoyed the event in years past. There is a lower ticket price for people under 18 years of age.
What kind of music will there be?
Our music is primarily folk, alternative/indie, and singer-songwriter.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are allowed on leash, as long as they are not aggressive, guests must clean up after their pets.
Can I cook at my campsite or RV?
There are no campfires or BBQs or any open flames allowed. However, you can cook with a gas cooking stove, but it must be 2 feet off of the ground and you must keep water or a fire extinguisher at your campsite to put out any fires. Here is an example of a table you can bring to cook your food on.
Can I bring my chair/cooler/umbrella/blanket?
Yes, you can bring a chair to sit on, and you are welcome to bring a cooler, umbrella, or a picnic blanket. We do not allow people to bring their own E-Z up tents (unless it is with your RV).
Can I bring food or drinks?
Yes, you can bring your own food, and beer/wine and non-alcoholic beverages. However, we highly encourage people to patronize the food vendor and bar that will be available on site during the event.
What accommodations are available at the campsite?
We provide flat sites with access to port-o-potties, handwashing stations, and clean drinking water. We do not provide showers or electricity at RV sites or campsites.
Do I have to buy tickets to the festival to be part of the workshop?
No, workshop tickets are separate and participants are not required to purchase tickets beyond the workshop fee. Buying a ticket to the workshop does not give you admission to the festival.
PAST WOOLLYSTAR ARTISTS:
The Brothers Comatose, Lilly Hiatt, Vetiver, The Stone Foxes, Chuck Prophet, Qiensave, Tim Bluhm, Los Cenzontles, Margo Cilker, Kacey Johansing, ISMAY, Skyway Man, The Coffis Brothers, Wolf Jett, Fil Corbitt, Space Happy (film), Agouti, Kelly McFarling & Alfred Howard, Robby Hecht, Stella Heath, Nightbirds, Kacie HillThe Live Oaks, Ash Relics, Patrick Dethlefs, Call Me Mule (film), Holly Tzeigon (Kalinders), Elizabeth Lubin, Flamenco Del Mar, Carolyn Dolan, Wreckless Strangers, and Beans Sousa .
Stay tuned for announcements here and at our instagram page.