Follow the Arrow Music Festival

Name: Follow the Arrow Music Festival
Start: 2027-06-26
Location: Griffin House Palenville

Jun 26, 2027
Griffin House Palenville

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Outdoor Adventure

Follow The Arrow Festival returns at Griffin House in Palenville, New York, in the heart of the Catskills.

2027 Lineup TBA

Bring your people. Stay all day. Dance all night.

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Event Details

Date: June 26, 2027

Location
Griffin House Palenville
Address
3311 NY-23A
Palenville, NY, 12463
Price
$
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Email
emma@marcobenevento.com

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