Enter for a chance to win a VIP weekend for two at the 2026 Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, including two VIP passes, three nights of lodging, a $600 travel credit, and transportation from Montrose Regional Airport to Telluride. Live music, craft beer, and a box canyon surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks await.
Read MoreDiscover “BluesKites,” a vibrant exhibition at Wilkinson Public Library celebrating the legacy of American roots music through a collection of art kites honoring iconic blues musicians.
Read MoreStill thinking about coming to Blues & Brews? Save on your Telluride stay with exclusive last-minute lodging deals from festival partners, including 10–20% off select hotels and vacation rentals.
Read MoreExperience Telluride Blues & Brews Festival like a rock star with VIP access featuring elevated stage views, exclusive lounges, premium amenities, specialty food and beverage offerings, VIP-only events, priority entry, and unforgettable mountain hospitality.
Read MoreReserve your 2026 Telluride Blues & Brews Festival pass today with just 25% down. Our limited-time layaway plan makes it easier than ever to experience three days of live music, craft beer, and mountain adventure.
Read MoreStart your festival mornings with free yoga in Elks Park or the Blisters & Brews 5K fundraiser. Enjoy fresh mountain air, stunning San Juan views, and outdoor activities before a full day of music at Telluride Blues & Brews Festival.
Read MoreHelp make Telluride Blues & Brews happen! Join our 2026 Volunteer Team and earn a 3-Day Festival Pass while gaining behind-the-scenes access, meeting fellow music fans, and becoming part of the festival community.
Read MoreJoin us on September 14 for the annual Blisters & Brews 5k Fundraiser Race to support the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program in remembrance of dear festival friend Felix Snow. Run, walk or roll your way through a beautiful race course that winds through the Telluride box canyon in support of a great non-profit organization. Through registration fees, donations and the generous support of the Telluride community, we are honored to have been able to raise over $10,000 since the start of the program. We're looking forward to another amazing year of support. Not able to run, but want to support? Non-athletic support donations are also available.
Read MoreCongratulations to Marcus Trummer, the winner of the 2023 Telluride Blues Challenge! Marcus competed against nearly 40 entries, and topped five other finalists at the Telluride Blues Challenge on Saturday, September 16 and won a Martin 000-10E Sapele guitar provided by Telluride Music Company, two performances at this year's and next year's Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, a three-night performance on the 2023 Durango Blues Train, and a $300 cash prize. Coming off the big win after his first performance in the US, we sat down with Marcus to learn more.
Read MoreWe're reducing our carbon footprint and are not printing program guides this year. Download the schedules to your phone so you’ll have them handy in case service is bad in Town Park. Save the schedules and create your own personalized itinerary and plan your days in advance.
Read MoreVolunteering is a fantastic way to be a part of the festival and earn a 3-Day Pass, get a free festival t-shirt, meet new friends, and be a part of the show! The only thing you need to do is fill out the application, choose your department, and select your preferred shifts. For a complete list of positions, you can click here. We are extremely grateful for all of our volunteers, particularly those who return year after year with their knowledge and passion for the festival. You are an essential component of this event, and we couldn't do it without you!
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Read More"Run, Walk and Roll" - Blisters & Brews is a 5k Fundraiser Race on the morning of Saturday, September 16, giving attendees the opportunity to exercise before the Festival even starts. The 5k Race will raise money for the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program in remembrance of dear festival friend Felix Snow. Through registration fees, donations and the generous support of the Telluride community, we were honored to be able to raise over $7,500 for the Telluride Adaptive Ski Program since the start of the program. We're looking forward to another amazing year of support. Don't want to run, but want to support? Non-athletic support donations are also available.
Read MoreDecompress at morning Yoga Sessions or run in the Blisters & Blues 5k Race — all before you even enter the park! Telluride has something for everyone needing to scratch their outdoor itch! The morning offers it all, whether it’s taking time to unwind in Elks Park for Yoga Flow, or running a 5k race — we want you to revel in the opportunities awaiting in our Box Canyon. Join us and our friends from Outside, Revel Bikes, Boot Doctors and the Telluride Adaptive Sports program to enjoy the outdoors each morning before the festival.
Read MoreEnjoy free morning Yoga Sessions, run the Blisters & Blues 5K Race, demo mountain bikes with Revel Bikes and hike with Backpacker Magazine - all before you enjoy the music! It’s no secret that Telluride, Colorado is one of the best places in the world for outdoor recreation! We recommend taking some time while you’re here to experience the endless miles of trails and breathtaking scenery of the towering San Juan mountain peaks. Join us and our friends from Backpacker Magazine, Revel Bikes, Boot Doctors and the Telluride Adaptive Sports program to enjoy the outdoors each morning before the festival.
Read MoreWe invite you and your friends to volunteer for the 28th Annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival in gorgeous Telluride, Colorado. Volunteer for two shifts and earn a 3-Day festival pass and a staff t-shirt. Applications are open now! Become a part of our volunteer family this year.
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