Days Until
“Best Music Festivalin Alabama”
Experiences
Every Experience
Songwriter Rounds
Three or four writers, one circle of chairs, and the story behind the song before they play it.
Late Night Jam
A late night jam at John Emerald, where half the lineup ends up on one stage.
Saturday Morning
A sound bath at Flora Wren, breakfast with the songwriters at the Marriott, coffee before the first set.
Park Once.Walk All Weekend.
A coffee shop on the corner. A distillery in an old bottling plant. A pub, a bed and breakfast, a shop full of plants. The set ends, you walk out into historic downtown Opelika, you eat, you order a drink, and you are early for the next one.
One wristband opens every door. There are no per-show tickets and there is nothing to drive between.
One Wristband,Every Door
There are no per-show tickets at OSF: your pass is a single wristband that gets you into every venue it covers.
The Official OSF App
The full schedule, every artist, and every room, right in your pocket. Save the sets you don’t want to miss and plan your walk between them.
Download on the App Store
Scan with your phone
Every Ticket Funds Music Education
Net proceeds from OSF benefit The Sound Wall Music Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to promoting and celebrating the art of music in the Auburn/Opelika community. It runs festivals, workshops, and education programs that reach thousands of people every year.
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StudentShowcase
Three student songwriters are selected each year to perform an in-the-round set on the SWMI Sponsored Stage. Original songs only, judged by a panel, open to any songwriter in high school or younger.
- Entries
- Open now
- Eligibility
- High school or younger
- Prize
- Weekend pass + workshop
Volunteers AreThe Heart of OSF
Greeting artists, working merch tables, driving golf carts, and keeping four days of music across downtown Opelika running smoothly.
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