2026-10-02 9:10 AM

19th Annual Tinner Hill Fest Brings Blues to F.C. June 8–10

The Tinner Hill Heritage Foundation and the City of Falls Church will present the 19th Annual Tinner Hill Blues Festival, June 8-10, in the City of Falls Church. This year’s theme is “Call It The Blues.”

Blues music and activities will be offered at the Cherry Hill Park, Cherry Hill Farmhouse, the Mary Riley Styles Public Library, the Falls Church Farmers’ Market, Mad Fox Brewing Company & Restaurant and Stifle & Capra. Other locations include The State Theatre and Art & Frame of Falls Church.

The weekend of blues music performances across the City will feature an all-day festival June 9 at Cherry Hill Park, 312 Park Ave., Falls Church.

Tickets are $15 for general admission, and $25 for Headline Pass tickets, which include reserved seating on the lawn. Tickets may be purchased at Cherry Hill Park on the day of the festival or online. For more information, visit tinnerhill.org.

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