The Sag Harbor American Music Festival, postponed because of the northeaster, is now set to happen Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., rain or shine, at Mashashimuet Park. Performances will be held on three sponsored main stages on the park’s grounds: the Provisions tent stage, the WLIW-FM stage, and the Sag Harbor Express stage. All shows are free. The full schedule will be posted at sagharbormusic.org and shared via @sagharbormusic as soon as it is finalized.
“We’re so grateful to Mashashimuet Park for their enthusiastic support,” said Kelly Dodds, president and co-artistic director. “Bringing the festival together in one place, with three stages, means our community can enjoy a full weekend of free music after this nor’easter storm setback. We can’t wait to see everyone there.”
“Bringing people together is at the heart of what Mashashimuet Park was created for,” said Brian DeSesa, president of the Mashashimuet Park board. “After the storm delay, we’re especially glad to offer a place where families, friends, and neighbors can gather for a weekend of free music.”
The festival organizers expressed gratitude to Mashashimuet Park, the Sag Harbor community, artists, and partners for their continued support, flexibility, and understanding throughout the process.
