1. Seating: There are a variety of seating options at the Ogden Music Festival. The lush lawns of Fort Buenaventura offer plenty of space to spread a tarp or blanket or to place a low-profile lawn chair (cannot fit a basketball under the seat). Additionally, there will be a limited number of folding chairs for those not bringing their own. Those who choose to bring their own high profile chairs will be directed to an area behind the blankets and low-profile chairs. Shade tarps, umbrellas, or canopies are restricted to the back portion of the venue (on the lawn). Please be considerate by not blocking others' views of the stage. The performers deserve to have a full audience in front of the stage. If you leave your seats unattended, they are available for others to sit in until you return. Dancing is welcome in the designated areas to the left and right of the stage. Please be respectful of others and do not stand or dance in the festival seating areas.
2. Recording and Photography: This is a taper-friendly festival; you may bring cameras, small camcorders, and audio recording devices to the Ogden Music Festival. No flash photography is permitted. Do not obstruct the view of those around you. You may not use any type of photograph or recording from Ogden Music Festival for commercial purposes without express written permission.
3. Smoking: Please do not smoke in the audience. Wander over an uninhabited spot to smoke and put your butt in your pocket. Please.
4. Alcohol: No glass containers or alcoholic beverages may be brought into the Ogden Music Festival. Individuals 21 years of age and older may purchase alcohol from vendors on site. All coolers, backpacks, and bags are subject to search. You must present an ID at the gate and get a special wristband to purchase alcohol; wristbands are required to be worn at all times while drinking alcohol.
5. Food and Beverages: You may bring your own water in factory-sealed containers only. If you bring liquids in re-useable containers, you will be asked to empty them before entering the festival grounds. Drinking water is provided at no cost. Vendors will offer a wide range of foods. A variety of beer, soda, and wine will also be for sale.
6. Parking: There is plenty of parking at Fort Buenaventura, though it may require walking a fair distance. General parking with be in the upper lot, at the south end of "A" Avenue. The lower lot is reserved for campers, handicapped and drop-offs. Paths between the festival and upper lot will be marked and will be lit during dark hours. The Fort closes at 11:00 p.m.; the front gate will close to all inbound traffic but remain open for those wishing to leave the Fort in their vehicles.
7. Front Runner: Consider riding the train from Salt Lake or Davis Counties, Friday and Saturday (there is no Sunday train service). A trolley will be at the Ogden Depot at conveniently scheduled times to shuttle to and from the festival at no charge. This will be available only at certain times so please review the schedule at the link on our website.
8. Weather: Early June can bring thunderstorms and rain; though average temperatures range in the 70s and 80s, temps could dip into the 50s. Be prepared for weather extremes including rain, and dress in layers. Don't forget your hat and sunscreen!
9. Animals: Only service animals are allowed at the festival and must be on a leash.
10. Please use appropriate waste and recycle receptacles. Due to environmental and ecological considerations, OFOAM and Weber Environmental Club are motivated to decrease waste, conserve resources and recycle wherever possible.  Please re-use water containers.

1. Be Considerate: Above all, please be respectful of your fellow campers. We're all here to have fun. If you're planning on hosting a raucous all-night jam and you're right next to a family that is hoping for peace and quiet, please consider camping in another part of the campground. Quiet time will begin at 10:00P.M. Drum circles and amplified music are NOT allowed in the campground
2. Campfires: Campfires are okay, barring any restrictions. You will be notified of changes upon check-in. Campfire rings are available; you may bring your own above-ground fireplace. Campfires must NOT be left unattended. Make sure yours is out before leaving the campground or retiring for the evening. Remember: You are responsible for all damage, emergency crew costs, and restitution caused by your negligence.
3. Rude Behavior:
   1. Disorderly conduct and underage drinking will NOT be tolerated. Anyone appearing intoxicated or displaying disruptive behavior will be asked to leave.
   2. Minimal noise; no loud stereos; ATVs and motorcycles are not allowed. Please be considerate of those around you when using your generator.
   3. Fireworks are not permitted on the festival grounds. If you are caught setting off fireworks, you will be evicted from the site and criminal charges may result.
4. No littering! We want to keep our festival locations beautiful and natural.

Booths will be 10' x 10' in area. 

Craft Booths: We are seeking vendors with quality merchandise, congruent with the festival atmosphere; email Kara at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information.

Food Vendors: We are seeking high quality, healthy food vendors to appeal to a diverse crowd. Email Kara at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if interested. All food handlers must comply with the Weber County Fairgrounds requirements.

Vendor Application and Aggreement

Tickets for the 5th Annual Ogden Music Festival, June 1, 2, and 3, go on sale on Wednesday, December 7, 2011 – click on "Tickets" above and "register" for your 3-day passes at our early bird online price.

As we look back on 2011, we are thankful to all our artists, sponsors, volunteers, and Ogden Music Festivarians for an unforgettable 4th annual Ogden Music Festival and an altogether  incredible 2011. We're all kinds of excited for this year's festival, June 1-3 and all of our other upcoming events. Visit the website often and be sure to "like" our Facebook page to get the latest updates from OFOAM.

We're working on an incredible lineup for you, including Robert Earl Keen, Claire Lynch, Swamp Cabbage, Jr. Sisk and Rambler's Choice, Elephant Revival, and more!  Check back here  for updates on our lineup and workshops. Camping reservations can be made through Weber County Parks & Recreation (801)399-8491 after January 2nd. You must have proof of festival pass purchase before making a camping reservation.

Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music(OFOAM)was established in 2008 to bring more live acoustic music to Ogden and with a mission to provide musical opportunities to the youth of Ogden. OFOAM is a non-profit organization run by an all-volunteer board of directors.