Everything You Need to Know for 2025 BuffaloGrass Music Festival

📅 This weekend: October 3-5, 2025

📍 Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort

BuffaloGrass is almost here and we can’t wait to enjoy the music with you at Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort!

Get Your Spot

• This is our one ticketed event of the year, tickets are on sale at bicycleresort.com/buffalograss

• Book a room with us and enjoy free festival access

• Volunteer a few hours and receive a weekend pass (limited spots available!)

Getting Here

Parking is limited, so we encourage folks who are able to walk or bike in. Mountain Metro Route 3 stops at Colorado/Ridge or 3 Manitou, making it easy to ride the bus. We’ll also have a PikeRide pop-up station on property so you can rent a bike anywhere in the city and pedal right to the Lodge!

• Same-day ticket buyers who walk or bike in get $5 off their ticket

• Onsite parking: Limited $20 spots available each day

• Offsite parking: $10 per day at Shriner’s Banquet Hall (6 S 33rd St, Colorado Springs), just a half-mile away with a shuttle or an easy walk. Vehicles need to be moved by 9:30 pm Friday and Saturday, and 5:30 pm on Sunday. 

• Overnight guests are guaranteed one parking spot during their stay

• Benches will be available at both stages, but you are welcome to bring camp chairs for more comfortable experience!

The Music

Sixteen incredible bands will play across two stages over three days. Local favorites include Old Dangerfield, Tenderfoot Bluegrass, John Spengler & Frienemies, CountyWyde, and more. This weekends headliners Wirewood Station, The Blue Canyon Boys, and Magoo will keep the energy high all weekend long.

More to Enjoy

Alongside the music, festival goers can join morning yoga, Aqua Zumba, a group bike ride, open mic, and a How to Jam class led by Michael Watry. Don’t miss the all-ages coloring contest featuring custom artwork by Chris Reiss.

Pick up this year’s limited-edition BuffaloGrass t-shirt designed by Jami Casicari—it’s the perfect souvenir!

Thank You to Our Sponsors

This celebration is made possible by generous local supporters including Pikes Peak Highway, The Black Rose Acoustic Society, Best Construction, Cerberus Brewing, Pikes Peak National Bank, Apothecary Farms, My Longevity Health Compass, Rocky Mountain Food Tours, Wines of Colorado, Red Leg Brewing, Westside Shipping, Fitness with Natillia Aqua Fitness, Vanessa Nassif Yoga, and Michael Watry’s Wenrick How to Jam Class.