This Month At The Waterworks
The New 76ers
YoungFolk Opening Act: Holt and Cabe
Saturday, October 18th
Doors: 6:30 pm
Show: 7:00 - 10:00 pm
The New 76ers are an American folk band formed in Tallahassee, Florida, in 2004. This family trio is best known for their sweet harmonies and well-crafted songs—each a blend of folk, bluegrass, and rock. They rose to popularity shortly after the release of their debut full-length album, Superhighway, and have since become regular headliners at Americana, jam, and folk festivals across the South. With instinctive vocals and stripped-down instrumentation, The New 76ers often stand around a single microphone and deliver timeless, soul-stirring music in it's purest form. Passionate performers and festival favorites, their mission is to share love through music—and they believe that music is, and always will be, a force to inspire change. Real music. Real people. Come listen with an open heart.
Live from The Waterworks
The Gamble Rogers Folk Festival, in partnership with the St. Johns Cultural Council, announces the 2025–2026 season of “Live from The Waterworks”, an intimate monthly concert series celebrating the legacy of St. Augustine’s own Gamble Rogers. Tickets for all shows in the series go on sale Tuesday, August 26, at 10:00 a.m. right here on our Tickets page! There are limited seats available, so purchasing tickets early is recommended. Thank you for your support, you are making dreams come true!
We are more than excited to begin preparations already for our 31st Annual Gamble Rogers Folk Festival next April!
Are you an artist interested in performing at next year's festival? Apply today!
Are you a vendor interested in selling at next year's festival? Apply today!
As the oldest music festival in St. Johns County, we are ever grateful to YOU, our longtime and dedicated supporters to help us keep this important and fulfilling musical legacy alive and well.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts and we'll look forward to seeing you soon!
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Here are a few magical moments from our 30th Anniversary Festival Celebration
with Gamble's own spectacular rendition of his tune, Deep Gap Salute, written in honor of his longtime friend, Doc Watson.
Why do we celebrate Gamble’s legacy? Find out from our President, Jim Carrick.
