Treefort 2027 runs March 31–April 4 across downtown Boise. Understand passes, free/public programming, performer and market applications, walking/transit and venue-by-venue access.
Treefort 2027 quick answers - When? March 31–April 4, 2027. - Where? Downtown Boise, centered around Julia Davis Park and participating venues. - Camping? No. - Passes? 2027 festival passes are on sale. - Can artists apply? Yes. Music submissions are open through November 20, 2026. - Can makers apply? Treefort Market applications are open for the 2027 cycle. A citywide festival, not one gate Treefort spreads music, art, film, food, comedy, technology and family programming across downtown Boise. Some areas and events are free, while others require the appropriate festival pass or venue credential. Your plan should be built around walking between venues rather than returning to one central field all day. Passes Full-festival products unlock the broadest access across Treefort and participating venues. Individual Forts and specialty events can have their own access rules, so check the exact event rather than assuming one wristband covers every special program. Getting around Boise The Main Stage area can involve street closures and congestion. The festival publishes a designated drop-off area and expects people to walk between many downtown locations. Performer, maker and volunteer pathways 2027 music submissions are open through November 20, 2026. Treefort Market applications are also open for makers, artists and vintage sellers during the current application window. Volunteer and media programs exist, but not every 2027 application window is open yet. Use the live Get Involved page as the source of truth. Accessibility A designated ADA entrance is published for the Main Stage area. Because the festival spans many independent venues, accessibility can vary by location. Official resources: Treefort · 2027 passes · Get Involved · FAQ