Plan Your PorchFest Day
Farmville PorchFest takes place across our community, with many performances hosted on private residential and commercial properties. Please help us show our appreciation to our generous hosts by respecting their property, disposing of trash properly, and leaving each stop just as you found it.
All applicable North Carolina ABC laws and regulations apply throughout the event. Please enjoy PorchFest responsibly and be mindful that alcohol rules may vary by location.
Have a question, need directions, or looking for help during the event? Stop by the PorchFest Information Table at the Town Common, and our team will be happy to assist.

Map
Explore The Route
Performances pop up across porches, yards, and local businesses, giving you plenty of reasons to stroll through Farmville’s historic downtown.
Use the festival map and posted venue details on event day to choose a route, find nearby sets, and make the most of every stop.

Schedule FAQ
A few quick notes to help you enjoy the day with less guesswork and more music.
When will the full schedule be posted?
The final performance schedule is typically shared closer to the event date. Check back here and on our social media channels for the latest updates.
Do I need tickets?
PorchFest is designed as a welcoming community event. Support from our community and sponsors makes attendance FREE for you! We encourage tipping performers along the way.
How far apart are venues?
Most stops are set throughout downtown Farmville, making it easy to walk between performances and enjoy the town along the way.
Can the schedule change?
Yes. Weather, artist availability, and event logistics can lead to updates, so it is smart to check the latest schedule before you head out.
Where should I park?
Public parking is available downtown, at the library on West Church Street, behind the Railroad Depot on West Wilson Street, and along our streets. Arriving a little early can make parking easier. Be mindful not to park in front of active performances.
What should I bring?
Comfortable walking shoes, water, sunscreen, camp chairs and a flexible mindset are all great choices for a day spent moving between live performances.
