The Kerrville Folk Festival is an annual music festival held in Kerrville, Texas, typically spanning 18 days in late May to early June. It showcases a diverse range of folk music, featuring both established and emerging artists. The festival includes performances, workshops, and open mic sessions, attracting music lovers from across the country. Founded in 1972 by Rodney Crowell and James Taylor, the festival has grown into one of the largest and longest-running folk festivals in the United States. It emphasizes community, creativity, and the celebration of original music, making it a unique cultural event in the Texas Hill Country.