The King Biscuit Blues Festival is an annual music event held in Helena, Arkansas, celebrating the rich history of blues music. Named after the famous radio show, it features a variety of artists and bands, showcasing both established and emerging talent. The festival typically takes place in October and attracts thousands of music lovers from across the country. In addition to live performances, the festival includes food vendors, art displays, and workshops, creating a vibrant community atmosphere. It honors the legacy of blues legends like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, highlighting the genre's cultural significance and its roots in the Mississippi Delta region.