3 FESTIVALS
At Heritage Park and Gardens, Live Oak, Florida
- Heritage Fall Festival - THIS WEEKEND
- All aboard festival - FEB. 3, 2024
- Wildflower Festival - APRIL 27, 2024
Music, Food, Storytelling, Crafts and Family Fun Activities
The Suwannee River Regional Library, Live Oak Artists Guild, UF/IFAS Extension in Suwannee County and the Live Oak Museum have partnered together and are hosting three festivals in Live Oak. The first one, Heritage Fall Festival, will be November 18 at the Heritage Park and Gardens, 1004 Helvenston St SE, Live Oak, Florida.
The Heritage Fall Festival will have pre-festival opening activities at Suwannee Regional Library on November 13, at 6.m. with story times, quilt displays, Teen and children’s art shows and special presentations and workshops.
The second festival, All Aboard, will celebrate the history of transportation, including the major contribution of the railroad and its impact on the growth in North Florida. The All Aboard festival is scheduled for February 3, 2024 at the Live Oak Museum and Train Station.
In the spring, our Wildflower Festival will be at Heritage Park and Gardens on April 27, in time to celebrate the wildflower blossoming that North Florida is famous for.
Each festival will include music by local musicians, food trucks, vendors, storytellers and presenters, and family centered fun activities.
If you are interested in having a 10 x 10 space at any one or all three festivals, we are seeking authors, artists, craft vendors and demonstrators, performers, and food trucks. You may contact the Live Oak Public Library Youth Services Department for more information and a vendor application form. You may use this link to request an application:
We are also seeking local support and volunteer help for each festival, if you are interested, please contact the Youth Services department at the Live Oak Public Library at: 386-364-3479 or email:
The three festivals are sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture, the Florida Council of Arts and Culture, and the National Endowment for the Arts and support from community and city agencies.