Sing Out Loud Festival 2026

From the first night of Sing Out Loud to the last round of applause on the Saturday of the Songwriters Festival, Colonial Oak Music Park hosts singers, songwriters, bands, and Pecha Kucha in September's Sing Out Loud Festival.

Colonial Oak Music Park offers a unique downtown venue with a beautiful old live oak that spreads its branches over the seating area, enveloping the audience in a nostalgic Old Florida atmosphere.

The venue has benches and room for some BYO portable chairs. The park is adjacent to the Colonial Quarter, which offers two restaurants and easily accessible restroom facilities.

Dog Rose Brewing Company has supported local musicians since opening. They host Sing Out Loud musicians and groups on the first three Saturdays and Sundays of Sing Out Loud.

This locally-owned taproom and brewery in historic Lincolnville offers local craft beers, lagers, pale ales, and stouts. In addition to beer, the taproom serves various wines, sodas, and light snacks.

This eclectic smaller venue offers seating at an old diner bar with swivel stools, small cafe tables, and your sofas and chairs that remind us of our great-aunt's home. It's a lovely, intimate venue for smaller acts, with room for the audience to spread outside and still hear the music through the open garage doors.

They offer beer, wine, soft drinks, coffee, and baked goods at the counter. The Hot Box, permanent food truck at Spinster Abbott's, serves Hawaiian-inspired street food.

Hornski's Brewing Company is a relaxed, family-friendly venue with a pool table, arcade games, great beer and wine, and an emphasis on vinyl records played on a turntable.

Depending on the day or week, try their Bridge Up! IPA, Kilgore Stout, Dumfungled Scotch Ale, Dry Hopped Pilsner, or one or more of their several other brews. Hornski's also serves wine and soft drinks, and partners with a local food truck on Thursdays through Sundays. The arcade games are always free.