Central Oregon’s 4th Annual NEWBERRY EVENT Music & Arts Festival-Fundraiser to Defeat MS is going to be the biggest and best yet! An OUTDOOR 4-Day ticketed, private festival well-known as a good time for a good cause.

This summer, you couldn’t see this many national and regional acts in one place at one time anywhere else!

Proud to announce the 2016 lineup, with music VARIETY of all genres, the Saturday headliner is EUFORQUESTRA! Hosted at DiamondStone, between Sunriver and La Pine, come dance and enjoy three stages with more than 25 bands of back to back reggae, brass, rock, bluegrass, blues and more. Featuring positive messaged musicians, some of the socially conscious acts to see are Andy Frasco & the U.N., Zahira, Vokab Kompany, Lil’ Smokies, Joseph Israel & the Jerusalem Band, Sol Seed, Yogoman, the Sextones, YakAttack, New Breed Brass Band, Mojo Green, Satsang, Ubuntu and more. Shady lawn creates an unforgettable venue in southern Deschutes County for this family friendly experience (kids under 13 free) .

Tent camping is free and RV sites available. With a myriad of art and craft vendors, food (breakfast too), Deschutes Brewery beers and distillery vendors, and silent auction of incredible items on site, you won’t want to leave. Tickets are limited and pricing is tiered.

Early Bird tickets on sale now at BendTicket.com.

Come together for fun and a heart to raise non-profit funds to benefit the Oregon Chapter National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable, often crippling disease of the central nervous system. Both a neurological and autoimmune disease, nerve damage can stop people from moving. Research funds are needed to find the cause, in hope to someday have a world free of MS. Website for links to musicians’ music and pictures of previous years: www.newberryevent.com. If you can’t attend, they would very much appreciate kind tax-deductible donations of any amount, through the website or checks to “Newberry Event”. But you really don’t want to miss this GREAT TIME for a GOOD CAUSE!