Florida Groves Music Festival 2027 runs Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11, 2027 at the Central Florida Fairgrounds, 4603 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32808, home of the Orlando Amphitheater. It bills itself as a music, art and freedom festival, and cannabis culture is part of the program through its Green Grove. The festival was co-founded by Cody Edwards and Patrick Gay of Dab Day Productions, the team behind Florida's 710 Dab Day events, and first ran in 2022 (the official site marked 2026 as its fifth year); tickets are sold on Tixr under FL Groves. The official FAQ says the show is all ages and children under 6 get in free. Official 2027 hours are not posted yet; Visit Orlando lists 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and the 2026 edition ran 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM Saturday and 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM Sunday.
The 2027 lineup has not been announced yet as of 3 Oct 2026. The official lineup page still shows the 2026 roster of 45 acts, led by Goose and Daily Bread with Hippie Sabotage, Dirtwire, Big Something, SunSquabi, Maddy O'Neal, Canabliss, SIPPY, Lumasi and Come Back To Earth: Mac Miller Live Band Tribute. In 2026 the festival used four stages: the Main Stage, a grass amphitheater on Lawne Lake with the largest capacity; the shaded Pavilion Stage, which holds several thousand people; the Bass Yard, where Florida DJs play from the Maestro Bass Bus; and the new Sessions Stage, a shaded stage for Florida's reggae scene and local acts. The 2025 edition was headlined by Oliver Tree and Big Gigantic, according to Orlando Weekly.
The fairgrounds sit about 10 minutes west of Downtown Orlando. Beyond the music, the official site lists an Art Grove with muralists painting large installations and live glassblowing demonstrations, a Tattoo Grove where you can book appointments, a Vendor Grove, workshops, and the Green Grove, where doctors are on-site if you want to apply for a Florida medical marijuana card (you do not need one to attend). Lockers with phone charging are run by Mobile Charging Lockers. What makes Florida Groves different from most Florida festivals is the mix: jam bands, bass DJs and reggae share the bill with art, tattoos and cannabis culture, and unlike most multi-stage festivals it is open to all ages. Organizers told Orlando Weekly in 2025 they expected 6,000 to 8,000 unique attendees across the weekend.