Posted in Missouri Bakeries & Dessert, Festivals March 28, 2019 by Beth Price-Williams

This One-Day Hippie Festival In Missouri Is An Absolute Blast

Calling all former hippies, hippies at heart, and those who want to channel their inner hippie for the very first time! Hippies of all ages and backgrounds will gather in Missouri this August to celebrate everything groovy and righteous with an epic one day hippie festival that promises plenty of fun for the whole family. So, whether you want to relive the good old days or discover the hippie years for the first time, head to Hippie Fest 2019.

Okay, Missourians, mark your calendars for August 31, 2019 for the epic Hippie Fest, which will be held at Whispering Pines Campground in Jadwin.

Running from noon to 7 p.m., the epic one-day festival offers plenty to do for the entire family. Tickets are $15 for everyone 11 and older. Kids 10 and younger are free.

So, pull out your old '60s gear and get ready for an afternoon you won't soon forget. The festival will feature a vintage car festival where you can check out the classics, like the Volkswagen Beetle.

Remember how cool tie dye was? Join other festival-goers in a little do-it-yourself tie dye, one of the many kid-friendly activities planned for the day.

Of course, you'll have the opportunity to sway to plenty of live entertainment and marvel at circus performers, like those walking on stilts.

The one-day festival will also host a bohemian market, where you can pick up goodies. (Or, if you have items to sell, consider applying for vendor status.)

Expect plenty of delicious food, beer, and a massive bubble garden, too.

Having so much fun you just don't want the day to end? Camp out overnight either Friday or Saturday night or both. (A camping pass is $15 an evening during the festival.)

Hippie Fest 2019 will be held at Whispering Pines Campground located at 3505 County Rd. 6510, Jadwin, MO 65501.

Do you plan on going to this hippie festival in Missouri? Let us know in the comments! Ready to relive a bit of the good old days (or experience them for the first time)? Then, click here to check out 15 vintage photos of Missouri in the 1960s.

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