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Scenes from the 15th Annual Pagosa Folk 'N Bluegrass

Four Corners Public Radio | By KSUT Staff

Published June 15, 2022 at 3:59 PM MDT

Tommy Emmanuel, Australian guitar virtuoso who is widely revered as a master finger picker ended the festival with an unbelievable performance.

Just like that, the triumphant return of Pagosa Folk 'N Bluegrass to Reservoir Hill is in the rear view, but not without filling us up with great memories and inspiration.

We're pleased to share the first of many photos from festival weekend. Check back for more in the coming weeks as our photographers have time to go through their images.

We'll be back on Reservoir Hill over Labor Day weekend for the 26th annual Four Corners Folk Festival.

Saturday set up crew on Reservoir Hill — Saturday set up crew on Reservoir Hill.

Operations crew raises the tent in time for sunset.

FY5 delivered the goods at Bubbles & Bluegrass at Pagosa Folk N’ Bluegrass.

At Folk 'N Bluegrass with Cary Morin & Ghost Dog's Saturday opening set.

The Jon Stickley Trio returned to Reservoir Hill for another spellbinding performance.

Tray Wellington Band waiting to go on stage with KSUT's Chris Aaland.

High Country Hustle raised the roof at Pagosa Folk 'N Bluegrass.

When the festival ends and the Broke Mountain Duo picks a tune or two with Tommy Emmanuel live, at sunset, on Reservoir Hill.

Dancers at Pagosa Folk 'N Bluegrass

Kevin Russell of Shinyribs - entertainer, crowd pleaser, groove maker, sunset serenader.

Young fiddlers busking at the festival.

Outstanding guitarist Jackie Venson brought the "blues" in Folk 'N Bluegrass.

Goodnight Reservoir Hill.

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