Reggae Fest

39th Annual Reggae Festival

Presented by Tubular Times

Prepare yourself for the biggest party on the East Coast. The 39th Annual Reggae Fest returns April 9-11, 2027.

April 9 - 11, 2027
Resort Wide
Live music & good vibes

The King of Spring

Enjoy non-stop fun on and off the slopes all weekend long, with live music, unbeatable spring skiing conditions, and après fun, followed by live evening entertainment.

reggae fest party goers
reggae fest musician on stage
reggae fest musician singing

Enjoy non-stop live music and good vibes across the mountain, from Bullwinkle's to the Boomshot Beach Stage, Widowmaker, King Pine and more.

Ski friends in fun outfits
party goes on the beach

Sugarloaf is the King of Spring, offering incredible spring skiing and an all-time corn harvest not found anywhere else in the East.

spring skier
reggae fest party goers at Bullwinkle's
live music in the king pine room
Spring skier

Make memories that will last a lifetime with friends, family, and fellow Sugarloafer's during Reggae Fest, Sugarloaf's premier music event.

Live music at the widowmaker
spring skier in vintage outfit
FAQ's

Everything you need to know and more

Reggae Festival is easily the biggest ski party on the East, returning to Sugarloaf year after year as we celebrate the end of the season with good vibes, live music, and incredible skiing and riding.

Here's everything you need to know as you prepare to hit the slopes over reggae weekend.

No outside food or alcohol will be permitted inside the Beach venue on Saturday. All bags will be subject to search.

Food and beverages will be available for purchase inside the venue.

Nearby dining options include:

  • Narrow Gauge
  • Widowmaker
  • The Beach Bar
  • 45North
  • Bullwinkle's (mid mountain restaurant accessible by skiing/riding only)
  • Sports & Fitness Center
  • The Bag
  • Brickyard Hollow
  • The Red Pony
  • Java Joes
  • Gouda Boys Food Truck

All outdoor and afternoon concerts are free and family friendly. Only the night shows are 21+.

You will need either a paper or digital copy of your ticket (found in the ticket confirmation email) as well as a Valid Photo ID.

Good Vibes Passes are non-transferable and only good for 1 person. All bracelets are void if removed, once you take it off it can’t be used again!

Unfortunately, if you purchase a 1-night concert ticket it is only valid for that night and cannot be transferred to another night.

We’re ready to reggae—rain or shine! All music will continue as planned. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, any outdoor concerts will be moved indoors. We’ll make the call as we get closer, but rest assured—the music and the party will go on.

Yes, overnight camping is permitted at in parking lot E , and is limited to self-contained vehicles.

What is Required of You:

  • Your contact information (name & phone number) must be visibly displayed in your window at all times.

Where to Park:

  • Winter overnight parking is permitted in Lot E only.

Important Information:

  • Your vehicle can never be left overnight unattended and must move to a different spot daily (preferably before 7:30am for plowing).
  • There are no electric, sewer hookups, public parking lot restrooms, or shower facilities available.
  • Campfires (including contained Solo Stove or similar devices) are not permitted.
  • Only self-contained single units that do not exceed 25 feet in total are permitted. No trailers or tow-behind campers/utility trailers are allowed.


Bullwinkle’s is only accessible by skiing/snowboarding, and a lift ticket is required.

No pets allowed.