2nd Annual

SWEATER WEATHER FESTIVAL

Saturday

October 17, 2026

1PM - 8PM

“And all at once, summer collapsed into fall.”
— Oscar Wilde

2812 Grimm Rd, Langley, WA 98260

Crisp air, cozy sweaters, and campfire tunes. Join us for games, crafts, and tasty bites at our Sweater Weather Festival!

1 PM Doors Open - Peruse food vendors, kids activities and crafts, the cider press, artisan booths, enjoy soup from Good Cheer, or check out the local libations beer garden.

1:30 PM - Welcome announcement, sweater contest begins

2 PM - Live Music Starts

First Band: Autumn North

2:40 PM - Farm and Garden Tour

(Meet at the Cider Press)

3-3:30 PM - Hello from our Board President, and Sweater Weather Contest Winner announced!

3:30 PM - Band: Emily McVicker

4 PM - Cider Press Closes

5 PM - Band: Nathaniel Talbot Trio

6:30 PM - HEADLINER BAND:

Sweater Weather String Band!

Enjoy cider, beer, wine and ginger beer at the garden

8 PM Doors close

Schedule of Events:

Meet the Bands!

Emily McVicker

Emily McVicker is a Pacific Northwest singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for turning a solo performance into a one-woman-show with her live looping. Blending heartfelt original songs, quick wit, and crowd interaction, she creates shows that are as entertaining as they are musically impressive. Whether performing at festivals, theaters, or intimate venues, Emily's dynamic performances invite audiences to sing along, laugh, and leave feeling connected.

Nathaniel Talbot Trio

Nathaniel Talbot’s music has dirt under its fingernails, the product of decades of hard work and crafting – retuning, replanting, and retelling. The result is true American roots music that combines the soulful edge of tradition with the Pacific Northwest’s legacy of freedom and innovation.

Autumn North

Autumn North is a singer songwriter inspired by folk and blues music. She likes to play both her originals and covers that celebrate humanity in all of its strange beauty!

THE HEADLINER

SWEATER WEATHER STRING BAND

With members drawn together from all across the Salish Sea by a mutual love of traditional music and knitwear, Sweater Weather String Band blends old-time, honky-tonk, Celtic, and indie rock influences into a style that has been likened to “the frolicking of sheep before a thunderstorm.” Formed from a series of jams and impromptu gigs, the band quickly developed a wildly danceable sound that’s been heard at festivals, folk dances, and bars throughout the Northwest.