Thanks for joining us!

Thank you for celebrating the community, culture, and ecology of the Eno River with us at the 2025 Festival for the Eno. If you missed our amazing lineup of performers, artists, and vendors, we hope to see you next year for the 47th year of live music, a juried craft show, food, and fun on the river.

Make a gift today in honor of the Festival to help us continue bringing this unforgettable event to the Triangle year after year. Your support keeps the music playing, the water clean, and the spirit of the Eno alive!

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Festival for the Eno poster featuring a belted Kingfisher and event details: 'Annual proceeds protect clean water and open spaces along the Eno River.' The event is presented by the Eno River Association at West Point on the Eno Park in Durham, NC. Highlights include over 60 artists on 4 stages, food and drink, and a craft show. Performances by Dom Flemons, Empire Strikes Brass, Dr. Bacon, Shirlette Ammons, The Old Ceremony, Kristy Cox, Big Daddy Love, Jon Shain Trio, Dan Davis Trio, Honey Magpie, Gospel Jubilators, Bull Dirtys, Ashley Virginia, Mysti Mayhem, Emily Musolino Band, AADE, Paperhand Puppet Project, The Unsustainables, and many more. The festival will take place on July 4th and 5th, 2025. Visit enofest.org for tickets and more information. The festival is produced by the Eno River Association with support from various sponsors.

The Festival

Music

Featuring the best contemporary and traditional entertainment from established and emerging artists.

2025 Artists

Crafts

This year features a broad sampling of fine arts and artisan crafts, as well as the opportunity to interact with the talented crafts artists of our region.

Artisans

Food

There’s something for every palate at the Festival for the Eno. Wonderful North Carolina food trucks and vendors serve their delicious wares at the Festival each summer.

Vendors

Volunteer

Thank you for making the 2025 Festival for the Eno a success!

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The Eno River Association

The Eno River Association is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization founded in 1966 with a mission to protect the natural, cultural and historic resources of the Eno River basin in northern Durham and Orange counties.

The Association has protected over 7,800 acres of natural and working lands and has helped create five local, state, and regional nature parks, including Eno River State Park, Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area, West Point on the Eno City Park, Penny’s Bend Nature Preserve, and Little River Regional Park. The Association continues to acquire land and secure easements, as well as provide stewardship, education programs, and the annual Festival on the Eno to inspire others to prioritize our local, natural resources.

Thanks for joining us!

The Festival

Music

Crafts

Food

Volunteer

The Eno River Association

How to support us

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