Holler Fest is a farm, music and arts festival in the Irish Hills, Michigan (45 minutes southwest of Ann Arbor). Now in its 13th year, the event takes place at Frog Holler Farm, an organic vegetable farm owned and operated by the King family for more than 45 years. The goal of Holler Fest is to form sustainable relationships between artists and communities, food and consumers, the land and the people.

The Holler Stage is nestled between fields and forest, a half-mile drive off the public road. The Second Holler is just over the ridge from the Main Holler and hosts an eclectic variety of workshops, kids shows and emerging artists. The Cabin Stage is a short walk through the woods and offers a beautiful setting for acoustic music. The Tree House stage hosts a lively assortment of workshops and artists and is the first stage that folks see as they enter the Holler Fest site.

Walking trails wind through the woods and several workshop presenters offer guided tours that allow visitors to experience the beauty of this special piece of land.