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Mojofest Music Festival Returns To Tussey Mountain In October

 

Tussey Mountain will host the Mojofest Music Festival on October 3, it announced on Instagram on Thursday.

The Woodstock-inspired music festival recently visited State College for the first time on April 18.

Additional information will be made available soon.

In April, though, Mojofest featured two stages playing a mix of indie, rock, country, and DJ performances. The artists who performed included a mix of local talent and national touring acts.

The last edition of Mojofest in State College also offered food trucks, bars, vendors, and art exhibits on the festival grounds. Tickets were $20.  

Mojofest began at UMass in 2021 and continues to grow in popularity as events are added across the country. The catalyst behind the shows is a love of good, live music and a community atmosphere.

Over 4,000 people came out to Hadley, Massachusetts, last April for Mojofest 2025. Charley Blacker, the founder of Local Mojo, created the organization to help students enjoy local music across genres.

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