Arguably Oklahoma's finest music festival, Easter Island is a grassroots experience that transcends that of a conventional show. An unique experience, Easter Island Festival is a celebration of all that's local.

The festival got its start in the summer of 2010 and has since grown in intimacy and in size. The festival provides a comfortable environment for all who attend including musicians, artist, vendors, sponsors, and patrons. Because the festival is an inclusive experience, there is a symbiotic relationship between all who attend. This is an experience unique to Easter Island and has yet to be duplicated in Oklahoma.

But Easter Island Festival is not just a music festival, it's a complete experience. The festival features music, art, workshops, commerce, camping, companionship, people watching, life experiences, and so much more. To find an event that provides a stronger sense of camaraderie would be a challenge. At Easter Island, acquaintances become friends and friends become family.


 
  • "I love Easter Island because it's not a huge, overproduced monster festival. When you're there, it's like you're at a family reunion. There's a sense of connection and community. For my friends and me, it's one of the only vacations we get all year."
  • "The people are incredible and from all over. The space is beautiful and gives the perfect backdrop and the energy is the best"
  • "Easter Island provides a feeling like no other... you're in a safe bubble full of kind souls all unique."
  • "There is an encompassing vibration that everyone who attends is tuned into. Local music is placed on a pedestal that everyone bows down to in their most colorful versions of themselves. It's a safe, loving, uplifting experience."
  • "That feeling that can only be described as 'Coming Home'. It's like Christmas for a kid, everything is magical, it only happens once a year and by the time it's over you're leaving with more than you started with. A family reunion I would not trade for anything!"
  • "It's my escape to another dimension."