Noah Kahan is bringing his Folk & Fairways Benefit Concert & Golf Tournament back to Vermont for a second year, combining music, golf, and fundraising in support of mental health programs.
The event announcement confirms that the two-day gathering will take place September 14 and 15 at Spruce Peak in Stowe. The schedule includes a golf tournament along with an intimate acoustic performance from Kahan, giving fans a different kind of concert experience while supporting The Busyhead Project.
Founded by Kahan, The Busyhead Project works to expand access to mental health resources and provide support for community-based organizations. Proceeds from Folk & Fairways will go toward those efforts.
A limited number of general admission and VIP concert tickets are being offered through a public lottery. The return of the event follows a successful first edition in 2025, which raised more than $1 million for the nonprofit.
The fundraiser continues Kahan’s connection to Vermont while using live music to support mental health initiatives in local communities.