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About Foxglove
A century-old ballroom, four rooms of sound, and three nights that sell out earlier every year.
One room, then four, then a weekend
Foxglove opened in 1924 as a dance hall with a sprung maple floor and a chandelier the size of a car. A decade ago we threw one electronic night in the main room to pay for roof repairs — two thousand people showed up, and nobody wanted to leave.
Today Foxglove Ballroom Live spans the Main Room, the Ballroom, the Vault basement and the open-air Garden stage: 50+ hours of music, 35 artists, 20 kitchens and a silent disco that runs until the cleaners arrive. Same chandelier, vastly bigger weekend.
Meet the lineupThe rooms
Main Room. The historic hall under the chandelier — headliners, confetti, peak-time energy for 2,000 people.
The Ballroom. Sprung floor, mirror walls, house and disco all weekend. The sunrise sets happen here.
The Vault. Our basement: low ceiling, heavy system, techno and drum & bass until late. Strictly 500 in, 500 out.
Garden Stage. Open-air trance, downtempo and daytime sessions with food tents steps away.
Our sponsors
Six local partners keep Foxglove free of corporate clutter: Northcap sound systems, Marigold bakeries, Boreal cold brew, Kilowatt lighting, Cacao chocolate and Harborline shuttles. You will find them all on site — say hello.