Cotton Fest 2025 Announces Lineup and Ticket Sales

William Clark Green started the festival in 2018 to raise money for the High Cotton Relief Fund, which helps farmers and their families in West Texas. The fund provides financial assistance to farmers who may be struggling due to the unpredictable nature of farming. 

The fund has already raised over $2.25 million, all of which goes directly to those in need. West Texas is one of the top cotton-producing regions in the nation’s cotton industry, and the funds raised through Cotton Fest provide support to farmers and their families.

Pre-sale passes for Cotton Fest are available here but will end on January 29 at 8 p.m. According to a Facebook post, tickets are expected to sell out quickly. During the pre-sale, a two-day general admission pass costs $79.99 but will increase to $89.99 after the pre-sale.

If people plan to go with a group, they can also get a four-pack of general admission tickets here for $279.99 during the pre-sale. 

For those who want something more exclusive, VIP Front Porch Boxes are available and offer an elevated, reserved seating experience with 32 drink tokens, access to a private bar, and VIP restrooms. People can purchase those passes here. VIP passes also come with tickets to a special acoustic concert and auction on June 26th, which benefits the High Cotton Relief Fund.

“When we launched our annual Cotton Fest in 2018, I never dreamed it would grow to what it is today,” said William Clark Green. Thanks to people like you, we’ve been able to make a real and lasting impact on the cotton community in West Texas and surrounding areas.”

All information, including ticket prices and availability, is on the official Cotton Fest website.