Today, Noah Kahan and his mental health nonprofit The Busyhead Project have announce the second annual Folk & Fairways Benefit Concert & Golf Tournament, which will be returning to Spruce Peak in Stowe, Vermont, on September 14 – 15. Following tremendously successful inaugural event last year that raised more than $1 million for The Busyhead Project while welcoming guests from across the country, this year’s two-day event will once again feature an intimate acoustic performance by Kahan, golf tournament and curated guest experiences, with all proceeds supporting The Busyhead Project’s important work with local, community-based mental health organizations to help expand access to mental health care. See more information on Folk & Fairways HERE.
Set against the spectacular Green Mountain backdrop of Spruce Peak in Stowe, Vermont, Folk & Fairways brings together Kahan’s greatest passions for music, golf, mental health advocacy and giving back to his home state. With this one-of-a-kind destination experience, guests will enjoy stripped-back performance by Kahan, 36 holes of incredible golf across The Mountain Course at Spruce Peak and the newly transformed Stowe Country Club and a thoughtfully curated collection of unforgettable experiences unlike anything else in New England.
Since launching in 2023, Kahan and The Busyhead Project have raised nearly $7 million in support of their mission to make mental healthcare more accessible for all. Through benefit concerts and events, community partnerships, educational programming, workshops and classes, exclusive merchandise, and grassroots initiatives with local organizations, The Busyhead Project has expanded access to mental health resources across communities throughout the world. By raising critical funds and increasing awareness, Kahan and The Busyhead Project continue to help reduce the stigma surrounding mental health while investing in community-based resources and care.
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