A Brother's Fountain: ABF at National Public Lands Day Event

We’re heading back to the Upper Colorado River for the 5th year in a row to celebrate National Public Lands Day—and this year is going to be BIG! In addition to the incredible event we have planned, we’re excited to welcome A Brother’s Fountain for a live performance on Saturday evening following the cleanup.

So join us on Saturday, September 26th for an unforgettable day of river stewardship, community, celebration, and live music! Camping is free all weekend at Pumphouse, and Saturday is the main event. We’ll kick off the day with a river cleanup (multiple stretches available), then come together in the evening for BBQ, free beer, and live music from A Brother’s Fountain.

Whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning for more, we can’t wait to see you on the river.

Registration will open on May 11th!

*The main event is on Saturday, but attendees are welcome to camp for free Friday through Sunday

A Brother's Fountain is a folk-inspired genre that you always wanted to hear, but never knew existed. Some call it indie folk, others call it Americana, some even call it mountain country. The brothers like to call it, “campfire folk".

With their unique sound, they weave together songs that range from rowdy and anthemic to reflective and tranquil. One trademark of nearly every song is, "gang vocals" that make you want to get off your couch, raise a fist, and throw your voice into the anthem.
They're a rag tag group of best buds and mountain junkies (river guides, rock climbers, backpackers, cyclists, skiers, etc.) who started their music journey busking on the street corners of Old Town Fort Collins, Colorado where they continue to call home. The main inspirations for their music are the outdoors, friendship, adventure, and the great mysteries of life.