Saturday
August 21- Gates & campground openCheck in at the north lot
- Prairie Stage opensRegional worship bands
- Food truck row opens
- Main Stage: opening sets
- Special guest
- Saturday headlinerSunset is around 8:30 PM in late August
- Campfire singalong
“Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope.”Romans 15:13
Wild Hope is a two-day Christian music festival in the heart of North Dakota. Bring the whole family, your youth group, or your lawn chairs and a blanket. We gather for nationally touring artists, local worship teams, a sunrise prayer service, and long late-summer evenings under the big prairie sky.
The Main Stage for headliners, and the Prairie Stage for regional bands, youth worship teams and acoustic sets.
Kids 10 and under get in free. There's a Kids Zone with crafts, games and a puppet show both afternoons.
Sunday begins at dawn with an outdoor worship service. Coffee is on us.
Artists are revealed in waves this winter and spring. Outlined names are slots still to be announced.
First artist reveal: February 2027. Join the list below to hear it first.
Get Lineup AlertsTent and RV sites on the grounds, with showers, quiet hours from midnight, and a campfire singalong after the last set.
Local trucks and church fundraisers: knoephla soup, walking tacos, kuchen, lemonade and plenty of coffee.
A home base for groups with shaded seating, leader check-in, phone charging, and a group-photo spot.
Open both days, staffed by volunteers from area churches. Stop in anytime to pray with someone.
Meet ministries and nonprofits serving the Dakotas and beyond, and find a place to serve after the festival.
Bounce houses, a craft tent, sidewalk chalk and a Sunday morning kids' worship hour.
Times are Central and will be finalized with the lineup.
General admission lawn seating. Bring a blanket or a low-back chair.
Camping is added per site: tent $30, RV with electric $60 for the weekend. Ticket sales open with the first artist reveal.
Jamestown sits right on I-94, about halfway between Fargo and Bismarck. It's the home of the World's Largest Buffalo, so stay an extra day and see the town.
A blanket or low-back lawn chair, sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, a light jacket for the evening, and bug spray. Prairie nights cool off quickly after sunset.
Wild Hope happens rain or shine. If there's lightning or severe weather, we pause the music and direct everyone to shelter. Follow the stage screens and staff for updates.
Sealed water bottles and small snacks are welcome. Coolers are allowed in the campground. The festival is alcohol-free and smoke-free.
Children 10 and under get in free with a paying adult. Kids 11 and up need their own pass. Every child gets a wristband at the gate with a parent's phone number on it.
Yes. There's an accessible viewing platform at both stages, accessible restrooms, and drop-off near the main gate. Contact us ahead of time and we'll help you plan.
We'd love to hear from you. Prairie Stage applications open in January. Join the list below and choose "Worship team" to get the application.
Be first to hear artist reveals and when early-bird tickets go on sale.
Area churches, youth groups and businesses make this weekend happen. Volunteers who serve one shift get a free day pass.