GraceFest, one of the West Coast’s largest Christian music festivals, will host its 17th annual event on Saturday, Sept. 27, 3-9:30 p.m. at Castaic Lake Recreation Area.

The festival will feature performances by Christian artists Taya, Tauren Wells, Danny Gokey and Miles Minnick, along with worship bands, local church choirs and inspirational speakers.

The event will also offer food vendors, artisan booths and family-friendly activities.

Since its inception, GraceFest has drawn thousands of attendees to experience nationally recognized talent, community fellowship and messages of hope. The festival was founded by Ron and Yvette Emard with the vision of creating a unifying event for the Christian community, while also welcoming neighbors, local businesses and community leaders.

“GraceFest has always been about more than music,” said event organizers in a press release inviting the community to attend the event. “It’s about bringing people together to celebrate faith, community and shared purpose.”

This year marks the first time the festival will be held at Castaic Lake, providing a new backdrop for an afternoon and evening of music and community connection.

Gracefest is set to be held on Saturday, September 27, 2025 from at the Castaic Lake Recreation Area in Castaic.

GraceFest is open to all ages and is designed as a family-friendly celebration.
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Guests can also enjoy food vendors, artisan booths, and activities designed for the whole family.

Since its inception, GraceFest has drawn thousands of attendees to experience nationally recognized talent, community fellowship, and messages of hope. The festival was founded by Ron and Yvette Emard with the vision of creating a unifying event for the Christian community, while also welcoming neighbors, local businesses, and community leaders.

“GraceFest has always been about more than music,” organizers said. “It’s about bringing people together to celebrate faith, community, and shared purpose.”

This year marks the first time the festival will be held at Castaic Lake, providing a new backdrop for an afternoon and evening of music and community connection.

To buy tickets or for information visit www.gracefest.org.