We will hand select local musicians to compete in our 3rd Open Mic Competition!
First Place wins $500, an opening spot for AFC show, AFC merch, and 2 tickets for each performer!
Second place wins $200, Merchandise, & 2 tickets for each performer!
Proceeds from this event will go towards supporting the AFC’s 2025 Free Concert series in Lithia Park!
This event is 21+. Drinks will be served
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