The Redfellow Music Festival (RMF) is an annual non-profit event that showcases and supports emerging musical artists from various genres and backgrounds. The rustic country setting in Bothell, WA offers a passionate audience, and a unique performance opportunity that earns rave reviews from all who attend.

The Redfellow Room is an exploratory effort at Jackson High School to help students learn music production and create recordings that will foster music creativity outside of the typical band or orchestra setting. Students will learn how to use mixing technology to create their own music, help mix and record music for others, and record their talents for competitions, auditions, and applications.

Our goal is to help connect emerging musical artists with opportunity and support to move their music goals and dreams forward. We will develop relationships with community arts and music organizations, local music influencers, music booking agents, and offer tools and support to increase artist visibility .

The Redfellow Foundation is named to honor Reed Rockfellow Baldwin who passed away from a car accident on April 1, 2021. Reed was smart, funny, and a passionate musician who dedicated the last 5 of his 22 years to making innovative, genre-bending music. He loved a great beat and created a music production studio in his home where he produced his own work, and helped others do the same. He published his first album "Peppermint" in 2020 under the moniker "Redfellow".

Since the Baldwin Family is no longer able to encourage Reed’s dreams of a music career, they want to help other aspiring artists move forward with theirs. Together with gifted and dedicated friends and volunteers, they have started a non-profit music event and organization that delivers a new opportunity for musicians to perform, and a new opportunity for music lovers to discover them. We are a dynamic collaboration of musical hearts and minds, and welcome your ideas and support.