The folk festival's publicist Ali Webb is excited for the final day of the event.

"People should come down to experience great folk music from local and international artists, experience the beautiful festival vibes and celebrate this wonderful annual festival which takes place in our stunning coastal town," she said.

"The Blind Boys of Alabama will see this sensational weekend out."

Festival revellers will be delighted to catch Australian storyteller Neil Murray in the Pyipgil Gundidj stage at 10am to kick off the day. One of the south west's proudest exports Shane Howard will follow before the Festival Choir takes over the stage.

On the popular Shebeen Stage, Niq Reefman will take to the stage at 10am before dance-friendly acts The Langan Band and The Southern Ocean Sea Band entertain the crowds.

All the way from the United States, the gospel singers The Blind Boys of Alabama are an unmissable act on the folk festival's bill and they will perform for the final time on the River Stage at 11.45am.

Over on the Island Stage, sweet folk tunes will sound thanks to the delightful Alana Wilkinson, The Maes and Ye Vagabonds.

If you haven't got a ticket to Folkie, never fear because Fiddlers Green will fill your day with some free entertainment.

Evie Mae will take to the stage at 10.30am and the Port Fairy singer-songwriter will delight you with her voice and lyrics inspired by our surrounding coastline. Young Evie was the recipient of the 2019 Port Fairy Folk Festival busking competition.

Cara is comprised of Grace Moloney, Izzy Rowan and Rose Chambers and the Celtic folk trio will blow you away with their multi-instrumental skills. The western Victorian girls will perform from 11.45am and they are the 2020 recipients of the Stars of the Lake Award, an initiative of the Koroit Lake School.

The all-male Tin Shed Singers are the last to take to the stage. From 1.15pm the choir will sing a collection of their favourite songs and their joyful presence will keep the good vibrations of the festival going.

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