The Sucarnooche Folklife Festival is an annual event in Livingston, Alabama. It is a celebration of the local life, history, arts, and tradition, with the festivities named after the Sucarnoochee River, the great body of water that flows through the city.

The Sucarnoochee Folklife Festival is composed of various events and activities. They have the Sucarnooche 5K River Run, arts and crafts, live performances, tours, food, music, and some educational talks. The event is also the host of the famous Cornbread Cook-off, where participants battle for the best recipe of traditional cornbread, specialty cornbread, and recipe using cornbread.

The Sucarnoochee Folklife Festival is hosted annually by the University of West Alabama. It is usually held sometime during the spring season.