The Festival Floppies are a collection of programs from a pile of floppies bought by Josh Miller at the Timonium Hamboree and Computer Festival in 2009. They consist of a large variety of 3.5" floppy disks, including a set of shareware with laser-printed directories on the labels.

The pile of floppies were donated to Jason Scott, who has imaged them and has made the contents, where possible, emulated and playable from the browser. These are all from the custom-printed label disks, which called themselves "DOS Programs" or "Windows Programs". They run the gamut of software genres, from games to utilities and screensavers, as well as reference materials and the occasional memory resident driver.

The disks were imaged using WINIMAGE, and then converted to a directory of ZIP files and remixed for the use of this collection; originals are being kept elsewhere (and will be linked to in the future).