VancouverMusicFestivals.ca showcases rock, jazz, folk, EDM and other music festivals in Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and elsewhere in the Lower Mainland.
VancouverMusicFestivals.ca showcases rock, jazz, folk, EDM and other music festivals in Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and elsewhere in the Lower Mainland. The website is a project of local media to help promote the local music scene. It’s a new site, and more articles will be added over time.
This website would not be possible without the generous support of tourism associations, BIAs, event sponsors and/or the music festivals themselves, plus the media organizations that make this online resources happen.
Greendale Acres hosts live music every Saturday in August and a three-day Summer Send-Off on the 2026 Labour Day long weekend.
Salmon Sessions brings live music, local makers and guided hatchery tours to a quiet riverside setting in South Surrey. The one-day festival supports the rebuilding of the Little Campbell Salmon Hatchery.
SKAtoberfest adds a Saturday-night concert to the 2026 Stinking Rose Garlic Festival at Fantasy Farms, with three live bands and weekend festival access.
Experience Brewhalla in North Vancouver, a festival featuring live music, BC craft beer, other drinks and stunning waterfront views from the Shipyards.
The 2026 PNE Fair brings 15 headline concerts to the new Freedom Mobile Arch, plus nightly music, rides, food, barn animals and daily shows across Hastings Park.
The Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival features four days of live music, street parades, ticketed shows, and free concerts under the summer sky.
Ribfest Langley returns to McLeod Athletic Park in August with six ribbers, live music, family activities and admission by donation.
A mix of ticketed ukulele concerts, workshops and free outdoor music in Fort Langley.
VancouverMusicFestivals.ca is a project of local media to help promote the local music scene. It’s a new site, and more articles will be added over time.
This website would not be possible without the generous support of tourism associations, BIAs, event sponsors and/or the music festivals themselves, plus the media organizations that make this online resources happen.
