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.
Early Music Vancouver’s 2026 Summer Festival, The Power of Music, presents eight days of opera, chamber music, dance, song and period-instrument performances across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland
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.
Ribfest Langley returns to McLeod Athletic Park in August with six ribbers, live music, family activities and admission by donation.
Spend three days at Fraser River Heritage Park with soul, roots, Indigenous music, brass, string bands and collaborative workshops at the 2026 Mission Folk Music Festival.
The Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival features four days of live music, street parades, ticketed shows, and free concerts under the summer sky.
Port Moody Rotary Ribfest returns to Rocky Point Park from July 17th to 19th, 2026, with live music, championship BBQ, family activities and entry by donation
The Vancouver Folk Music Festival takes place on a beach, features live music from over a dozen countries, and is attended by tens of thousands of people.
Held in July at Vancouver’s Jonathan Rogers Park, Carnaval del Sol is the largest Latin American festival in the Pacific Northwest region.
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.
