Mission Folk Music Festival announces full weekend schedule at Fraser River Heritage Park, July 24 to 26
Annual celebration’s main-stage offerings open with Métis fiddler Brianna Lizotte and close with Chicago’s LowDown Brass Band
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LowDown Brass Band. Photo by Jordan Kravitz
The Mission Folk Music Festival has revealed the full weekend schedule of performances for its 39th annual festival, slated for July 24 to 26 in Fraser River Heritage Park, just east of Mission.
Three evening main-stage concert showcases will take place on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday between 6 and 11 pm. Over the weekend, festival-goers can feast on an array of more than 30 collaborative performances, concerts, workshops and sessions, jams, and song circles across four daytime stages running from 11 am to 5:30 pm daily.
The diverse roster encompasses more than 25 acts from across North America and beyond, with five main-stage concerts each evening. Friday night opens big with Brianna Lizotte’s jig-inducing Métis fiddling, and ends with the powerhouse soul of Tanika Charles. Saturday night includes Sauljaljui’s captivating blend of traditional Taiwanese sounds and global influences, as well as the electrifying West African guitar music of Alpha Yaya Diallo and BAFING. Sunday’s closing night concerts include the harmonic genius of The Fugitives and the hard-driving rhythms of Chicago’s LowDown Brass Band.
There are plenty of fun activities for kids and families planned. Onsite amenities include a food court, artisan market, and shaded beer garden. Parking is easy and cheap, and onsite camping is available at a nominal cost.
Purchase early-bird tickets to June 22, and explore the full lineup through the Mission Folk Music Festival.
Post sponsored by Mission Folk Music Festival.
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