Photo via Calgary Folk Music Festival
Summer is just around the corner, and while that means longer days and better vibes, it also signifies that the 46th annual Calgary Folk Music Festival will be here in no time.
This iconic event is beloved by music enthusiasts in Calgary and beyond. Held from July 24 to 27 at Prince’s Island Park, the 2025 iteration will feature 67 sensational artists across four fun-filled days. The event is a cultural hub that unites communities, amplifies local artists, and strengthens Calgary’s economy. That’s a lot of value from a four-day festival!
“Folk Fest is an enticing, life-affirming weekend and the perfect destination staycation adventure to gather with friends and family,” said Calgary Folk Fest on Instagram.
To sweeten the deal, the event will also have local vendors, art markets, food trucks, a family zone, and more.
Headliners include BADBADNOTGOOD, CAKE, Ocie Elliot, Ruby Waters, Sierra Ferrell, and more. The full list of performers was announced in April — in case you missed it, here’s who you can expect to take the Folk Fest Stage this summer:
Want to check it out? You’ve got one month left to save on early bird tickets, which are available for $86 until June 2.
Support emerging and established musicians alike while having a great time at the Calgary Folk Music Festival. Who knows — you might even discover a new favourite band!
When: Thursday, July 24 to Sunday, July 27, 2025
Where: Prince’s Island Park — 698 Eau Claire Ave. SW
Cost: $86+
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