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The sounds of summer are calling as early bird Winnipeg Folk Festival tickets went on sale Monday.
A four-day adult ticket is $208 if purchased early, or $258 at the gate. A four-day early bird adult camping ticket is $288, or $338 if purchased at the gate.
The music wasn’t the only thing sizzling at this year’s Winnipeg Folk Festival as revellers basked in sunshine and balmy temperatures all weekend long.
The 45th annual festival wrapped up Sunday with headliner Sheryl Crow taking to the stage in Birds Hill Provincial Park.
Manitobans are primed to enjoy their summer at some sort of festival.
Leading the events that most Manitobans will find themselves at this season is the Winnipeg Folk Festival.
Winnipeg Folk Festival lovers can get a taste of the music they’ll hear at the annual festival through the second edition of Folk Fest at 510.
The Folk Festival and the City of Winnipeg have teamed up for another year to bring artists to the City Hall courtyard at 510 Main Street on Wednesdays throughout the summer.
A star-studded musical lineup will have Winnipeg Folk Festival fans racing to snag tickets to the 45th annual edition of the summer festival.
This year’s headliners include Sheryl Crow, Bahamas, Courtney Barnett, The Strumbellas, Elle King, Passenger, John Butler Trio, Natalie MacMaster, A Tribe Called Red, and many more.
Music lovers are having warmer thoughts today thinking about next year’s Winnipeg Folk Festival.
Tickets for the 2018 edition of the popular four-day music festival went on sale Monday at special early bird prices.
An annual Winnipeg tradition, local musician JP Hoe will host his annual JP Hoe Hoe Hoe Holiday Show on December 15.
The singer-songwriter will fill the Burton Cummings Theatre for his all-ages concert and spread holiday cheer.
The Winnipeg Folk Festival says attendance numbers for the 2017 festival exceeded their expectations.
While the festival says it’s still in the process of tallying the final attendance numbers, organizers say they can confirm more people than they’d expected came to the four-day music festival this year.
