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Winnipeg Folk Festival Birds Hill Provincial Park Tickets & Info
Immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds and stunning visuals of the Winnipeg Folk Festival at Dugald on July 12, 2025. This iconic event, set in the scenic Birds Hill Provincial Park, promises an unparalleled concert experience with performances by legendary artists like Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, and Buffy Sainte-Marie. Known for its commitment to sustainability, the festival pioneered eco-friendly initiatives with its 'green team' in the early '90s. Beyond the music, engage in unique activities such as the 'Choral Singing Class,' where expert vocalists guide you in harmonizing with fellow attendees. With tickets in high demand, secure yours today to guarantee your spot in this unforgettable celebration of music and community. Don't miss the chance to be part of a festival that not only entertains but also inspires and connects.
Winnipeg Folk Festival Concerts Birds Hill Provincial Park
Nestled along Highway 59, Birds Hill Provincial Park is a breathtaking natural retreat, celebrated for its commitment to environmental education and sustainability, including a pioneering ban on plastics to protect its diverse ecosystems. The park transforms into a winter wonderland during its snowy time gala, featuring mesmerizing ice sculptures and vibrant open-air events that captivate visitors. Offering general admission, it ensures everyone can tailor their experience, whether seeking serene nature walks or lively gatherings. A highlight for many is the Winnipeg Folk Festival in Dugald, which brings the community together with unforgettable concerts amidst the park's scenic beauty. The Winnipeg Folk Festival in Dugald not only showcases stellar musical talent but also underscores the park's role as a cherished venue for cultural and environmental appreciation.