Harrison Festival of the Arts
Harrison Festival Society
World Music & Art. Small Town Roots.
The 46th Annual Harrison Festival of the Arts is coming July 11th-20th, 2025
Our Festival Lineup Full of International Flare!
An Artist for Every Audience. Here’s a taste of who’s coming to Town! Click here for the Festival full artist lineup for the free Beach Stage and ticketed Hall Performances!
Our Season of Performing Arts
From World Stage to Local Artists, there’s something for everyone during our Season of the Performing Arts!
For 35 years, the Harrison Festival Society has presented a lively Season of Performing Arts between September and May. The Season consists of eight to ten shows featuring local, national and international performers at the Harrison Memorial Hall in our beautiful lakeside community.
More artists will be added in time!
Did Someone Say Sponsorship?
Learn how we can partner in bringing the arts to Harrison.
With world-class music and art like this of course we need Sponsors. Every donation we receive helps us put on a great show! We also want to spread the word about Music & Art as we support the next Gen of artists. We value all levels of sponsorship, from the spare change you have in your back pocket, to our higher levels of community sponsors. The Harrison Festival of the Arts thanks all of its partners and the community of Harrison, for letting us take over your beautiful village as we bring the best international Art & Music to your tranquil river shores!
A big bucketful of thanks to all our sponsors and community partners. You ARE the Fest! You help bring the best of the arts to BC!
Our Gallery
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Recent Posts
Quote the Raven
Saturday, Apl. 26th @ 7:30pm | The Harrison Memorial Hall Once your tickets are purchased, you will be added to our guest list. No physical tickets are required to be picked up or presented at the door. Quote the Raven Quote the Raven Quote the Raven, an award-winning folk-pop duo fueled by haunting harmonies and…
The Unfaithful Servants
BC’s most exciting Newgrass band! The Unfaithful Servants have gained a reputation in Western Canada as a must-see act. With an original and exciting approach to acoustic music, the group serves up explosive instrumentals, compelling story-telling and high-powered vocals. As Kelly Nakatsuka (Islands Folk Festival, CBC host) describes “ The Unfaithful Servants are one of the most exciting bands from Vancouver Island in some time…gorgeous harmonies and fine song writing, beautiful instrumental interplay and some seriously rippin’ solos “ With critically acclaimed performances under their belt (Vancouver Island MusicFest, Salmon Arm Roots & Blues, The Islands Folk Festival) and a Canadian Folk Music Award nomination (New Group of The Year) they continue to build upon that buzz. The band remains anchored by the virtuosic mandolin playing of Jesse Cobb and the prolific songwriting of Dylan Stone. They are excited to be joined by new members, young talent Quin Etheridge (Quin with one N) on fiddle and Louis Rudner on bass.
Holiday Hours
We wanted to take the time to wish you and yours a very special holiday season. Without the love and support of our community throughout the year, we would not be able to do what we do and we can’t thank you enough! All the best, ☃️🎄❄️🎅🎁 Andy, Bryan, and Jenny For the holidays, our…
Charlie A’Court
Planted at the crossroads of roots and soul, Charlie A’Court possesses a mighty voice, fierce guitar work and contemporary songwriting that is loved by fans across Canada and beyond. His new album, “San Palarino” comes out October 4, and is an Americana-driven deep dive into growing older, emotional well-being, and the collective weight bearing down on humanity. Much of the album features co-writes with some of Canada’s top singer/songwriters including Matt Andersen, Terra Spencer, and Colin MacDonald (The Trews). The music is drawing directly from his influences like Martin Sexton, Melissa Etheridge, Hot House Flowers, and Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit.
