A band plays on an outdoor stage at night with colourful lights on the stage. The lead singer looks very stoked to be there.

Photo Credit: North Island Music Fest / Facebook

Get Ready to Rock!

And get your face painted, and jump in the bouncy castle, and...

BYOLC—bring your own lawn chair

Are you busy on Saturday August 27th? We hope not, because this year’s North Island Music Fest is the place to be.

Last year’s Party at the Big Burl was so successful, Gate House Theatre is bringing the festival back for another round.

Date: Saturday August 27th, 2022
Time: 2:00 to 10:30
Place: Baseball field downtown, 1473 Broughton Blvd in Port McNeil

Like last year, the festival will feature local music, bands, and vendors. You can also get craft beer from Devil’s Bath Brewery. And if you want to bring the kids, there will be a bouncy castle, face painting, and other activities to tire them out.

Get your tickets from EventBrite. There’s only 1,000 of them, so get ’em while they’re hot!

This year’s music festival will be a major fundraiser for Gate House Theatre. According to North Island Rising, the event is being supported by the town and local business leaders. It’s also a great chance to volunteer and connect with other folks who love music in your community.

Gord Oppen is the president of Gate House Theatre. He explained how events like this need community support and volunteers to be really successful.

“Without this kind financial support and volunteer help, an event of this magnitude would be impossible to put on,” he said.

If you want to volunteer, you can sign up on the North Island Music Fest’s website.

Oh, and the organizers want folks to bring their own lawn chairs. Your feet will be happy that you did.

A group of people sit on lawn chairs on the grass at an outdoor field. They look comfortable and happy and are drinking what look to be beers.
Folks at last year’s music fest chilling in their lawn chairs. Imagine how happy your butt will be if you bring one. Photo credit: Dan Bowring / North Island Music Fest / Facebook.

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