Our Neck of the Woods Festival

Free live music, food, drink, culture, shopping, and family fun return to downtown Maple Ridge on Saturday, Sept. 5 for the third annual Our Neck of the Woods festival. From 2:00 to 10:00 p.m., Memorial Peace Park and 224 Street transform into a large, licensed festival space with performances on two stages, food trucks, beverages, interactive experiences, and cultural programming for all ages.

Juno Award-winning headliners Dear Rouge, Bedouin Soundclash, and Tim & The Glory Boys top the bill on the Golden Ears Mainstage. The Alouette Stage, driven by Lordco Auto Parts, features rising artists Emmett Jerome, Antonio Larosa, Elise Leblanc, and Janky Bungag. The pedestrian-friendly, car-free layout on 224 Street (in partnership with TransLink and Metro Vancouver) also includes a Shop Local Market with Downtown Maple Ridge BIA makers and small businesses, a full licensed space with The Patch Brewing as main pour partner, a Walking Together with Katzie First Nation storytelling and art unveiling with Rain Pierre, The Keys to Connection bandstand sing-along with Matthew Presidente presented by BCLC, and a Family Fun Zone with hands-on activities all day.

Admission is free. For visitors who want an elevated experience, The Outpost Social Corner offers a 19+ premium viewing area near the Golden Ears stage, presented by Chances Maple Ridge — tickets are available separately. Visitors are encouraged to take transit, rideshare, carpool, walk, or cycle, as the site is walkable from the Haney Transit loop; free underground parking is available at the Maple Ridge Leisure Centre (arrive early, as spots are limited), with accessible elevator access and on-site accessible seating.

Find the full details, schedule, and site map at MapleRidge.ca/ONOTW.