1. Smithers Midsummer Music Festival
July 4th, 5th, & 6th 2014
Each summer, people from all walks of life gather in Smithers BC – the heart of the
breathtaking Bulkley Valley, to share in the innate and universal love for music at the
Midsummer Music Festival. For over 30 years the Midsummer Festival has created a
spectacular family friendly musical event; proudly making it the longest running music
festival in Northern BC.
The festival embraces all genres of music and each year hosts an eclectic mix of musicians
to perform during the day on one of the four stages, and in the evening on the main stage.
We are fortunate to have world class artists headline the festival every year. The headliners
for 2014 include:
 The Pack A.D.
 Alex Cuba
 Isobel Trigger
 Blades of Steel
 Orkestar Slivovica
 The New Groovement
 Pugs and Crows
 Phonotactic
 Rachelle van Zanten
 Annie Becker
 Folky Strum Strum
 Jeff Andrew
 Barefoot Caravan
In addition to the artists we already love, the Midsummer Music Festival showcases dozens
of talented local and regional performers so we can discover new music at the roots. We
also offer exciting and entertaining activities for children- including crafts, games, and even
a stage that is dedicated to showcasing music for children.
But wait, there’s more! The festival also includes a variety of workshops put on by the
musicians, a great selection of food and craft vendors, onsite camping, and is completely
volunteer powered!

2. Contact www.smithersmusicfest.com and “Like” us on Facebook for more information
and contest entries.
Our festival is located at the Smithers Fairgrounds on the corner of Tatlow Rd. and Pacific
Ave off of Highway 16.
Family Fun:
This year, the Family Zone stage proudly presents Barefoot Caravan, Rachelle van Zanten
and a few surprise artists!
The festival features a fabulous family area that has a reputation for being so
comprehensive; it is almost a festival in itself. Some of the exciting things you can find at
the Family Zone include arts and crafts, face painting, dress-up, a rope maze, music,
dancing, and a quiet play area.
Volunteers:
The festival would not be possible without the generous time and skills offered of our
volunteers. We are always looking for people who want to help! If you are interested in
making the Midsummer festival a success, we are very grateful for your time; four hours of
volunteering will get you a day pass, 12 hours- a weekend pass, and at 24 hours you will be
given a weekend pass with meals provided. Unfortunately Camping is not provided for our
volunteers; however a camping pass is only $10 per person and $10 per vehicle. Visit
www.smithersmusicfest.com for more information on the areas where you can volunteer
and to fill out an application form.
Camping:
On-site public camping is available starting at 3pm on Friday July 4th, 2014. Camping
passes can be purchased at the gate and are $10.00 per person over 12 with an additional
charge of $10.00 per vehicle per entry onto the grounds.
Camping Considerations:
 Campers under the age of 19 are required to camp with a parent or guardian.
 Everyone is advised to bring photo identification.
 Please leave stereos at home, however, please bring your instruments and come
Jam with us.
 Bicycles and pets are not allowed on the grounds.
 This is a Glass-Free festival

3. Midsummer Festival strives to keep our impact on the environment to the sounds of music
spilling into the air. Therefore, we strongly encourage everyone enjoying the festival to
consider actions for waste reduction and recycling. Please be mindful of the containers
brought onto the Festival grounds and to try to keep packaging to a minimum. We try to
make waste reduction efforts as easy as possible. There will be many conveniently placed
and well-labeled bins for compost and recycling (aluminum, plastic bottles, tetrapaks, tin
cans, and paper). Also, we encourage festival goers to use our plate exchange; reusable
plates will be available at all of the food vendors for a $2 deposit which is refunded when
the plate is returned.
Food & Craft Vendors:
The festival has many great food and craft vendors available throughout the weekend.
Enjoy an awesome meal, treat yourself to a delicious goodie, or buy a unique one-of-a-kind
gift for someone in your life. There will be something for everyone!
Food vendors include:
Nomad’s Kitchen : Curries, North African, Thai, Filipino, homemade Naan, and
breakfast. COFFEE central - lattes, chai, iced drinks.
Bluestones Mini Treats: Porgy on a stick , gooey fries, nachos & cheese, Frank’s
fried bread, bannock smokies, onion rings, deep fried pickles, deep fried Mars Bars.
Happy Pig Organic Farm: Breakfast, Happy Biscuit (pork sausage/ham and egg
on a sourdough biscuit), Morning Wrap (scrambled eggs and bacon with salsa),
various types of croissants and other baked goods, sausage rolls (pork and chicken),
chicken pies, baked beans, Mennonite sausage with rice and sauce in a pita, and
lentil soup.
Shaved Ice: Cool off with flavored shaved ice concoctions.
The Czech Italian Meet: Breakfast (free range eggs, pancakes, bacon), appetizer
platter, bratwurst, perogies, chicken kebabs with specialty sauces, stew, pesto pasta
and more.
BV Donut Shop
Fresh mini-donuts and coffee

4. Smithers Midsummer Festival Headliners 2014
The Pack A.D.
Never crossed paths with The Pack A.D.?
Too bad for you. This band is killer, it really is. And, for the record, Becky Black and Maya
Miller have probably already laid waste to some decrepit rock ‘n’ roll pit in your hometown
at least a couple of times because The Pack have been touring anywhere and everywhere –
and getting better and better and better at what it does, and then a little bit better still.
Now signed to Nettwerk Records, the Vancouver duo is poised to make the crucial
breakthrough long predicted by the fawning Canadian music press and presaged by the
ever-swelling ranks of its faithful fan base. Formed in 2006 and following four releases –
Unpersons (2011), We Kill Computers (2010), Funeral Mixtape (2008), Tintype (2008) – The Pack
is an act that’s earned its current “bubbling under” status the old-fashioned way: by
showing up and showing the people the goods one city and one new fan at a time and then
coming back, time and again, with even more to offer.

5. The pair’s songwriting has expanded along with its diligently improving maxi-minimalist
musicianship, too, to embrace churlish stoner-rock, infectiously woo-woo-ing
bubblegrunge, bittersweetly expansive pseudo-shoegaze and a whole lotta “really loud, fun
punk rock,” as Miller described the modus operandi behind the Pack’s Juno-nominated
Unpersons to the Toronto Star in 2011.
On August 27th
, Nettwerk Records will release a most proper introduction to the band in
the form of an EP titled Some Sssongs. The EP is a 5-song collection of tracks from
previous albums (“Sirens,” “Haunt You,” “Positronic,” and “Deer”) and a new track
(“Battering Ram”) from their upcoming 5th
LP Do Not Engage, set for release early 2014.
The timing is perfect. Black has always been a terrifyingly unhinged vocalist and a fringe-
dwelling guitar goddess non pareil, but she’s learned over the years to channel her copious
talents outward with range and nuance. Miller’s Keith Moon-esque disregard for the health
of her drum kit now similarly displays a creeping command of lyrical subtlety, while her
recent decision to start chiming in on vocals has added a whole new layer of potential to
The Pack A.D. package. The Pack A.D. didn’t get to be the two-headed rock-‘n’-roll beast
it is today overnight, but by throwing itself headlong into rock ‘n’ roll and genuinely living it
for seven years on the road and killing it in too many run-down empty clubs to mention
even when only a handful of lucky people were looking – and killing at least one exhausted
touring-van-slash-touring-home along the way, to boot. Black and Miller earned the right
to be the totally awesome band they are today. If you’re not already acquainted with what
they’ve accomplished together as The Pack A.D., it’s high time you strapped yourself in
and took a listen.
http://thepackad.com

6. Alex Cuba
Cuba was born in Cuba, spending his childhood in Artemisa, the son of guitar player and
music teacher Valentin Puentes. He started playing guitar himself at age six. As an adult, he
shifted into jazz fusion styles. He immigrated to Canada in 1999 after marrying a Canadian
in Cuba. He and his twin brother Adonis first settled in Victoria, British Columbia, and
worked as a duo, the Puentes Brothers, and received a Juno Award nomination. They
started solo careers in 2004, but continued their songwriting partnership, with Adonis co-
writing two of the songs on Agua Del Pozo. In 2003, Cuba moved to Smithers, British
Columbia, the hometown of his wife, Sarah, whose father is politician Bill Goodacre. They
have three children.
Collaborators on his debut, Humo De Tabaco, include Ron Sexsmith and Corinne Bailey
Rae. "Lo Mismo Que Yo," a duet with Sexsmith, became a hit in the UK Singles Chart,
reaching #52.
In 2009, he co-wrote and recorded a duet with fellow Canadian Nelly Furtado. "Mi Plan"
turned out to be the title track for her fourth studio album of the same name. Cuba co-
wrote more than half of the songs on Furtado's album.
His music reflects primarily Latin and African influences, but with a mix of funk, jazz and
pop. He received a Latin Grammy on November 21, 2013.
http://www.alexcuba.com/

7. Isobel Trigger
Based out of Victoria BC, Isobel Trigger strikes you with their unique style and high-energy
performances. With exotic vocals, driving lead lines, and heart-thumping grooves the band
weaves a musical web that draws you to the dance floor. Isobel Trigger is about delicate
innocence meeting howling distortion; soft in one moment then crashing into powerful
crescendos the next. It’s little red riding hood and the big bad wolf all in one!
Isobel Trigger is Felicia Harding (Vocals, Guitar, and Synth), Brett Faulkner (Guitar), Kyle
Lowther (Bass), and Ariel Tseng (Drums). Each member takes command of their own
elements and breathes life into each song. Although they are often compared to Florence
and the Machine, The Cranberries, No Doubt, and Metric, their unique vocals and
powerful melodies give Isobel Trigger a sound of their own.
Isobel Trigger independently released their debut album Island in 2009, with singles
receiving airplay on radio stations throughout Canada. By 2010, their single Nightmares
was nominated by the Vancouver Island Music Awards in three different categories. In
2013, the band released the single Dust and Bones (produced by Adam Sutherland) which
pointed them in a new, synth-based direction. The song garnered much attention with it’s
fantastical music video (produced by Darryl LeCraw) which features vividly creative CGI

8. landscapes, body paint, and an enchanting plot. The song is receiving increasing airplay on
various stations in Canada and rave reviews from trending podcasts.
Having just finished recording a 5-track EP Nocturnal with Ryan Worsley (Echoplant
Studios) and Adam Sutherland (Infiniti Studios) Isobel Trigger is on the move! The band
just released a new single, Tiger Shark in April, and are set to release their new EP July
26th, 2014. They are currently lining up a tour and festivals in support of the upcoming
release. This is a band you’ll want to keep your ears on!
http://www.isobeltrigger.com

9. Blades of Steel
Blades of Steel are live hip hop done right, combining 2 of Calgary’s most talented and
prolific MCs with a crack band of incredible musicians.
Blades of Steel’s live show has impressed fans and critics alike, mixing original tracks with
crowd-pleasing cover tunes, and inspiring X92.9’s Fraser Tuff to declare their Sled Island
Music Festival set “The most fun I’ve ever had at a show while sober.”
In April, 2013, Blades of Steel released their debut EP, ‘Like a Calf in a Tube Sock.’
Featuring four studio tracks and one live recording, the album was launched with a sold
out show at Local 522 in Calgary.
Blades of Steel have impressed at pubs, clubs, festivals and private events, incorporating
the classic elements of funk, rock and dance music, which formed hip hop in the
beginning. Their several music videos have been met with a great reaction
Blades of Steel are:
Ricca Razor Sharp - MC
SoLeo - MC
Shoez - Drums/Vocals
Roop - Keys/Vocals
Pastrami - Bass/Vocals
Ru - Guitar
http://bladesofsteellivehiphop.com/

10. Orkestar Šlivovica
Orkestar Slivovica is Vancouver’s home-grown Balkan Brass band, playing wedding and
festive music from Serbia, Macedonia, and other distant and mysterious lands, where it is
known as Trubachi and no such occasion is complete without it. The 8-12 piece brass
ensemble plays and sings a diverse repertoire, from insanely fast dance tunes to
heartwrenching songs, often in crooked rhythms and exotic scales.
OLIVER SCHNEIDER – alto and sopranino sax
KRISTINA ZALITE – tapan, goc drums
MICHAEL LOUW – snare, darabuka
GEOFF COLPITTS – trumpet, rotary flugelhorn
SKY LAMBOURNE – trumpet, rotary flugelhorn
JONNINE MAHONEN – rotary flugelhorn
SUSAN GEROFSKY – tenor horn
MYTHICAL MAN – tenor horn
CORY SWEET – tenor horn, tuba
ANDROMEDA McISAAC- tenor horn, tuba
MORGAN BARTLETT – tenor horn
JULIET ANDRIEN – tenor horn
KEVIN ROWE – accordion
all of the above – vocals
Sounds Like:
Take a New Orleans second line marching band and send them to a Roma village in
Southern Serbia, feed them cevapcic and sljivovica for a year while exposing them to 100 3-
day weddings.
After one of our Slivovica Social Club nights, a guest left us the message that, “Everybody
had a great time last night. It was absolutely one of the nights to remember for the rest of
our lives”. ~Vesna Vidic
http://www.orkestarslivovica.org

11. The New Groovement
The New Groovement is an eleven-piece funk machine that blends elements of R&B, soul,
and hip hop to create a funk-i-fied feast for the ears. The band’s sound is as unique as it is
versatile with its punchy horns, sweet vocals, clever rhymes, and tight percussion. This is
energetic, feel-good music that will get you out of your seat and onto the dance floor!
At the forefront of the band are Theresa Pasaluko and her partner-in-rhyme, Danimal
House. Together, they can soothe with sultry, sweet ballads or slay with sharp cutting
rhymes. Backing them up is a solid rhythm and percussion section that loves to lay down
funk-a-licious beats while the killer horn section gets crowds going with tasty licks and
dance moves that would make James Brown proud.
The New Groovement is a rising star in Vancouver Island’s music scene, playing popular
festivals such as the Victoria International Jazz Festival and Victoria Ska Fest, as well as
headlining FernFest, VinFest and Tofino’s Oysterfest. They have also played at large
venues around Victoria such as the Canoe Club, Lucky Bar, Upstairs Lounge, and 9one9.
This summer even saw the group play to 50,000 people as part of the Victoria Day parade.
This up-and-coming group has quickly made a name for itself with its massive shows and
energetic parties; it’s one band you will not want to miss this year! They are currently
working with producer Joby Baker (producer of Alex Cuba’s Grammy-winning album) to
record their first full-length studio album (due in 2014).
http://thenewgroovement.com/

12. Pugs and Crows
The Pugs and Crows are an instrumental band that performs original music that evokes a
shifting range of sonic colours and ambient soundscapes. The ensemble’s unique cinematic
sound is due in part to the unusual instrumentation of violin, double bass, guitar, piano,
and drums.
The band is best experienced within a quiet and focused listening setting where the
dynamic subtleties of their music can be appreciated, but there is also enough intensity in
their performances to leave a lasting impression in a loud bar or club.
The group is easily adaptable, having shared stages with punk, indie rock, jazz and classical
ensembles.
In 2010, the group received the galaxie rising star award for their performance at the
Vancouver International Jazz Festival. In the following year, they were a main stage act at
both, the Vancouver and Halifax International Jazz Festivals. The band made its first
appearance at the Olio Festival (a partner of nXne) in 2011.
In addition, the group recently participated in the world-renowned Jazz and Creative Music
workshop at the Banff Centre for the arts under the direction of Dave Douglas. upcoming
highlights for the band include the release of their second independent recording
“Fantastic Pictures,” as well as an opening performance for Bill Frisell at the 2012
Vancouver International Jazz Festival.
http://pugsandcrows.com/

13. Phonotactic
Byron Fredrick (aka Phonotactic) is a musician/producer involved in the Calgary music
scene since the 1990s. Playing keyboards and bass in local bands (most notably Double U-
I, Difference Engine, Wheel, Tariq and Strugglah) Fredrick's projects have taken him over
a wide musical landscape including Reggae, Soca, Rock, Funk, and Electronic.
In 2002, Fredrick committed to becoming more involved in production blending the styles
he grew up playing with electronic beats and textures. With one foot in old world
techniques and the other in the new, his production skills explore the musical terrains of
Dub infused Down-tempo and Deep/Tech-House. Capturing the essence of Fredrick's
journey as Phonotactic, a four song EP "Use Your Talent (If You Can)" was released
independently in 2006 and on Real Recordz (an indie label out of Italy) in 2007.
In July 2012, Fredrick released the follow up EP "In a Solid State" featuring Richard Sixto
(saxophonist and MC from Difference Engine) on vocals once again touching on the
musical co-ordinates of Dub, DnB and Tech-house.
At performances, audiences can expect a mixed tempo set starting deeply dubbed out
gradually reaching a tech house destination. Expect both broken and 4 on the floor beats, a
Rhodes lick here, a TB 303 groove there, bass... lots of bass... with deep synthpads from
Operator's [Ableton's] soundbank to bridge the gap between the old school and the new.
All the while channeling his inner Lee "Scratch" Perry riding feedback loops created by
delay upon delay.
http://phonotactic.com

14. Rachelle van Zanten
Rachelle van Zanten is back with her third full-length album, "Oh Mother".
Known for her powerful live performances and equally powerful social activism, the
acclaimed Canadian slide guitarist/singer pulls no punches on this record. Produced by
multiple award-winner Joby Baker (The Cowboy Junkies, Alex Cuba, Mae Moore), the
album showcases van Zanten's skills as a guitarist and songwriter in equal measure. "Oh
Mother" blends van Zanten's socially conscious lyrics with dirty guitar riffs and soulful
singing in a way that neatly captures the essence of her northern British Columbia origins
as well as all the issues the region currently faces. "Rachelle van Zanten is our voice, the
muse of the North. She writes songs to inspire the wind, give voice to thunder, and fire the
hearts of all those fighting to protect the land she loves so dearly."- Wade Davis, National
Geographic
The latest album title cleverly combines a few concepts. "Mother" refers first to Mother
Earth, the natural landscapes that have repeatedly moved the guitarist to speak out against
destructive resource extraction. It also describes van Zanten herself as she recently became
a new mother. And finally, the songstress sadly lost her biggest and most faithful fan, her
own mother. "I am the mother now and I need you," she sings on the title track. "Oh
mother, that I laid to rest. "The 11 tunes on the album are an intense mix of van Zanten's
deep connection to the landscapes of northern BC and her own personal stories of loss,
grief, and joy. "Van Zanten juxtaposes her gutsy guitar playing with very personal and
introspective lyrics." (Guitar Player Magazine)

15. These stories of new motherhood, loss, and landscape are captured not only in her raw,
moving lyrics, but also in piercing guitar riffs that seem to echo her emotions in melodic
form. This Canadian's intense passion for the land and its people is woven into every track.
"I Fight for Life", the track for which her northern tour is named, features haunting lyrics
that call for a massive fan response, urging listeners to use their own voices and stand up to
corporate giants. "And I cannot forget Mother Earth," says van Zanten. "She constantly
moves me, shakes me, rolls me, and enlightens me with her surprises."
Request "I Fight For Life" on radio or purchase the track online and van Zanten will
donate all royalties to Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition Kids Camps.
http://www.rachellevanzanten.com

16. Annie Becker
It’s hard to believe Annie Becker is
from the West Coast and not from the
basement of a late 30s Jazz Club.
Becker has been cloaking her audiences
in a Gyp-sea of sultry soundscapes
across Canada, New York, and
Thailand for the past 5 years. In 2011
Annie Released her first album, ‘All
About the Beez Neez,” and in 2013 was
awarded Vancouver Island Vocalist of
the Year.
With this New EP, ‘Back to the City,’
Annie takes us out of the City and back
to that Vaudeville Cabaret. She laces
Latin grooves with a taste of Rockabilly
and Jazz. The music is stripped down to
showcase the rawness of Becker’s
Vocals. This is music you can play loud
in your car.
http://www.anniebecker.com/

17. Folky Strum Strum
The People that make up Folky Strum Strum play their version of Banjo Rockin’ folk
music. They hail from the Peace Region in BC, met and came together for the simple
passion of playing music. “The group has been described by fans as having a unique and
soulful sound, that is backed by exceptional songwriting.”
In 2004, Folky Strum Strum released their first album the 'Iyan Bruvold Songbook Vol.
#1'.
October 2013 marks when the second album 'Son Stand Still' hit shelves! 'You could say
we started in this project in the kitchen and ended up dancing in the livingroom. And, yes,
what a great dance it's been...' - Bert Goulet, Producer
Iyan Bruvold, singer/songwriter, banjo & guitar player, started strumming the guitar at an
early age almost instantly began song writing, which has recently won him the honourable
mention award in the Song Writing Competition at ArtsWells 2010. Recently Folky Strum
Strum consists of Brianne Hudson Fiddle/Sax, Amy Gothard on Stand Up Bass, Jason
Pratt on Drums & Health Onstine on Electric Guitar
http://www.folkystrumstrum.com/

18. Jeff Andrew
Jeff Andrew’s world is one of back alleys,
dark shadows, highways and hauntings.
The folk-noir fiddler and singer-
songwriter takes a head full of ghost
stories, murder ballads, train tunes and
protest songs and turns it into an
electrified patchwork of folk, punk, Celtic
and old jazz. Onstage he’s a relentless
performer who’s frequently seen working
straight from the floor, stomping his
boots and belting like a born-again
carnival barker while pounding his guitar
strings or chopping and sawing at the
fiddle.
With a fan base ranging from veteran
folkies to teenage crust punks, he’s
toured Canada multiple times as a solo
performer, a member of folk/spoken
word duo Ghosts of the Highway and as
the fiddler for the Joey Only Outlaw
Band. Since 2008, he’s released 3 full-
length albums, been heard on radio
stations across Canada and Western
Europe and nationally on CBC, and performed at festivals including the Brandon Folk,
Music & Art Festival, the Robson Valley Music Festival, Whitehorse, YT’s Sunstroke
Music Festival and the ArtsWells Festival of All Things Art.
Shade Tree Records is now releasing Jeff Andrew’s new EP, “Tunnels, Treehouses &
Trainsmoke.” Recorded partly in a giant tunnel in East Vancouver, it features Jeff’s first-
ever set of original fiddle tunes and 6 new songs (including “Reasonable Doubt,” written
for Nicole Kish, a young woman Jeff believes was wrongly convicted of murder in
Toronto). The release also includes an earlier EP and several unreleased tracks. The
physical CD comes with a hand-written songbook of chords and lyrics.
http://jeffandrew.ca

19. Barefoot Caravan
Knowledge of the Arts does not belong to one nation of people from which it came, it
belongs to us all.
Barefoot Caravan, like many people, believes in the power of music in influencing positive
change.
It is a gateway to knowing ourselves, a window to the soul. This observation of ourselves is
why music is so important in the world today.
This collective digs into the past to uncover who we are now. They uncover music's buried
roots by finding and singing traditional songs from different languages and cultures of the
past and present, combining these old melodies with simple music styles that will
effectively get the perceived intended messages of the songs across.
The Caravan is based in BC's Okanagan. They travel BC wide, playing mostly outdoor
settings and festivals, and are led by Angela Roy who teaches drumming and singing in
public schools in a wide range of communities. The collective is embarking in an artist in
residency tour bringing these songs and teachings to school children, working with socio-
cultural and the arts within the school setting.
Barefoot Caravan began as a group that played songs for Children, and have since moved
into new territory playing music that can be appreciated by people of any age range and
nationality.
They are a band who truly shares the greater goal of re-connecting us all to the world we
live in together.
https://www.facebook.com/barefootcaravan

20. Tickets:
Get your EARLY BIRD TICKETS now to save money and for a chance to win a Smithers
Mountain Holiday Package of 3 nights "accommodation for two" at the Aspen Inn &
Suites plus 6 lift passes at Hudson Bay Mountain which can be used in the summer or
winter.
The Grand Prize Draw will be held Saturday night, July 5, at the Festival. You can purchase
tickets online at www.smithersmusicfest.com or at MOUNTAIN EAGLE BOOKS in
Smithers after May 16.
Mountain Eagle Books
3775 3rd Ave. Smithers
250-847-5245 or 1-800-668-5119
(call first to confirm they have tickets in stock)
Weekend Passes:
PURCHASE ONLINE
or IN SMITHERS
Early Bird – weekend
passes
(available in Smithers or
online until July 2, 2014)
Regular
(only available
at the Gate)
Adult $55 $65
Youth
13-18
+ students w/ student ID
from a postsecondary school
$25.50 $30
Child
12 & under
FREE FREE
Family $120 $140
Senior (65+) FREE FREE

21. Day Passes:
available on-site at the gate only
CASH and DEBIT ONLY at the gate – Sorry we cannot accept credit cards
PURCHASE AT
THE GATE
Friday Saturday Sunday
Adult $30 $40 $25
Youth
13-18
+ students w/ student ID
from a postsecondary
school
$15 $15 $15
Child
12 & under
FREE FREE FREE
Family $65 $90 $55
Seniors (65+)
Free or by
donation
Free or by
donation
Free or by
donation
Camping Passes:
Camping passes can be PURCHASED AT THE GATE only
$10 per person (no charge for children under 12)
$10 per vehicle
Gate Hours:
Friday 3pm-11pm

22. Saturday 9am-11pm
Sunday 9am-4pm
For More Information:
www.smithersmusicfest.com
Media Contact: Teo Saefkow 250-643-3576
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