FestivalSeeker Stories

From the summit of SilverStar Mountain, BC, looking out onto the Okanagan valley, you can see a mountain village teeming with trail runners, mountain bikers, live music and a vibrant arts scene.

Check out the awesome festival lineup Alberta has to look forward to this July

Explore some of the countless exciting events that will be happening in British Columbia in July.

With all the over the top festival experiences these days, do you think you would have been fooled by these posts?

Edmonton Blues Fest keeps bringing joy to audiences as it celebrates 25 years, delivering the blues the way it was meant to be experienced: raw, live and intimate.

As if you needed a reason to start lining up your tickets and passes for the 2024 festival season, here's another: it’s good for your health. 

Lights, music, feasts and fun spectacles, don't miss out—put these BC and Alberta festivals on your radar for 2024.

It's hard to capture in a single freeze-frame, but as we look back on the festival season that was in summer 2023, we can see how truly special it was.

Enter our photo contest for a chance to win cash prizes, get your photos featured on FestivalSeekers.com and help us celebrate the awesome Western Canada festival scene.

Euphoria often hits without warning, in the thrumming rhythm of a music festival, the transcendent contemplations of a wondrous piece of art, the tingle on your tongue as you savour an exotic new f

Ranch Country Music Festival at Evergreen Park in Grande Prairie will deliver a weekend full of cowboy boots, big buckles and big outlaw sound with headliners Duane Steele, Trevor Panczak and Kyle

Who hasn’t imagined what it would be like living in medieval times, when bards played, mead flowed and swordplay was the era’s most popular sport?

From July 11-13, 2025, the hounds of the Metal Mulisha let loose in Plamondon in some of the wildest feats of machine-driven fun you’ll find, with monster trucks, Frankenstein-modified pickups and

June is National Indigenous History month, and Indigenous events are taking place across Alberta and BC to celebrate.

Barbecues, golf ties and mugs have been done. If you're looking for new ways to celebrate Father's Day, why not take dad to a festival?