11am - Matthew Kinnunen - tall with dreads, raising a family and playing music

Noon - Over The Moon - livin’ in the foothills of Alberta shapes their style

1pm - Lady O and Leon Nagasaki - stand up bassist /vocalist, Lady O should be checked out

2pm - Gettin’ Higher Choir - from Victoria, a community based choir

3pm - Pat Wictor - a superb acoustic slide guitar player from stateside that all should witness

4pm - Wayne Kozak Quartet - Wayne always brings stellar musicians for his wonderful journeys into r&b based jazz

5pm - Zak & Chad - two singer/songwriters from the mainland on tour

6pm - Cara McCandless w/Shake Shack - the rock side of Cara

7pm - The Clanns - yes, a bit of celtic to rock out the evening

CITY SQUARE STAGE
8:30pm - Decades After Paris - r&b with ecological based lyrics from a 7 piece band with horn section

horse rides /activity tents / entertainment / rides for the 8 and under

11am - musical interlude - programmed music

11:30am - Beverley McKeen with Cara McBass and Accordiana - their songs cross the age barrier easily and kid’s really enjoy the environmental and compassionate messages

12:30pm - Malakai - 10 years old and no stranger to the stage

1 pm - Norman Foote - be you a child or the accompanying adult, you will be laughing and enjoying Norman’s performance

2pm - Nice Verdes - back in town from Australia, this eclectic acoustic duo will again take us away musically

3pm - Alannah Clark - a contemporary folk singer/songwriter, she will be performing at the Islands Music Fest in Comox, where she calls home

4pm - Zique – old time Quebecois fiddle music touring Canada as a duo

5pm - Pat Wictor – we were able to give this American acoustic slide guitar virtuoso 3 shows

6pm - Norman Foote / Daniel Cook – two songwriters with a feel for words when combined in a humorous fashion

7pm Ashley Wey Trio - a voice that matches her excellent piano playing, her trio will emulate the word classy jazz to the festival

11am - Teo - singing in Filipino for today

Noon - Cheko - from Mexico singing in Spanish

1pm - Sari Alesh - from Syria, his violin prowess is a needs hear

2pm - Blisk from Toronto - a polyphonic Slavic & Balkan vocal experience backed by hypnotic percussion and dance

3pm - The Mozart Piano Quintet for piano, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and horn

4pm - Gals Who Write Songs - 3 local singer/songwriters share the stage

5pm - Belly Dancing - Georgia Foster has organized a 3 hour extravaganza of island dancers
6pm - Belly Dancing - take lots of pictures of the very colourful costumes
7pm - Belly Dancing - make noise when appreciation is due

The words senior and senile are too close together so we chose the word Elder , which commands respect and honour

11am - Dale Manason - seen regularly on the Farmer’s Market stage, his variety of tunes is quite enjoyable

Noon - Cowichan Harmonica Band - there are many harmonica players in our valley who gather for fun times every Tuesday at 10am at the Seniors Resource Centre and today at noon for all of us

1pm - Dennis & Andy - these two locals work together as good as any comedic musical duo you may have seen

2pm - Ukululus - yes, they are return this year to honour the ukulele

3pm - Taarka - from stateside, seamlessly fusing brilliant instrumental chops with songwriting of great depth and creativity, cooking up musical “sustenance that stays with you long after you’ve pushed away from the table.”

4pm - Ravenhill Ranters - autoharp and acoustic guitar with beautifully vocalised, well crafted songs being delivered

5pm - Cooper Wolfe - a Latin Jazz fusion duo with spanish guitar and piano from Victoria

6pm - Chris Ho - a songwriter from Victoria worth catching, he brings along his beatboxing buddy to join him

7pm - Brock Meades Trio - a bass player from our valley and now with years at the VIU Jazz program behind him, he brings his band to entertain us

More and more, gospel music is becoming the way to keep congregations in the present and available to the public

11am - Church of Nazarene - a yearly event since our inception, this church brings their musical Sunday service to the park for all to enjoy

Noon - Jared Popma - with messages of hope and light, young Jared is proving himself as a stellar musician

1pm - Ditty Bakes Spirit Music Emporium - Alisha Baker and friends spread the gospel thru their music

2pm - New Life Baptist - they bring their musical treat to the park as well so as to celebrate the newness of faith and worship

3pm - Blu& Kelly Hopkins - from the interior, this husband –wife team bring fine folk/blues music to the stage

4pm - Wayne Kozak Quartet – the second of his yearly performances for us, always a musical treat in that r&b / jazz/blues feel

5pm - Ashley Wey Trio - more jazz for a Sunday afternoon, a fine vocalist and pianist, the trio makes her shine even more

6pm - ABACAXI - Amelia Thomas presents some of Brazil's best music from enchanting bossa novas to heart racing sambas tosweep you away to Rio right in the heart of Duncan

7pm - Blackberry Wood - whoopah!-musical entertainment that needs be witnessed instead of described, and as an audience you might become engaged in their process

Country music comes in many packages, here are but a few

11am - Jim Scales - country favourites done extremely well

Noon - Professor Banjo - old style country on banjo

1pm - Paul Washington Trio - inspired by the country swing elite and roots writer’s, Paul brings to the table country as it should be

2pm - Chris Andres - there must always be outlaw country and Chris wears that hat

3pm - Anneda - she brings her band for her final performance at the 39 days of July 2019

4pm - Lady O with Leon Nagasaki - Lady O is a wonderful addition to our community and her stand up bass playing and vocals lead her and us to some magnificent places

5pm - Smilin' Jack Smith / Joe Mock - 5th decade of performing touring the world, these veterans bring it home - blues, country folk in an admirable fashion (Joe Mock was the guitar player in Pied Pumkin)

6pm - O’Briens Irish School of Dance - the showcase

7pm - Modern Thought - “these guys should be playing arenas!” bringing big sound with big hooks driven to make every show unforgettable.