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03 Feb 2026

Wild Oats and Notes Headliners 2026!

Hey Folks! 

We’re excited to announce the headliners joining us for the 2026 Wild Oats and Notes Festival! 

Alpha Yaya Diallo & Friends, Bad Buddy, Eva Kabande, Joe Abbott and the flying J’s, Jory Kinjo & The Relays, Mocking Shadows, Paris Pick and the Pricks, Sammy Volkov, Scott Cook and Pamela Mae, Secondhand Dreamcar, Skinny Dyck, Stonejoy, The Hearts, and Stubbs and the….!

AND… it’s no joke – Early Bird Tickets will be going on SALE April 1st. 

That’s all for now! We’ll be rolling out some more info as the fest draws nearer! 

Mark your calendars – June 26th – 28th!

07 Jan 2026

Wild Oats and Notes 2026 – Early Bird Ticket Announcement

Hey Folks!

If you haven’t already heard… We’re coming back to the farm this year for another Wild Oats and Notes.

Mark your calendars for June 26th to 28th, 2026.

Early Bird tickets go on sale from April 1st to 30th. Adult Weekend Passes will run $165, and Youth Passes (13 – 17) will run $120. As always, Children under 13 years old get in free of charge and Weekend Camping will cost $60 per unit.

We’re always looking for Volunteers, and the positions come with some great perks! If you’re interested, send an email to volunteer@wildoatsandnotes.com or visit our volunteer page.

Looking forward to seeing you out on the farm!

The Wild Oats and Notes Team

07 Dec 2023

The Battle River School Division Recognizes the Wild Oats and Notes Music Society’s contribution to Student Success.

Hey Folks! We’re excited to announce that the Wild Oats and Notes Music Festival has received the “Friends of Battle River Award,” from the Battle River School Division. 

The “Friends of Battle River Award” was established to acknowledge individuals or organisations that have made exceptional contributions to the success of students in BRSD Schools. 

Wild Oats and Notes Music Festival founder, Brian Schultz, along with Board Member Carmen Wuensch, were honoured for their contributions and support of music programs at Tofield School. 

Music in Tofield Lives on.