The Schultz Family along with festival staff from the 2018 Wild Oats & Notes Music Festival, send forth a mighty Thank You to the 1,100 attendees, 147 volunteers, the outstanding performers, the sound crew of Listen Louder Productions, and all the folks who contributed in their own kind-hearted fashion.
Click here to view a full list of festival volunteers and personnel.
See you in 2020!
Thanks to everyone who came out to the festival this year and made it such a great show. The fun is not quite over yet, Hugo and Griselda with BB and the Backsliders were a hit and we were able to book them one more gig. Check them out this Thursday, July 5th at the Blue Chair Cafe in Edmonton. The show starts at 8pm but feel free to come for dinner before the show. Click here for details.
Hey there festival go-ers, we’ve had to make a small change to the line-up due to a cancellation by one of the performers for health reasons. Unfortunately The Hearts will not be able to perform, however we are lucky enough to have VISSIA step in and perform in their stead. Broadly called Americana, VISSIA’s sound is distinctly her own yet manages to connect listeners to their own most favourite private feelings and imagined landscapes.
A shuttle service will be available from Tofield on Saturday and Sunday, sponsored by the Tofield Hotel. The Town of Tofield has generously offered their bus for the festival to use as a shuttle.
The shuttle will depart from the Curling Rink in Tofield (2 blocks east of Bank of Montreal, in the fairgrounds).
Saturday, June 30
Departs Tofield: 12:00pm, 3:00pm, 6:00pm, 10:00pm
Last return shuttle from festival to Tofield Curling Rink: 1:00am
Sunday, July 1
Departs Tofield: 12:45pm, 3:00pm, 6:00pm, 10:00pm
Last return shuttle from festival to Tofield Curling Rink: 1:00am
Wild Oats and Notes will be limiting weekend passes to 750. In the event of a sellout, there MAY be a limited number of day passes made available. We are doing this to avoid overcrowding. We thank you for your understanding.
Sincerely,
The Wild Oats crew.
Wild Oats and Notes returns every two years to the Schultz farmstead in the Ketchamoot district, just south of Tofield, Alberta. Close to a thousand friends and relatives descend upon the yard in celebration of live music, agriculture, and all things rural. The festival is a non-profit venture that invests net proceeds into the local community in a number of ways.
Wild Oats and Notes cultivates a taste for live performances while embracing the values of rural living and respect for the land. It’s also a hell of a lot of fun.
