We are pleased to announce that the Wild Oats & Notes 2018 Performer Schedule has been finalized. Check the schedule page to see when your favourite performers and all the other great acts are playing.
View the schedule at https://wildoatsandnotes.com/schedule.
Why volunteer? Because it’s fun! It’s good for you! And it’s great for the festival! Wild Oats & Notes wouldn’t happen without our loyal and dedicated volunteers. They’re the heart and soul of what we do and why we do it.
Whaddaya get? Preferred camping access one day before the general public. The coveted Wild Oats & Notes Volunteer T-shirt that’s sure to be a collector’s item. Well, pretty sure. And a HUGE volunteers-only party on the Monday after the festival with complimentary food and beverages and more kick-ass music. All this can be yours… but only if you volunteer! Welcome aboard and thanks.
P.S. Volunteers who put in 30 hours or more get a complimentary weekend festival pass. Can you beat that? Probably not. Thanks again.
Want to volunteer?
Use the contact form or send an email to volunteer@wildoatsandnotes.com and let us know about your previous experience and what you would like to help out with.
We are excited to announce our line up for the 2018 festival! Joining us this year will be:
Please check out the Performers page to see the bands’ bios and links to their websites:
https://wildoatsandnotes.com/performers/
And get your tickets here:
https://wildoatsandnotes.com/tickets/
Happy New Year From Wild Oats and Notes!
Now that we’ve got your attention!!! Our confirmed dates for the upcoming festival are June 29th – July 1st!!!
And we’re happy to announce just a couple of the amazing acts joining us on the farm this summer. 100 mile house, and The Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra will be on the bill for 2018!
Stay tuned for some cool new developments, and more info on our 2018 lineup!
It’s going to be a great year!
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.
