The 2012 festival was such a success and so much fun we’re going to do it again… in 2014.
We’ve always been an every-two-year event (discuss among yourselves whether that makes us biannual or biennial), if only to try and starve out the mosquitoes.
Check back in early 2014 for updates.
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.
