South Country Fair is a peaceful and rural music and arts festival that happens every year just outside Fort Macleod, Alberta, featuring a wide range of musical talent from mandolins to wild electric and Flamenco guitars, bagpipes and rant poets.
South Country Fair is a peaceful and rural music and arts festival that happens every year just outside Fort Macleod, Alberta, featuring a wide range of musical talent from mandolins to wild electric and Flamenco guitars, bagpipes and rant poets.
This event began as a weekend camping trip for several local clubs intended for organizers to get to know each other better and his since morphed into the 3-day annual extravaganza it is today.
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Featuring four performance areas, attendance at SCF has averaged about 2,500 people each year!
Expect to see a wide variety of acts on the stage, from dub and rant poets, art films, street performers, string-shredding Cape Breton fiddling, crazy bagpipes or Flamenco guitars, djembe and/or dadouk, wild electric guitars and mandolins.
Past performers included:
Stay tuned for the 2025 lineup.
That doesn't quite cover it all, but comes close to describing this eclectic event that's been going on for more than two decades. Other attractions include the Fair Mall, Kidz’ Kountry and an Awareness Tent. It all melds together to make for a great weekend for all ages.
Check out the South Country Fair festival website.
