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Maple Ridge's largest music festival, Our Neck of the Woods, is back! Live music, food trucks, and adventure await in Our Neck of the Woods. Grab your family and friends to join us September 6, 2025 for this epic celebration. Maple Ridge, situated on the traditional territories of the Katzie (q̓ic̓əy̓ ) First Nation and the Kwantlen (Qw’ó:ltl'el) First Nation. See the Site Map.
2025 Main Stage Artists

With over 125 million + career streams to date, award-winning rock act Sam Roberts Band maintains their tradition of delivering chart-topping singles, consistently surpassing expectations with their music. Born in Montréal, the double-platinum-selling band is known for their radio hits since their debut album We Were Born In A Flame, which included hit singles "Brother Down”, "Don’t Walk Away Eileen", "Hard Road" and "Where Have All The Good People Gone?”.
Sam Roberts Band continues to release critically acclaimed and fan loved albums, touring constantly across Canada and the world. The band are perennial favourites, and bringing new fans into the fold. Their legacy of hit singles is now etched into the Canadian music landscape. Songs such as "We’re All In This Together", "Bridge to Nowhere", "Them Kids", and "Picture of Love" continue to be heard on the airwaves, rock and lifestyle playlists, and at unforgettable shows.
www.samrobertsband.com @samrobertsband

The core question that drives JoJo Mason’s approach to music and life is, ‘Why not?’. That’s heavily influenced his current single ‘Bottom Shelf’; an immensely hooky country track that finds the Vancouver-based country artist exploring a new direction grounded in his long-time musical fascinations and unfailingly positive outlook.
In the roughly two years since Mason’s released new material, he has taken the opportunity to reinvent himself, expanding on his signature take with a country soul sound that’s a rarity these days.
Since breaking into the Canadian country music scene eight years ago, JoJo has been on a continued mission to find his own unique voice and connect with fans through his music. With an incredible six Top 10 tracks, he has earned a CRIA Gold-certification for his single “Better On You” and accumulated over 50 million career streams to date.

For two decades, Canadian indie favourites, Hey Ocean! have been bringing their energetic brand of west coast pop to audiences across the country and beyond. The Juno nominated trio consisting of David Beckingham, Ashleigh Ball, and David Vertesi were at the forefront of the emerging Vancouver DIY music scene in the 2010's along with acts like Mother Mother, Dan Mangan, Said The Whale, Hannah Georgas and more.
Their eclectic catalogue of music and long touring history have gained them a reputation for great songwriting, brilliant musicianship, and beautiful harmonies. In recent years, after a stint with Universal Records, the band returned to their independent roots and released their LP "The Hurt of Happiness" via their own imprint, Pop Machine Records as well as their single, "Happy Now" which spent multiple weeks at the top of the CBC Top 20 Countdown.

Danielle Ryan is a rising country music singer-songwriter from Pitt Meadows, BC, known for her authentic blend of traditional country and contemporary sounds. Growing up on
her family’s third-generation farm, Danielle’s music is shaped by the rhythms of rural life and personal stories, which she writes with her brother. Danielle has captured the attention of fans and industry insiders alike. Her career milestones include national media coverage, a Top-6 spot in the Canadian Country Music Associations (CCMA) Discovery Program, and winning CMT’s Chevy From the Tailgate Contest, ultimately leading to a deal with 604 Records.
In 2022, she released her debut EP, showcasing her distinctive voice and songwriting talent. Her single “Lone Cowboy,” released in March received 250,000 streams in the
first two weeks. Known for her electrifying stage presence, Danielle creates an unforgettable experience for her audience, blending heartfelt storytelling with infectious energy.
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2025 Alouette Stage Artists

Jimi is a rising force in modern Rock, Country and Blues, blending raw guitar riffs, soulful vocals, and honest songwriting into a fresh, genre-defying sound. With over 600,000 followers on social media and millions of views, she’s capturing the attention of a new generation hungry for authenticity.
Her viral performances caught the attention of rock icon Bryan Adams, leading to an exciting co-writing collaboration to be featured in her upcoming releases. Fresh off a Western Canada tour opening for rising star Cameron Whitcomb, Jimi is bringing new energy to the blues-rock scene—fusing vintage soul with modern edge and setting the stage for an explosive new era. Bold, raw, and unapologetically real, Jimi is the next artist to watch.

Zach Saunders is a Vancouver-born, Virginia-raised singer, songwriter, and guitarist of Carrier and Cree First Nations heritage on his mother’s side.
Blending Alternative R&B, Soul, and Blues influences, his warm voice and vivid lyrics have lit up stages from the House of Blues in Los Angeles to the NorVa in Norfolk, VA, as well as festivals including Talking Stick and the Britannia/Parks Board Indigenous Concert Series. His music is available on Apple Music and Spotify.

Powerhouse vocals, striking stage presence, and heartbreaking melody’s are what make Kate Yahn a triple threat in Vancouver’s folk/rock-pop scene. Reinventing the familiar, inspired by a decade known for expression and musical freedom, Yahn is embarking on a new journey influenced by the modern day, debuting with “Graceland,” the first single off her debut EP, produced in-part with David Vertesi (Haley Blais, Hey Ocean) and Benjamin Millman (Tiny Habits, Katie Tupper).
With the backdrop of her mid-twenties in tow, Yahn’s debut record is rooted in empowered vulnerability where the edge of rock n roll is met with the innocence of experiencing life’s many firsts. Navigating love, wild heartbreak, and identity, Yahn grapples with her coming of age, fighting to stay curious in a time where love needs revival.
FAMILY ZONE - 2:00PM - 6:00PM
Wander freely across beautiful downtown Maple Ridge in our Car Free Street Party presented by Translink with food trucks, fun and adventure. Our Happy Camper Fun Park will get your young ones moving with rock climbing, axe throwing and more! Before you take in one of our many performances of the day you can race through the skies on the Soar Over Maple Ridge Zipline presented by Meadowridge School in support of Alouette River Management Society.
ACTIVITY ZONE - 2:00PM - 6:00PM
Set the mood and get energized with live music on the Alouette Stage, licensed beer garden, and an assortment of delicious food trucks. Browse local treasures in the Shop Maple Ridge Market presented by the Downtown Maple Ridge Business Improvement Association. Don't forget to stop by our merch stand to get a souvenir hoodie, tee, bag, or hat to remember your epic day in Our Neck of the Woods.
Performances:
- 2:00PM - Zach Saunders
- 3:05PM - Kate Yahn
- 4:40PM - JIMI
MAIN STAGE ZONE - 6:00PM - 10:30PM
Move and sway to the epic sounds of Juno Award-winning Sam Roberts Band and a host of diverse and incredible artists on the Golden Ears Stage presented by The City of Maple Ridge. Our all-ages licensed service area offers a variety of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages for purchase. Stop by the Outpost Social Corner to upgrade your experience with a private viewing space and dedicated bar.
Performances:
- 6:10PM - Danielle Ryan
- 7:00PM - Hey Ocean
- 8:05PM - Jojo Mason
- 9:30PM - Sam Roberts Band
Get ready to sip, savour, and celebrate! This year’s Our Neck of the Woods features two vibrant bars located in the all-ages licensed zone, serving up refreshing beverages from Nutrl and Stanley Park Brewing. We're also thrilled to debut a brand-new IPA collaboration from local legends Foamers’ Folly Brewing, The Patch Brewing, and Switchback Brewing - a must-try for craft beer lovers!
Hungry? We've got you covered. A delicious lineup of food trucks will be stationed along 224th Street and scattered throughout the park, offering a variety of eats to keep you fueled all day long.
Come thirsty, come hungry, and come ready to enjoy the best of local flavour!
Planning ahead is important. This area is well served by Transit, and you can use cabs, rideshare services and for people living in the area, you can cycle into the event and use the complimentary bike valet service that will be onsite.
Uber & Lyft Designated Pick Up/Drop Off on Edge Street.
Maple Ridge can be reached via the Lougheed Highway and from the Trans Canada at 200 Street using the Golden Ears Bridge.
Limited pay parking is available underground at the Business Centre via the entrance off Dewdney Trunk Road or Edge Street by the bus loop. Limited street parking is available along Dewdney Trunk Road. Free street parking is available within a five-minute radius walk of Memorial Peace Park (including but not limited to Brown Ave.). Take a look at online map services to plan your trip.

Adventures




Food Trucks & Fun


In partnership with Foamers Folly, The Patch Brewery, and Switchback Brewery

Secure your tickets to the Outpost Social Corner presented by BCLC and Chances Maple Ridge. This exclusive 19+ side stage lounge offers an enhanced viewing experience with a dedicated enclosed space, limited seating, VIP toilet, and private bar.
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Frequently Asked Questions
To ensure the safety and comfort of all festival participants, chairs are not permitted within the event site.
Safety
Chairs can be thrown, causing injury, or used to create dangerous projectiles.
Crowd Control
In crowded areas, chairs can create tripping hazards and block pathways, making it difficult for people to move around safely.
Viewing Angles
Large chairs can obstruct the view of people standing behind them, especially in areas with limited space.
You can bring a blanket into the event area but as the night goes on you may wish to pack it up so you can get on your feet and sway with the community!
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.
Yes! We have reserved accessible seating for those who require it and one (1) accompanying guest on the bandstand from 5 pm–10:45 pm. This will be first come, first served seating. This lives within our liquor licensed area so all ages are welcome and you may wish to enjoy a beverage from there as well.
You can but please be prepared to lock it up in our free Bike Valet. No wagons, bikes, e-scooters or scooters will be allowed in the festival site.
Bike Valet will be open from 2 pm–11 pm.
Our Neck of the Woods is open from 2 pm to 11 pm.
- 2 pm–6 pm: Car Free Street Party presented by Translink, Shop Maple Ridge Market presented by the Downtown Maple Ridge Business Improvement Association, Meadowridge School presents Soar Over Maple Ridge Zipline in support of Alouette River Management Society, Food Trucks, Licensed Beer Garden, Live Music on the Alouette Stage, Happy Camper Kids Zone, Bike Valet
- 6 pm–10:45 pm: The City of Maple Ridge presents The Golden Ears Stage with Juno Award winning Sam Roberts Band, more artists to be announced
- 2 pm–11 pm: Bike Valet open
- 2 pm–10:30 pm: All ages licensed service area with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase
Thursday, Friday and Sunday: 6 am–6 pm
- Controlled access into Memorial Peace Park roadway
- No vehicle pick up/drop off at the front of the building during these times
- The over height parking lot will be used for an activation and is not available as of Thursday Sep 4
Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 6 pm–6 am
- Full closure at the entrance to the park with no access to the facility through the ring road
Note: Closures are to manage the safety of equipment set up prior to the event.
Saturday: 9 am–12 am (Midnight)
- Full road closure for the event on Saturday September 6 from Dewdney Trunk to 119th Avenue
- Ring Road inside Memorial Peace Park will be fully closed from Saturday at 6am until Sunday at 6 am
- No access as of 9 am until midnight
- Access to parking will be from Dewdney Trunk or Edge Street; parking will be limited
Please click here to apply to be a vendor.
While we would like to encourage guests to take transit, ride-share, walk or bike to the event we understand that many of you will want to drive. Limited parking is available underground at the Business Centre via the entrance off Dewdney Trunk Road or Edge Street by the bus loop. Limited street parking is available along Dewdney Trunk Road. Free street parking is available within a five-minute radius walk of Memorial Peace Park (including but not limited to Brown Ave.).
It sure is! We encourage you to visit The Happy Camper Kids Zone, Meadowridge School presents Soaring Over Maple Ridge Zipline, and all amazing live music.
We love dogs but we ask you to be mindful that we are anticipating 15,000 people and we would encourage you to make the right choice for your dog.
- Hours: Pets are welcome from 2 pm to 6 pm only. After 6 pm, we ask pets to stay at home for your pet and the public’s safety
- Leashes Required: All pets must be on a leash no longer than six (6) feet at all times
- Behavior: Pets must be well-behaved. Aggressive behavior will not be tolerated, and pets displaying such behavior may be asked to leave the event
- Cleanliness: Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. Waste disposal stations will be provided throughout the event site
- Supervision: Pets must be supervised by their owners at all times. Do not leave pets unattended
Each vendor and food truck will operate their own payment systems. The Beer Garden and licensed areas will be cashless.
Yes! Although we will have bars in the area we want this experience to appeal to your family. Age verified wristbands will be required for those drinking alcoholic beverages. Bag checks and onsite security will make sure the vibes are safe and fun.
Heck yes there is! For your convenience, the entire park will be licensed for those 19+ to enjoy alcoholic beverages however guest of all ages are welcome. Alouette Stage Bar opens at 2 pm. The Outpost Social Corner and The Golden Ears Stage Bar open at 5 pm.
The Uber and Lyft designated pickup/drop is located along Edge Street.
The Haney Farmers Market is the heartbeat of the city every Saturday from 10 am–2 pm and it is being relocated to Haney Place Mall for September 6. Make sure to check them out.
Meadowridge School presents Soar Over Maple Ridge in support of The Alouette River Management Society (ARMS). This experience is "pay what you can" with a donation to ARMS. They will accept card, cash, coins or IOU's. :)
No long lens cameras will be permitted unless you are an accredited event photographer. No drones will be permitted unless authorized by the event organizers. Feel free to take as many photos and videos as your heart desires on your phone.
Move and sway to the epic sounds of Juno Award-winning Sam Roberts Band and a host of diverse and incredible artists on the Golden Ears Stage presented by The City of Maple Ridge. Our all-ages licensed service area offers a variety of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages for purchase. Stop by the Outpost Social Corner to upgrade your experience with a private viewing space and dedicated bar.
- 6:10PM - Danielle Ryan
- 7:00PM - Hey Ocean
- 8:05PM - Jojo Mason
- 9:30PM - Sam Roberts Band
Set the mood and get energized with live music on the Alouette Stage, licensed beer garden, and an assortment of delicious food trucks. Browse local treasures in the Shop Maple Ridge Market presented by the Downtown Maple Ridge Business Improvement Association. Don't forget to stop by our merch stand to get a souvenir hoodie, tee, bag, or hat to remember your epic day in Our Neck of the Woods.2:00PM - Zach Saunders
- 3:05PM - Kate Yahn
- 4:40PM - JIMI
This event is a nonsmoking event and bylaw officers and event security will be enforcing this.
No outside alcohol is permitted on the event site. No lawn chairs, umbrellas, scooters, e-scooters, wagons, bikes and skateboards. No weapons or anything that could be used as a weapon. No drug use. If you bring any of these items to the event site, you will need to forfeit them at security, and they will be disposed of, or you can leave.
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Want to remember your big day out at Our Neck of the Woods? Print your souvenir apparel and items on demand right on site in the Alouette Zone! Tap below to view the designs or order online after the event.