Experience the Sights & Sounds of Live Jazz & Blues, Visual Art & Indigenous Culture!

The 8th annual Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival is back from July 24-27, 2025, transforming the charming streets of Fort Langley into a vibrant hub of world-class jazz, art, and Indigenous culture. Get ready for an unforgettable weekend filled with dynamic performances, interactive workshops, and community celebrations.

A Festival for Everyone!

Whether you’re a lifelong jazz or blues fan, an art enthusiast, or a family looking for fun activities, the 2025 Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival offers something for everyone. Experience a mix of free and ticketed music, art, and cultural events, including:

  • Two full days of free, world-class jazz featuring local and youth performers on three outdoor stages.

  • Headliner ticketed evening concerts showcasing internationally acclaimed artists, including matinee and evening big band shows, a Motown show and dance, and the blues event of the year, the Cool Blues Show featuring a stellar lineup of JUNO Award-winning blues performers.

  • Strolling street entertainment that brings music to every corner of the Village.

  • An Art & Cultural Zone featuring free music, art, and Indigenous culture workshops and demonstrations.

  • The lively Mardi Gras strolling parade, Lions Club BBQ and more!

 
 
 

 THANK YOU

The Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival would not be possible without the

support of our sponsors:

 

FUNDING AGENCIES

 
 

PRESENTING SPONSORS

 
 
 

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

SPONSOR A BAND PARTNERS

 
 

Official Supplier Sponsors

BEVERAGE PARTNERS

VENUE PARTNERS

Activity Supporters

 
 

Media Partners

 

Donors

 

Cedarbrook Bakery | Goods in Kind by Cassandra Cakes Co.  | Ted and Linda Lightfoot

 

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Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that the Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival holds its annual festival on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Kwantlen, Katzie, and Semiahmoo and Matsqui First Nations.

We respect the land and honour this tradition of land acknowledgment that dates back to time immemorial for Indigenous Peoples. With this acknowledgment, we thank those Indigenous Peoples who still live on and care for these lands.

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