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Harmony Arts Festival 2025

Harmony Arts Festival 2025

The Harmony Arts Festival presented by Odlum Brown Limited, is the North Shore’s signature summer celebration, ten days of music, art, food, and community set against the stunning West Vancouver waterfront. Enjoy free outdoor concerts, curated art shows, interactive family programming, and unique culinary experiences that showcase exceptional talent from the North Shore, B.C., and beyond.

Festival dates: August 1–10, 2025

Locations: Millennium Park & John Lawson Park

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Food Events

Sample delicious bites from local vendors, enjoy waterfront wine and cocktail experiences, or take in a ticketed tasting event, there’s something for every food lover.

Live Music

Catch free live concerts on two beautiful outdoor stages: the RE/MAX Garden Stage and the Beedie West Stage in Millennium Park. From local favourites to acclaimed Canadian acts, you’ll hear jazz, indie, soul, and more.

Art Markets

Location: Argyle Avenue, between 14th and 16th Streets

The Art Markets features talented local and regional artisans showcasing handmade works. Explore paintings, textiles, jewelry, woodwork, and more while connecting with the artists behind them. Vancouver)

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Kids & Family

Families can enjoy interactive art experiences, hands-on creative workshops, exhibitions, and special performances.

On Argyle Avenue, 14th Street – 16th Street The origins of the Harmony Arts Festival lie in the deep appreciation of visual arts, which is exemplified by the Fresh St. Market. Taking place in the row of white tents on Argyle Avenue from 14th to 16th Streets, high-quality artisans share their unique, handmade works in a tradition that is as old as the festival.

The Fresh St. Market Art Market vendors are juried by a panel of three experienced artisans and will show their one-of-a-kind work during the weekends. Visitors are encouraged to talk to artisans to understand their works and dedication to their craft.

Getting here:

Located along Argyle Avenue, the festival is walkable from Ambleside and Dundarave. Parking is limited, so biking or taking public transit is recommended.

 

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