Acoustic Roots Festival 2023
Sept 1 - 3
The list of performers for Acoustic Roots Festival 2023 will be available in the weeks ahead. To book tickets or campsite
Email tworivers@seasidehighspeed.com or call Tel 902-727-2483
For Immediate Release
June 19,2020
We regret to announce the 8th Annual Acoustic Roots Festival, slated for Sept 4-6 at Huntington, Nova Scotia has been cancelled due to uncertainty regarding COVID- 19
Organizers of the Acoustic Roots Festival while disappointed made the decision to cancel this years festival due to the prime concern for the health and safety of audiences, performers, vendors and volunteers. With the size of the festival it would be difficult to maintain social distancing to combat Covid-19 and to ensure the health and safety of everyone attending the event. We realize that this news will be disappointing for many, but the organizers believe compliance with public health measures are key to controlling and eventually eliminating Covid-19. Looking ahead, we hope you will join us at the festival September 3-5, 2021 where many of the performers originally booked for 2020 have committed to the 2021 edition of Acoustic Roots. Meanwhile, Two Rivers Wildlife Park, the venue for the festival is open for camping and there is access to some of the park activities. For more information check http://www.facebook.com/TwoRiversWildlifePark/ or call (902) 727-2483. Have a safe summer, keep well and we are looking to seeing you 2021 at Acoustic Roots
8th Annual Acoustic Roots Festival
September 4 - 6, 2020
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7th Annual Acoustic Roots Festival Announces 2019 Performers August 30 – September 1, 2019
Chosen as one of Destination Cape Breton’s 2019 Signature Events the seventh annual Acoustic Roots Festival is pleased to announce the talent line-up for the 2019 festival, to be held August 30th to September 1st. This year’s performers includes some of Atlantic Canada’s most exciting artists. Scheduled performers include: Catherine MacLellan, John Campbelljohn, Howie MacDonald, Laura Smith, Kim Dunn, Crowdis Bridge, Colin Grant, Donnie Campbell, Dwayne Cote, James MacLean, Doucet Sisters, Adam Young, Jason MacDonald, Chris Ryan, Leona Burkey, Wendy Owens Abbott, Rosie Sampson, Donna Marie DeWolfe, Jinks O’Neill, Darrell Keigan, David Stone, Catch The Spirit, John Curtis Sampson, MacArthur Dancers, CBU Pipe Band,David Meuse, Robert Bouchard, Nicole LeBlanc, Maxim and Gervais Cormier . Two Rivers Wildlife Park, located near Marion Bridge, Cape Breton is the venue for the multi- genre festival. The 500 acre site offers a variety of activities and services for festival goers including onsite camping, walking trails, fish ponds, wagon rides, petting zoo, canteen, observatory and WiFi. The campground has several serviced sites as well as a new visitor’s center with showers and laundry facilities. The Acoustic Roots Festival performances begin at 5 pm on Friday, August 30th with an 11 am start on Saturday, August 31st and Sunday, September 1nd. Musical workshops will be held during the festival in songwriting, guitar and fiddle.
Acoustic Roots Festival August 30- Sept 1, 2019
Two Rivers Wildlife Park/Acoustic Roots Festival have been chosen as the 2018 recipient of the Tic Butler Award.
Two Rivers Wildlife Park/Acoustic Roots Festival have been chosen as the recipient of the Tic Butler Award. The award is given out annually to individuals, groups or societies that advance Cape Breton art. This is a wonderful award and very much appreciated by everyone involved with the success of the festival including park workers, event volunteers, sponsors, festival goers and of course the talented performers
