Muevete is a Marimba ensemble that loves to get people on their feet and moving!

Expect interactive games, music-fueled challenges, wacky contests, and a joyful vibe that will fill Downtown Squamish with unforgettable energy.

Join William Wallace on stage for a high-energy, interactive percussion workshop that invites participants of all ages to explore rhythm and creativity.

Welhtima Kexwusem, meaning “Culture bringing people together,” is a Squamish Nation singing and dancing group committed to revitalizing the language and traditions of the Skwxwú7mesh Uxwumixw peoples.

Uzume Taiko is West Coast Canada’s premiere professional Taiko drumming group, known for their bold, theatrical, and physically dynamic performances.

Led by Kocassale Dioubate, a master drummer and griot from Guinea, West Africa, Kunda is a four-person ensemble blending traditional percussion, vocals, and dance.

Their sound blends Olivia’s soulful vocals with Carter’s country-tinged style, creating a distinctive and heartfelt musical experience.

Yex̱wéla7 cht will be showcasing a traditional coast salish performance.

The Zummers are a 4 piece indie Folk/Rock band from beautiful Pemberton, BC.

Voted "Whistler's favorite band" every year since 2001, The Hairfarmers are here to stay, playing over 200 shows a year and providing the soundtrack to the Whistler experience every season for thousands of locals and visitors alike.

With a few single releases under her belt like “Sunshine” and “Oregon Coast” (produced by JP Maurice and mixed by Ben Etter), she’s spent the last few months in a home studio working on something special with her close friends.

Leo D.E Johnson's music is a vibrant celebration, blending Dirty Soul, Galactic Gospel, House rhythms, and Rock 'n' Roll's rebellious spirit.

Wellhtima Kexwusem, meaning “Culture bringing people together,” is a Squamish Nation singing and dancing group committed to revitalizing the language and traditions of the Skwxwú7mesh Uxwumixw peoples.

Astrocolor smashes big electronic sounds with live vocals, guitars, bass, drums, and sax. House and funk grooves transition seamlessly to disco and downtempo, igniting the dancefloor.

Fort Knox Five is known for bending genres and using a broad range of musical elements in their creation of highly original music. This approach ultimately pioneered a funky scene where FK5 continues to top charts today.

The Smalltown sound combines the spirit of Canada's outdoor electronic music festivals such as Shambhala & Bass Coast, with the sound they cultivated at the legendary Hifi Club in Calgary (which they owned and operated).