Festival Information
Imagine two days outside on a huge, grassy field. Two days of incredible diverse Canadian musical talent across multiple genres performing right in front of you. A small but mighty festival where everything is right at your finger tips.
You are surrounded by beautifully kind, inclusive and welcoming people who just want to immerse themselves in enjoying music they know, and discovering music they’ve never heard before – but will never forget.
It’s magic.
Come prepared to have some fun. Here’s how!
2026 Hours
Friday, June 19: 3:30pm to 12:00am
Saturday, June 20: 1:00pm to 11:00pm
Location
The Beaumont Music Festival is returning home to it’s roots!
We are outside, at the Beaumont and District Agricultural Society (B.A.D.A.S.) fairgrounds:
24358 Township Rd 505, Beaumont, AB T4X 2A4
on the west side of Beaumont, AB.
Live in Edmonton? You have the option to take the Beaumont Bus in from Mill Woods Transit Centre.
Live in Beaumont? Walk or bike over.
Park ‘n’ Ride more your style? We’ve got free parking and shuttle service!
You can camp on-site at the Festival and walk to the stages!
This was our original home during our first years from 2008 to 2012. We are located on the back 40 acres of grassy field, where we have room to spread out and enjoy!
Scroll on for ALL the info to plan your trip to the 2026 Beaumont Music Festival!
Camping
Camping (RV & Tenting) is available ON-SITE of the Festival grounds at the Beaumont And District Agricultural Society Fairgrounds (BADAS) west of Beaumont. BADAS is a volunteer-run not-for-profit, and your camping fee of $25 per night goes towards supporting the fairgrounds.
The camping site is on the back of the Festival grounds, where you can walk or catch a golf cart to the Front Gate!
Arrival to set up your R.V and tenting sites is on a first come – first serve basis, allowing you to camp for the weekend. Please note there are currently no services. Porta-potties will be available.
Arrival begins Thursday evening and must be organized with the folks at BADAS in advance.
Get your camping passes NOW to ensure you will have a space available to you.
Make sure to thank the amazing BADAS volunteers who will be out managing the campground day and night during our Festival!
Park on site
Parking on-site at the B.A.D.A.S. fairgrounds is available, paid parking spots at $10 per day or $15 for the weekend.
You can click here reserve you parking spot at the B.A.D.A.S. website.
Thank you to the Nisku-Leduc Rotary volunteers, who will be running their golf carts to take you from the B.A.D.A.S. parking lot/shuttle drop off, to the festival Front Gate.
We and our patrons are so grateful they are offering this free, volunteer staffed, service!
Park ‘n’ Ride
Coming from Edmonton? You have options!
The City of Beaumont is providing transit bus service from Edmonton to Beaumont. You can bus or LRT to Edmonton’s Mill Woods Transit Centre, where you will take the #540 Beaumont Bus into Beaumont. The bus will stop at the Ken Nichol arena. You can catch the free BMF shuttle from there to the festival grounds. The bus will run during each festival day until 7pm, and then start up again with two runs, 11pm and 12midnight to get you back to Edmonton.
Visit the Beaumont Transit page for all the details on the #540 Beaumont Bus: https://transitapp.com/en/region/edmonton/beaumont-transit/bus-540
Come back and check this page right before you leave to make sure you have all the latest information on parking, bus, and shuttle to make your travel to BMF smooth!
Parking in Beaumont:
Free parking is available at both the Ken Nichol Arena and at the Beaumont Sport & Recreation Centre.
Park ‘n’ Ride FREE Shuttle Service
The shuttle will pick up from the Ken Nichol Arena and from the Beaumont Sport & Recreation Centre.
Ken Nichol Arena
Park ‘n’ Ride Parking Lot
Beaumont Sport and Recreation Centre
Park ‘n’ Ride Parking Lot
What to Bring (and not to bring)
What You Can Bring
Wagons & Small Coolers with Snacks
You are allowed to bring wagons to carry your stuff, plus small coolers with snacks, and sealed unopened PLASTIC bottled non-alcoholic beverages. These will be checked by our Front Gate professional security. All unsealed bottles containing liquids will be emptied at the gate.
Empty Refillable Water Bottle
We will have a water station on-site for filling your empty plastic, refillable, water bottle.
Low-Back Chairs
Bring a low-back, low-legged chair. These may be no higher than 26 inches off the ground, with legs/seats no higher than 8 inches from the ground. Chairs may be used at the Main Stage and B Stage.
Blankets & Tarps
Be courteous and take the space that you need.
Certified Service Animals Only
The festival ground are a place of enjoyment, with loud music and crowds. As such the Festival grounds have been classified as a “no animal zone” most notably for everyone’s safety. Provincially Certified Service Animals are the exception.
Handlers and leashed service animals to be considered for entry must produce their Gov’t of AB issued service dog ID (with a current picture of both handler and service animal).
Provincial laws do not qualify emotional support animals at public venues and they will not be allowed on the festival grounds.
Check with us in advance via direct message on our socials or via our email to confirm if your service animal qualifies.
Handlers and service animals are not exempt from bad behavior. Any service dog team displaying or exhibiting bad behavior may be asked to leave.
Sunscreen & Bug Spray
Bring your own sunscreen and bug spray, and if you forget we will have some for sale at the Merch Tent.
Layer Up!
It’s June in Alberta, so temperatures can range greatly. Bring layers of clothing to keep you comfortable.
What Not to Bring
Trust Us, You’ll Still Have a Blast!
Everyone entering the festival may be subject to a bag/cooler search and pat down from professional security … does that concern you? Maybe go drop some stuff back at your car! Any contraband items will be confiscated. Alcohol will be poured out (Hey it’s the law, we’d rather keep it!)
Absolutely NO Glass
Please leave your glass at home. It breaks. People, and after we leave, horses could step on it. It’s a whole thing.
Beachballs
They seem like a good idea… until they slam into a mic stand and your favourite singer gets a microphone to the face. Let’s save beachballs for, well… the beach.
Frisbees
Same vibe as beachballs. Great until someone loses a tooth. You’re not auditioning for the X-Games — we’re trying to protect smiles here.
Water guns
Water + sound gear = 😬💸
Water + the person next to you trying to vibe to their favourite band = 😡
Just… no.
Outside alcohol
We love a cold drink too, but the AGLC says no BYOB. We’re fully stocked, and your stash will sadly be sacrificed to the beverage gods (a.k.a. poured out).
Take it back to your car if you can.
Drugs (including cannabis)
Beaumont bylaws say public use is a no-go. If it’s prescription, it must be in a labeled bottle — mystery baggies are a hard nope.
Weapons
Honestly? If you think, “Should I bring my sword/nunchucks/battleaxe to a music festival?” the answer is always no.
We’re here for peace, not LARPing.
Pets
We know you love Fluffy. We probably would too. But loud music, big crowds, and festival chaos are no place for pets. Certified service animals with official Gov’t of Alberta ID? Absolutely yes.
Your emotional support ferret? Sadly, no.
Pro cameras & video gear
If your camera lens comes off, it stays home. But no stress — we’ll have lots of pro shots online for you to share, tag, and relive the magic.
Phone pics? Snap away!
Drones
Not only illegal over crowds, but also a real mood-killer. Keep your drone grounded.
Laser pointers
One word: OUCH. Don’t be that person.