September
15 - 26, 2025
Small halls and venues
along Route 19a
showcasing local performers
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On Stage
Immerse yourself in the vibrant arts scene of Route 19A Art Festival. Enjoy live performances with local singer/songwriters, spoken word, and dance in small community halls and venues along Hwy 19A, from Dashwood to Union Bay.
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Performer
Application
We are seeking a diverse range of performers, Bands, Singer-songwriters, Spoken word poets, Dancers, Cross-discipline performing artists for a variety of venues from 20 to 200 capacity
Join us in celebrating the arts and making this festival unforgettable!
Application Deadline
midnight May 15
Performers & Venues
announcement May 17
Get Involved
Join Our Creative Community
Get involved and be part of an extraordinary event showcasing diverse talents in music, visual arts, and performances. Join us in promoting artistic expression and cultural exchange. Volunteers are needed for everything from putting up posters to hosting band members.
Sept 20, 8- MIDNIGHT
Lighthouse Community Hall
240 Lions Way, Qualicum Bay
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6-piece band honouring the Latin traditions of Cumbia, Samba, Son Cubano and more. Expect traditionals, originals, deep roots and strong grooves. This is dancing music.. Experience the hall's awesome sprung dance floor. Join us at 7pm for a dance lesson before the main event. A Musicians: Kester Reid, Luke English, Tereza Tomek, Daniel Cryderman, Homero Lopez and Kevin Flesher​​​​
Sept 21 - 1pm - 4pm
Lighthouse Community Hall
240 Lions Way, Qualicum Bay
Hit the sprung dance floor for an elegant Afternoon Tea Dance, featuring live music from the Georgia Straight Big Band. This event is a charming way to celebrate arts, music, and community, perfect for those who enjoy the nostalgia of a classic tea dance with a modern Vancouver Island twist. ​Dress to impress. Prizes for best 1940s hats. ​​​