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The last weekend in August

Since 2008, Lucknow’s Music in the Fields has been an annual three-day country music festival based in rural Ontario. Celebrating over a decade of music, camping, and community – we run our large-scale experience with small-town hospitality.

The event runs the last weekend in August and takes place at the Lucknow Kinsmen Graceland Property. The festival has grown from an audience of 1200 to 8000 within the last decade! The festival also has arrangements for audience members to camp on-site, and they can pick their camping spot. The festival showcases many artists, such as Brothers Osborne, The Sheepdogs, Tenille Arts, and One Ugly Cowboy.

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