Summer Sessions
Experience the magic of live music at our Summer Sessions concert series! Join us every Wednesday in Stony Plain at Heritage Park's Blueberry Stage for an unforgettable evening filled with incredible performances, delicious food, and a vibrant atmosphere!
Event Schedule
Dates: Every Wednesday from June 18 to August 13
Gates open: 5:30 PM
Special guest performances starts: 6:30 PM
Headliner performance starts: 7:00 PM
Weather: Performances proceed rain or shine
Free General Admission
- Limited picnic tables are available on-site
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Guests are encouraged to bring their own chairs or picnic blanket for added comfort
- Accessibility - Some areas are paved and accessible to patrons with mobility limitations
2025 Line-up
June 18: Sandy Geddes & The Gents with Barton Shultz |
Sandy Geddes, with her newly formed trio Sandy Geddes & The Gents, is a Canadian singer/songwriter known for prolific writing, stellar vocals, love songs, and a passion for creating meaningful musical moments. Her captivating voice, alternatively thoughtful & wildly funny commentary and jazz-infused eclectic repertoire, which spans jazz, blues, country and pop, sparkle with heart and soul. |
June 25: Mourning Wood with David Jukebox Leigh |
Named after the devastating forest fires that have now become commonplace, Mourning Wood has demonstrated impressive resiliency as one of Alberta's most steadfast cover bands for over 2 decades. Boasting an extensive & memorized catalogue of songs, the band takes great pride in appealing to a vast demographic. Specializing in the genre of rock, the band can easily switch gears to country & pop in order to adapt to its various audiences. |
July 2: Tumbao Vibe Latin Band with Jessie Bird |
Tumbao Vibe is a 100% Latin music band based out of Edmonton. They are a passionate Latin music band, with the goal of having you dancing all night long! They play different styles of Latin rhythm, like Salsa, Cumbia, Merengue, Bachata, and Bolero, so make sure you bring your friends and your dancing shoes to have fantastic time! |
July 9: Tallboy with Jackie Murray |
Tallboy is a high-energy rock band from Alberta, bringing a huge northern rock sound that shakes the stage and electrifies the crowd. Known for their powerhouse performances and anthemic riffs, they’ve built a reputation as one of Canada’s must-see live acts. Fans across the country may have caught them at Grey Cup Festivals, where they bring their signature energy to the biggest party of the year. Their sound blends raw intensity with soaring melodies, capturing the spirit of the rugged northern landscape. Whether rocking a packed festival or a hometown venue, Tallboy delivers an unforgettable show every time. |
July 16: Justin Sutton & North of 49 with Don Gammie |
Get ready to experience the proudly Canadian and authentically country sound of North of 49! Led by Justin Sutton who was nominated for the 2024 Country Music Alberta Roots Artist of the Year, their original music and lively performances are gaining attention in the Canadian country music scene. Over the last year they have had the chance to open for The Road Hammers, Gary Allan, Steven Lee Olsen and James Barker Band. North of 49 delivers a true representation of the country music genre. |
July 23: Natalia Chai with Kevin Duke |
Hailing from Edmonton, Natalia Chai is an independent, solo, R&B/Neosoul singer-songwriter based in Calgary. Classically trained in piano from age 6, Natalia's music brings back the nostalgia of old school R&B, Neosoul, jazz with a sultry voice described as “honey to the ears". Natalia has two albums and 10 singles released since entering the music scene in 2017 that often discusses tough topics about the human condition in today’s complex society. |
July 30: The Super 92 with Niskers |
The Super 92’s music is a blend of roots music and rock ‘n’ roll. “Roots and roll,” if you will. Six and twelve string electric guitars mix with a woody rhythm section and keyboards. Lyrics range from ballad to blues, often tinged with humour or a turn of phrase. Some of this material is informed by songwriter Robin Woywitka’s experience as a professional archaeologist; a particular perspective on human behaviour is gained while digging up what we throw away. |
August 6: Lindsey Walker with Daylin Jorgensen |
Lindsey Walker's forthcoming release, Something Good, is a trio of moody and anthemic tracks that will simultaneously make you want to grab your lover and run full-tilt into the darkness. Pulsing bass meets angelic harmonies as Lindsey's powerhouse vocals soar over top. Haunting yet arousing, these songs draw upon the doom-pop sensibilities of Kimbra, the rocking vocals of Heart, and the meticulous orchestration of St. Vincent. |
August 13: George Canyon (solo) with Robyn Ashley |
George Canyon rose to becoming one of Canada’s hottest Country Music stars in the early 2000’s and has won countless accolades and awards, including Juno Awards, CCMA Awards, and ECMA Awards to name a few. He has been inducted into the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame, recorded 12 albums, and was presented a certified Platinum Award for his debut album ‘One Good Friend’. With country iconic hits like Just Like You, I Believe in Angels, Drinkin’ Thinkin’, Daughters of the Sun, I Got This, I Want You To Live, Slow Dance and many, many more, he is also a highly regarded humanitarian, strong supporter of the military, and, most important, a proud father and devoted husband. |
Food & Refreshments
Enjoy a delightful picnic by bringing your own food or indulge in a variety of delicious options available from our on-site food vendors. Check back soon for our weekly featured vendors!
Alcohol
For the safety and enjoyment of all attendees, please note that alcoholic beverages are not allowed on-site. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a family-friendly environment.
Parking
There is ample on-site parking. Additionally, the venue can be accessed via Stony Plain’s on-demand transit services.