Eagle Eyes - Eagles Tribute Band
Saturday, Sept. 19th at 7:00 pm
Eagles dominated soft rock throughout the 70’s with unforgettable hits like Take It Easy, Witchy Woman, Best Of My Love, One of These Nights, Lyin’ Eyes, Take It To The Limit, New Kid In Town. Hotel California, Life In The Fast Lane, Heartache Tonight, The Long Run, I Can’t Tell You Why… and more.
Beautiful and infectious melodies with amazing lead and harmony vocals have made the Eagles one of the most famous, respected and loved rock groups of all time, with broad appeal to all ages. Eagle Eyes capture lead and harmony vocals with breath-taking precision that is nothing less than stunning. All vocals are live…. you won’t hear a single pre-recorded vocal track and no auto-tune.
Eagle Eyes celebrate the music of the Eagles and have received standing ovations consistently from audiences throughout North America including British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Idaho and Alaska for the past 10 years. Eagle Eyes are based out of the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
Dirt Road Opera
Saturday, Sept. 19th at 2:15 pm
Dirt Road Opera’s distinctive sound is shaped by the collective talents of two Juno-nominated lead vocalists, a versatile multi-instrumentalist, and a dynamic percussionist. Recently, all three core members of Dirt Road Opera Barry, Rachel and Jay were inducted into the BC Country Music Hall of Fame, a testament to their enduring contributions to the genre. Their original music ranges from emotive ballads such as “Hard to Find” to the hillbilly rock of “Nowheresville”, which is also the title of their debut album. Three part harmonies, great songwriting and stellar musicianship are the essence of this Alt-Country, Roots/Americana band hailing from Kelowna BC
Joshua Smith Trio
Sunday, Sept. 20th at 1:15 pm
Hailing from the small coastal community of West Chezzetcook, Nova Scotia, Joshua Smith comes from a long line of songwriters and musicians. His music feels lived-in and genuine—songs that don’t ask much of the listener except to feel something. Blending folk, soul, and roots influences, Smith writes with a rare honesty, weaving together heartbreak, humour, and the quiet poetry of everyday life. In his songs, Joshua invites listeners into his world—into the way he sees and processes life on this wild planet.
With more than thirty years in the music industry, Smith has carried his stories far beyond the East Coast of Canada. He has toured across the country multiple times and brought his music to audiences in Ireland, Portugal, Belize, and throughout the United States. Along the way he has performed on stages such as the Salmon Arm Roots & Blues Festival, Peace Valley Folk Festival, Napatak Ramble Festival, Calgary Stampede, BreakOut West, Rock Creek Fall Fair, Vancouver Folk Festival, Mission Folk Festival, and many more.
Holly Hyatt & Jon Burden
Sunday Sept. 20th at 3:15 pm
Holly Hyatt and Jon Burden are a blues/roots based duo – who also play as a trio. They have appeared on shows with fellow Canadian artist's such as Colin James, Jeff Healey, The Trews, The Sheepdogs, Blue Moon Marquee, Harry Manx, Sue Foley and international legends like Leon Russell and Los Lobos. They play a great mix of blues and R&B based music, from Jimmy Reed to Stevie Wonder as well as their own original tunes.
They opened for the legendary, Leon Russell in 2013 and their last album reached # 1 for acoustic blues on the Roots Music Reports charts as well as # 9 on the top 50 Canadian blues albums for 2016.
Boundary Linedancers
Sunday Sept. 20th at 2:15 pm
Boundary Linedancers is a local dance group that grew organically out of a desire by a mom and her two teenage children to connect with other families and bring friends and neighbors together.
Started at the Westbridge Hall in the winter of 2023-2024, with a few passionate dancers, it quickly grew into a fun, weekly dance class.
Hoping to make each class a joyful experience, the songs and line dances chosen by teacher Sigrid vary, from classic country and modern Bluegrass to jiving Elvis Presley tunes.
Dance group members’ ages range from 10 to 78. Boundary Linedancers is excited about bringing joy, and growth in dance skill to our members and local community. We are looking forward to performing again at the Rock Creek Fall Fair ! See you there 🤠🎶’
Les Folles Jambettes
Saturday, Sept. 19th at 3:15 pm
Sunday, Sept. 20th at 4:15 pm
Les Folles Jambettes, which translates to Crazy Legs, was founded in 1997 by two women with a passion for the traditional Cancan dance style that wanted to bring this unique dance to the Boundary. Over the years Les Folles Jambettes have created entertainment which puts a modern spin on a traditional dance style that is truly unique, in that it brings the romance of the old west and the history of the gold rush to life. Travelling with their musical madame these skilled dancers produce an exciting show full of hilarious antics, high kicks and fun tricks. It truly is something you don’t want to miss!
Wild Mountain Sage Drum Group
Saturday, Sept. 19th at 11:45 am
Wild Mountain Sage is a group of drummers from many different Nations, who have been gathering together for years drumming for healing, helping and peace. Our group keeps growing and we are honoured to be invited to community events across the Boundary!❤
Brooklyn Rae
Sunday, Sept. 20th at 10:45 am
Brooklyn Rae is a singer and musician from the small mountain town of Nelson, British Columbia, where her love for music began at a young age. She’s been singing as long as she can remember, drawn to music as a way to tell stories and make sense of her experiences.
Brooklyn lights up a room both on and off the stage. Her joy for music is contagious, and her genuine connection to the stories she tells makes every performance feel personal.
Boundary Belles
Sunday, Sept. 20th at 12:30 pm
The Boundary Belles are a dynamic vocal group made up of women from different backgrounds, ages, and walks of life—brought together by a shared love of music.
Karen Cruise
Saturday, Sept. 19th at 12:45 pm
Karen Cruise is a Country/ Folk singer and has been nominated two years in a row by The BC Farmers Market for entertainer of the year. She performs around BC at various events. She sings covers and originals and has an engaging style with audience. She loves to sing some of the classic country hits and songs from Canadain greats like Ian Tyson and Gordon Lightfoot.
The Hip Sisters
Saturday, Sept. 19th at 1:45 pm
The Hip Sisters Bellydance Dance Troupe is a collective of women who celebrate movement, sisterhood, and joyful self-expression through the art of bellydance.
Blending traditional influences with playful creativity and spontaneous flair, The Hip Sisters are known for their colourful costumes and magnetic energy, backed by rich, textured music.
Their bellydance-inspired fusion performances weave together rhythm, feminine power, and community spirit — proving that dance is not about perfection, but about presence, passion, and connection.
The Rhone Rangers
Sunday, Sept. 20th at 9:45 am
Two brothers and a sister with a passion for playing classic country - gospel and bluegrass songs. Hailing from Westbridge, all three are multi-instrumentalists, playing a wide assortment of country, bluegrass, and folk instruments. 3-part vocal harmony is featured in most of their songs, mixed with a wide range of instrumental parts. They have been singing/playing together since they were small children, and look forwards to sharing their music with more people.