Celtic & Québécois Music Festival 2026
- When
- Monday, September 7, 2026
- Price
- $28–$32
This edition is over. No upcoming edition is announced right now.The next edition is expected around September 2027; dates are not confirmed yet.

Celtic & Québécois Music Festival is an outdoor traditional music festival held at Scott Farm orchard in Dummerston, Vermont. Presented by Next Stage Arts as part of its Bandwagon Summer Series, it pairs Irish, Scottish and French-Canadian groups on a single all ages afternoon bill. The Scottish band Cantrip and the Québécois trio Cécilia both played the 2025 edition. It is usually held in early September.
Schedule & Running Order (3)
The schedule for Celtic & Québécois Music Festival 2026, with set times.
About the festival
Venue: Scott Farm, 707 Kipling Road, Dummerston $28 Advance / $32 Gate / Kids under 12 free Food from Smokin' Bowls and AlpineGlo Farm Taqueria Celebrate the vibrant traditions of Celtic and Québécois music at this lively, all-ages festival featuring three dynamic and distinctive acts. From Irish-American roots to Scottish-influenced fusion and French-Canadian flair, this lineup brings together artists who honor tradition while pushing it in exciting new directions. Poor Man’s Gambit delivers a rich blend of traditional and contemporary Irish music, woven together with storytelling, history, and dance. With a wide array of instruments and both male and female vocals, their performances offer a layered, immersive experience that connects audiences to the heart of Irish culture. Cantrip brings high-energy intensity and musical mischief, living up to their name with bold, genre-defying arrangements. With driving rhythms, powerful melodies, and a sound shaped by decades of collaboration, their music pulls from Celtic roots while incorporating elements of funk, metal, bluegrass, and beyond. Cécilia offers a joyful and deeply expressive take on traditional Québécois music, complete with step dancing and masterful musicianship. Blending influences from classical, jazz, and contemporary styles, their performances are both refined and exuberant—inviting audiences to share in the spirit and warmth of their music. Join us for a day of rhythm, heritage, and celebration as these three exceptional groups bring Celtic and Québécois traditions to life. This event is sponsored in part by Barr Hill and by Délégation du Québec à Boston.