

BLUEBERRY JAM -
EVENT INFORMATION
ABOUT
Blueberry Jam is an award winning festival that started in 2019 as an Outdoor Concert at Big Belle Farm, a 170 year old heritage farm owned by Paul and Adele Meagher on Mabou Ridge, NS. The event, formed through a collaboration between Big Belle Farm and local born musician, Rankin MacInnis, is a way to celebrate and promote both the wild blueberry industry of Cape Breton/Nova Scotia as well as the incredible music of the province.
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Now, the outdoor concert has expanded into an annual full weekend of music in beautiful, late August. In 2020, Blueberry Jam also added 'the Harvest Series'. The series takes the music from the field and into the barn over the Thanksgiving Long Weekend to celebrate the end of the harvest season.
WHERE
Big Belle Farm
891 SW Ridge Rd
Mabou, NS B0E 1X0
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NOTE
The best way to get to Blueberry Jam is via Route 19 (the West Coast of Cape Breton). To avoid unwanted backroads, first put Mabou River Inn into your GPS after getting onto Route 19. Once you get to the Mabou River Inn, put our address into the GPS (see above). It is only a few minutes further! See you at the farm.
2025 DATES
THE OUTDOOR CONCERT
AUGUST 15th & 16th
THE HARVEST SERIES
OCTOBER 10th-12th
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TICKETS & OTHER INFORMATION
TICKETS AVAILABLE MONDAY, JUNE 30th at NOON
Friday, August 15th $70+tax and service fee
Saturday, August 16th $85+tax and service fee
Weekend Pass $130+tax and service fee
Must be 19+ to attend
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To Register for Camping ($20 a night)
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To Register for RV Camping ($45 a night - limited availability)
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FAQ
Can we bring a pet?
Yes, but we strongly encourage proper pet etiquette and the use of your leash and poop bags.
Can we bring our own food and refreshments including alcohol?
Yes, you may! Please drink responsibly.
Will there be food available on site?
Yes! We will have the Big Belle BBQ as well as Fish out of Water on site all weekend.
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Can we bring our children?
Unfortunately no, this is a 19+ event. However we do make exceptions for those 2 and younger that are still dependent on their parents.