Next Date: Oct 7, 2022
Blueberry Jam 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.
Now, in addition to the beautiful day under the sun, Blueberry Jam has added a ‘Harvest Series’. The weekend series takes the music from the field and into the barn over the Thanksgiving Long Weekend to celebrate the end of the harvest season. More information to come!
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