Folk On The Rocks launches 2026 raffle

Folk On The Rocks has announced their 2026 Festival Raffle, giving participants the chance to win incredible travel experiences as well as support the greatest party under the midnight sun.  

With three incredible prize packages up for grabs, this year’s raffle offers the chance to travel across North America, attend next year’s festival, and even more exciting prizes.  

“The raffle is an important fundraiser for Folk On The Rocks and helps us continue bringing exceptional artists, cultural programming, and community experiences to Yellowknife each summer,” said Carly McFadden, Artistic Director of Folk On The Rocks. 

Third prize in this year’s raffle is two OWL passes for 2027’s festival, as well as a Gift certificate for a pair of Blundstone boots. 

The second-place prize is two round trip tickets from Yellowknife to Edmonton on Canada North, valid until July 30, 2027, as well as two OWL passes to next year’s festival.  

The grand prize is two round trip tickets on Air Canada to anywhere within North America, the Caribbean, or Hawaii, on top of two OWL passes as well.  

“Whether you’re hoping to win a dream trip or simply want to support the festival, every ticket makes a difference,” said McFadden. 

The raffle is open until July 19, 2026 at 8:00 pm. Winners will be drawn live at the festival.  

Tickets can be purchased here.

Folk On The Rocks Festival Raffle Poster, provided by Folk On The Rocks
Alice Daniels
Alice Daniels
Hailing from Southern Ontario, Alice Daniels is a graduate of Mohawk College, specializing in Radio and Broadcasting

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