Whoop & Hollar Folk Festival

DETAILS:	Point of interest, Establishment,
Address:	Box 102A, RR#3 33165, MB-331, Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 3A3, Canada
Postal code:	R1N 3A3
Phone:	(204) 428-6800
Website:	http://www.whoopandhollar.com/

Customer Ratings and Reviews

Broose Tulloch on Google

(January 12, 2020, 4:26 pm)
If Little House on the Prairie held a music and arts festival in their backyard. Best little festival around. Nestled amongst the largest Cottonwoods in Manitoba.
Lisa Assiniboine on Google

(August 24, 2019, 6:20 pm)
super friendly people had a great time.. thank you
Ian Wassink on Google

(June 27, 2019, 3:21 pm)
An excellent small-feel music festival experience. Family friendly and many older adults (50+) attend along with families with young kids. No safety issues and plenty of parking. New bands always playing some I have not heard of. Local food vendors and catering companies provide delicious food. Lots of kids activities too. No beer gardens. Would highly recommend.
TheWrightspot on Google

(October 15, 2018, 5:34 am)
A small festival experience with the vibe of a larger music festival. Awesome setting and high calibre music—a must-see event!
Lyndon Vrooman on Google

(August 26, 2018, 6:51 pm)
Oh wow, hard ro describe. This year was our first year, but, I'll give it a shot. To begin with, the area. Simply stunning, while well taken care of. Plenty of room in only a few acres, but also naturally separated to give optimal experiences. The places to camp were also well taken care of, with more than enough room for tents and trailers. Between the gardens and trees, it was a welcome sight to see children running around, being children, and no one complaining. Next, the staff and volunteers. I can't say enough about what all of them did leading up to the festival and during it. Between the setup, landscaping, helping people, and bringing everything together. The lineup of bands was fantastic, with multiple genres represented. There was more than a few mashups during things like the workshops and open mic. I also loved he idea of little red barn having acts to cover when the main stage was setting up for the next act. With everything that there was to do, there was not a chance to be bored or waiting to do something unless that's what you chose to do. Finally, the people. The people attending form a community to which everyone is welcome to share in the experience. This is most definitely a new yearly visit for our family.