Fraser Valley Blues Society

Fraser Valley Blues Society

Welcome! Thanks for visiting.  Celebrating 13+ years presenting live music in the Fraser Valley with a focus on the Abbotsford live music scene. We may even have something happening in your local community of  Chilliwack, Hope, Agassiz or Mission, British Columbia.  Our shows feature bands, concerts and a monthly blues jam (Sept – June). We’ve featured music and artists from Vancouver to Hope, National (Canada), International, and from across the United States too!

Upcoming Live Music Shows:

Friday, Oct. 9

Don Jones Band hosting

Jams are at the
Eagles Hall, 33868 Essendene Ave, Abbotsford
Doors 7 pm, Music till 10:30 pm (or 11 if audience warrants)

More Info on our Jam Page:
https://www.fraservalleybluessociety.com/jam-sessions

Note: No Blues Jam in July & August

 

Past Shows:

 Who is the Fraser Valley Blues Society?

We are a group of Music Lovers who felt a foundation to promote, support, educate and enjoy live blues music in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia was overdue.

Since receiving our Charter as a Non Profit, this Society has been formed with the following objectives:

  • To promote and perpetuate Blues Music, and like music types in the Fraser Valley area.
  • To present live Blues performances at various venues to establish our region as a Blues destination.  The performers range from International acts to local musicians.
  • To give support to up and coming musicians and provide an opportunity to further their aspirations.
  • To inform and educate members of our related communities to appreciate live music.
  • Please help preserve and promote live music close to home by joining today.

Volunteers, musicians and other blues lovers help us fulfill our mandate.  We can’t do it alone! Please contact us if you would like to contribute via a membership, sponsorship or volunteering at a venue.

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Let us acknowledge we are living, working and making music on the traditional and
unceded territory of the Stó:lō people, the Semá:th and Mathxwí First Nation.