EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF THE BACK 40 MUSIC FESTIVAL
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2025 | 2-10 PM
MORDEN PARK, MORDEN MB
The Back40 Music Festival is Southern Manitoba’s best kept musical secret – until now. Situated in a beautiful park in the heart of Morden, Manitoba, the Back40 Music Festival has struck a balance of showcasing beloved local talent and welcoming popular touring artists. We also nurture local talent all year long by curating special events throughout the year. Since the Back40 Music Festival’s inception in 1989, our mission is to keep homemade music alive while also supporting talent from across Canada when we celebrate at our annual festival.
Experience the magic of 37 years of The Back40 Music Festival in 2025. Join us for an unforgettable journey of music, art, food and drinks in a beautiful park surrounded by Morden’s famous tree canopy and the Dead Horse Creek.
THE 2025 LINEUP
The Back40 Music Festival is proud to present a diverse lineup of talented artists. Get ready to enjoy performances by Roman Clarke, Paige Drobot, Fontine, Curubandé, Boreal, Joe Wilson, The Razberry Jam, and many more.
JOIN US FOR AN AMAZING DAY!
BEAUTIFUL PARK
SETTING
LIVE MUSIC ON AN OUTDOOR STAGE
LOCAL CRAFT BEER TENT
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
FOOD TRUCKS
ARTISAN MARKET
Join us on Saturday, June 7th and be a part of the evolution of a historical, long standing music festival in Southern Manitoba. Spend some time with us in Morden’s beautiful central park for a day of fantastic music, local craft beer and food trucks, and an artisan village. Stay the night in one of our local hotels or camp up at our lake. Need something to do before you head over for the music? Stop at Dead Horse Cider on your way in, check out the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre, have lunch at Rendezvous, or go for a hike on our lake trail.
THE FESTIVAL IN PHOTOS
Photography by Merle Peters
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Would you like to volunteer at the festival this year? Email us at back40folkfestival@gmail.com
THANK YOU, 2025 SPONSORS!
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Back40 Music Festival is located on Treaty No. 1 territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, and Dakota Nations, as well as the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We honour their contributions to the past, present, and future.