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THE OAK HARBOR
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Music Inspires

The festival is dedicated to hosting a world-class, 3-day event which contributes vibrancy to the local community, brings our island neighbors together, establishes lasting connections with visitors, and encourages the expression of music in local young people. Our motivation is to provide an inspirational event that brings joy, builds a sense of community, generates revenue for Whidbey Island businesses, and creates musical opportunities for local students by offering scholarships and sponsoring instrument programs designed to provide equal access to music—impacting generations to come.

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Zan Fiskum performing at the Oak Harbor Music Festival 2021

Oak Harbor Music Festival 2024


August 30, August 31, September 1

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for the Oak Harbor Music Festival 2024!


This year we are prepared to once again bring joy and an awesome time for all on this year’s Labor Day weekend. A three-day event full of fun, music, and life from Friday, August 30th through Sunday, September 1st.


If you’re interested in attending the free event, don’t forget to stay informed for any updates.

If you’re interested in performing, remember that you don’t lose anything by signing up!

If you’re interested in helping this project have the most success it can have, don’t hesitate to learn how to sponsor us!

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What Did We Do
Last Year?

2023’s Oak Harbor Music Festival was full of fun and energy as the crowd sang and jumped for their favorite performances of the night through three nights straight. Not only was the lineup full of great music and musicians such as Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown, Broken Banjo, The Gothard Sisters, and Janie Cribbs & The T.Rust Band, we also had young talent shine on stage as Kick Brass, Dankia Kloewer, Grace Zhao, and Adele Wood made an appearance for the Teen Talent Showcase! With lots of food and a community full of love for music, last year was yet another amazing festival.

Guitarist performing at the Oak Harbor Music Festival 2017
Volunteers of the 2019 Oak Harbor Music Festival

We Want to Take a
Moment to Thank...

the 250+ volunteers and the City of Oak Harbor workforce that made this festival happen, funding in part from grants awarded by the City of Oak Harbor and Island County LTACs, Island Thrift, plus individual
and small business donors!


Annie Cash Team - Island Thrift - Peoples Bank - Hearing Health Services
- Land Title & Escrow - Regency on Whidbey - Coupeville/Oak Harbor
- El Cazador Mexican Grill & Cantina - Pioneer Tree & Landscaping Services
- Ronnie Wright of Pacific Grace Tax & Accounting
- Kingbury Team of Caldwell Banker Bain - Island Trollers - Ace Hardware
- Cascade Custom Homes - Flyer Restaurant & Brewery New Leaf
PLUS MANY MORE!

Girl singing at the Oak Harbor Music Festival Broken Banjo performing in the 2023 Oak Harbor Music Festival Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown playing their bass and electric guitar at the 2023 Oak Harbor Music Festival

Whidbey Island's Youth
and their Future

For the past eleven years the Oak Harbor Music Festival has provided a total of over $70,000 in scholarships to dozens of Whidbey Island graduating seniors who plan to study music or build their performance skills in college.


Since 2022, the Quarter Note Fund for Young Musicians will help our Whidbey Island schools provide instruments for use by children who can't afford to rent or buy their own. Students with passion for music, and talent and desire to learn, should have an obstacle-free chance to follow their dreams.


The Oak Harbor Music Festival is a non-profit organization that seeks to inspire our community with the power of music.


We would be sincerely thankful for any amount you are able to share.

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from Whidbey News-Time

"In our first ten years, through 2021, we awarded 34 scholarships to deserving local musicians for a total of $63,500. This is a beautiful testament to the support we get from the Whidbey Island community that has been so loyal to us over the years.”

— Cynthia Mason

(Music Festival Board President)