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Fredericton’s annual Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival takes over downtown for six days every September, bringing in world-class performers such as Mavis Staples, Sturgill Simpson, Robert Plant, and Lucinda Williams to perform alongside local favourites.

The main shows are staged in large tents, with a select number of theatre performances and a number of outdoor attractions: a children’s stage, a local stage, street performers and a plethora of food vendors.

The festival brought in 100,000 attendees in its 29th season, proving to be a staple of Atlantic Canada’s vibrant music culture.

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