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We’re back! Join us on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the beautiful Semiahmoo Fish and Game Club for an unforgettable day of music, community, and fun.
🌿 What to Expect:
🎵 An outdoor stage with amazing local talent
🍔 Delicious food trucks
🍻 A refreshing beverage garden
🐟 Tours of the Little Campbell Hatchery
✨ And a few exciting new surprises to make this year the biggest and best yet!
We can’t wait to see you there!
#SalmonSessions2025
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Check out last years' event below

MUSIC | COMMUNITY | FUN
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The 3rd Annual Salmon Sessions Music Festival is set for Saturday, August 23, 2025, from 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm at the Semiahmoo Fish & Game Club in Surrey, BC. Attendees will enjoy live music, guided tours of the hatchery, and the serene Little Campbell River surroundings, contributing to essential conservation efforts led by the SFGC.
Sponsorship Opportunities are open, offering businesses pre-event and on-site marketing exposure, tickets and perks at a variety of levels..
Live music and an amazing cause!
About the Little Campbell Hatchery:
The current hatchery building has been subjected to years of flooding over its nearly 40-year history. During the devastating atmospheric river floods of 2021, the hatchery was further damaged and tens of thousands of fish eggs were destroyed when the building was under three feet of water.
SFGC is planning to construct a new building on higher ground – safe from the flooding hazards of the future. As well, it will modernize its equipment and operating systems to grow even more. It is estimated that each year, the SFGC hatchery releases an additional 100,000 salmon into the river system – over the past 40 years that equates to approximately 3.5 - 4 million salmon.
Thanks to our Sponsors and Partners, Salmon Sessions Music Festival can be an annual community festival event supporting the hatchery and showcasing local talent, businesses and organizations.
Now that’s a conservation story!
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