Experience the pure love vibes of the Bring Your Love Festival, where art meets electronic music, set against the picturesque backdrop of The Ledwich Family Farm in the R.M. of Armstrong, Manitoba, only 45 minutes north of Winnipeg.

Join us over four unforgettable days in August, where over 120 local and touring DJs and 30+ performers will ignite the stage with their passion for creating experiences thru mesmerizing performances and artistry.

Indulge your senses in our unparalleled stage design, mind-bending mapping, captivating decor, and cutting-edge audio-visual production. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of local artists, vendors, speakers, and creators, all coming together to celebrate love, creativity and community.

In addition to the music and art, delve into transformative workshops, tantalize your taste buds with delectable offerings from food trucks, and explore our vendor village for unique treasures and keepsakes.

Let your inner creator soar as you embrace the transformative power of love. Join us at Bring Your Love Festival and ignite your passion through love intention!

The Story of Our Firefly

There’s a little piece of magic woven into our very first gathering…

Before the big stages, before everything grew into what it is now, it was just us, the land, a small building with tapestries and something really special.

As the sun went down that first year, the fields didn’t go dark, they lit up.

Fireflies everywhere. Drifting through the grass like tiny glowing lanterns. It honestly felt like the land was celebrating with us.

That’s when the firefly became our thing.

Not just a moment but a feeling. A spark. A symbol of what we were creating together.

Now that we gather in August, we don’t see them as much… but they’ve never left us.

They’re still part of the heart of this festival.

This year, we’re taking it back

Honouring where it all began

Carrying that same spark forward

Graphic Artist @bradleypdutton

We acknowledge that the land on which we work are the traditional lands of Treaty One territory, the original lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, Dene and homeland of the Métis Nation, with our water sourced from Shoal Lake #40. We respect the Treaties that were made on these territories, we acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past, and we dedicate ourselves to move forward in partnership with Indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation.