Wolfe Island Garden Party
September 17-27, 2026
16 Live Events over 11 Busy Days!
The Wolfe Island Garden Party is happening this year from September 17-27, 2026, for the first time (in person) since the pandemic. It’s time to celebrate as a community again!
Come out to enjoy the music, art, and agriculture of the Island with concerts, food, readings, sidewalk sales, dance performances and more! There is no better time to experience the rich, immersive culture of Wolfe Island.
The following list will give you a sense of some of the events taking place, but among all of these performances, you can experience street culture in the form of food trucks, buskers, and, off the shore a regatta will romance the sailor in you!
Garden Party Pass for $115
Purchase a Garden Party Pass for only $115 and enjoy all the LIVE MUSIC ticketed events for 40% OFF! (To attend all ticketed events, the cost would be $195)
In addition, Pass holders receive exclusive discounts or freebies from some Island businesses.
Event Schedule
CLICK THE ARROWS below for each event's description, audio/video samples, and price & ticket info:
Thursday, September 17
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Opening the night is Terry Radigan, a Grammy-nominated, Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter and producer known for her intimate, story-led stage presence and sharp, narrative-driven songs.
Devin Cuddy is a singer songwriter based in Toronto. From an early age he was drawn to music of the past. While sifting through his father’s (Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo) CD collection, he found the music of Louis Armstrong and New Orleans blues piano players like Dr John and Professor Longhair. After attending York University for Jazz Piano, Devin starting hanging around Toronto’s Cameron House, where he was inspired by the local singer songwriter scene. He began his performing career alone at the piano, playing every Wednesday night. It was during this time that he began writing and testing out his own material on an ever growing crowd. Drawing from inspirations like Randy Newman and Steve Earle, Devin started to build up a catalogue of his own material.
Devin’s latest release, Livin’ Hard Ain’t Easy, was released April 17th 2026 and is a throwback to the early sound of the band, with a strong country feel. The record is a nod to 10 years of traveling and playing across Canada, with many references to places and people from those journeys. “Livin’ Hard Ain’t Easy is a return to our original sound. A throw back to Vol One, where we started. Ultimately it is a country record, made for and about Canadians. I wrote all the songs about life in Canada, whether it be about life on the road, life in love or life having a beer with a bud” Devin says.
WOLFE ISLAND GARDEN PARTY
Get a Garden Party Pass for $115 to see this band as well as ALL the following ticketed bands, for 40% OFF!
Thursday, September 17, at 8:00 PM: Devin Cuddy band, with Terry Radigan, Tickets at $35
Saturday, September 19, at 8:00 PM: Chris Brown with Kate Fenner and special guests Liam Cole and Tony Scherr, Tickets at $40
Monday, September 21, at 8:00 PM: Sandro Perri and Friends, Tickets at $25
Thursday, September 24 at 8:00 PM: Jason Wilson and The Mermaids, Tickets at $25
Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 PM: Lynn Miles with Suzanne Jarvie, Tickets at $45
Sunday, September 27 at 3:00 PM: Ron Hawkins, Tickets at $25
In addition, Pass holders receive exclusive discounts or freebies from some Island businesses during the dates of the Festival (September 17-27).
Buy Tickets:
Devin Cuddy Band
Friday, September 18
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Good Co. is an Alt-Country band from Kingston, Ontario. What began as a solo songwriting project by Cody Allen James has evolved into a bonafide country rock outfit founded on a simple principle: write good songs and play them well. While they, of course, draw from the masters of the craft: Bob Dylan, John Prine, Gram Parsons, and The Rolling Stones, Good Co. has also been unavoidably influenced by more contemporary artists such as Neutral Milk Hotel, Deer Tick, and Demon’s Claws to name a few.
Saturday, September 19
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Kate Fenner’s voice has been heralded “a lusty alternative Joni Mitchell” by the New York Times and “A National Treasure” by the CBC. Her works with legendary artist Joan Jonas have given that voice a permanent home in the Whitney Museum of Contemporary Art.
Kate will be joined by friends, including Tony Scherr (Norah Jones, Bill Frisell), Liam Cole, and long-time comrade Hugh Christopher Brown — their musical lives intertwining from their teenage years in the Bourbon Tabernacle Choir through their solo & collaborative works in New York City. Together they have recorded and toured with BB King, The Tragically Hip, Crash Test Dummies, Barenaked Ladies, Tom Jones, DJ Logic, and Joan as Police Woman.
WOLFE ISLAND GARDEN PARTY:
Get a Garden Party Pass for $115 to see this band as well as ALL the following ticketed bands, for 40% OFF!
Thursday, September 17, at 8:00 PM: Devin Cuddy band, with Terry Radigan, Tickets at $35
Saturday, September 19, at 8:00 PM: Chris Brown with Kate Fenner and special guests Liam Cole and Tony Scherr, Tickets at $40
Monday, September 21, at 8:00 PM: Sandro Perri and Friends, Tickets at $25
Thursday, September 24 at 8:00 PM: Jason Wilson and The Mermaids, Tickets at $25
Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 PM: Lynn Miles with Suzanne Jarvie, Tickets at $45
Sunday, September 27 at 3:00 PM: Ron Hawkins, Tickets at $25
In addition, Garden Party Pass holders receive exclusive discounts or freebies from some Island businesses during the dates of the Festival (September 17-27).
BUY TICKETS:
Chris Brown & Kate Fenner with Liam Cole and Tony Scherr
Sunday, September 20
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
From Toronto, Canada, David Celia is an innovative songwriter and astonishing guitar player, known for his spontaneously driven live performances. He tours frequently across Canada/Europe including Glastonbury Festival. David is joined by two to make three, featuring sons Marcus and Lucas. Together, they sing catchy, “Feel good but think” songs + musical improvisations.
JukeBox County is the stage name of Rich Tyo, whose prolific songwriting ranges from voodoo blues and gospel to astro-folk and rock. He creates sounds that are both danceable and introspective. The idea behind JukeBox County is to have a broad range of styles and sounds conveying a myriad of moods all the while embracing the root of good songwriting: storytelling. Drawing from influences such as Neil Young, Nick Drake, Ween, Velvet Underground, and The Beatles, JukeBox County music contains deep dialogues about what makes us human and how we cope with the questions that come with this profound and (at times) disheartening existence.
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Celebrate the onset of cozy, early Fall nights with a night of jazz singing by Chantal Thompson! Sunday Nights we offer our prix fixe dinner: Roast Tritip of Beef, Beer Battered Haddock & Chips, Pan Roasted Half Chicken, Seared Steelhead Trout, and our Grilled Loin of Pork. No cover, just book your dinner reservation and enjoy the velvety sounds of Chantal and friends.
Chantal Thompson is a Kingston-based jazz music vocalist and multidisciplinary artist with an international reputation. A pillar of the Kingston jazz music scene, Chantal performs with world class musicians from Canada, the United States and Europe.
When he was nineteen, David Corley had a series of ecstatic visionary and mystical experiences. After leaving the University of Georgia, he travelled across the country delivering trucks, and began to read and write obsessively. By the time he went back to University, he started to develop his voice as a songwriter, often breaking in to the Fine Arts Building to play his wild, original music on a grand piano in the middle of the night. At the age of 53, David Corley released his debut album, Available Light, in 2015 and his second record Zero Moon, in May 2017. Corley completed a 17 show tour in Europe in Ireland, England, Italy and Germany to promote the album and is working on his third.
Reserve your table: 613-305-2626
Monday, September 21
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Glissandro 70 is the long-running collaboration between Craig Dunsmuir and Sandro Perri, first formed in 2003 around loop-based guitar music and rhythm-driven experimentation. Their self-titled debut appeared on Constellation in 2006, drawing together extended reworks of Dunsmuir’s solo guitar material with Perri’s production and compositional input. G70 2: Bones of Dundasa, released this past May, is an archival follow-up assembling recordings made, abandoned, and rediscovered between 2005 and 2015, with guest appearances by Peter Zummo, Ryan Driver and Jeremy Strachan.
WOLFE ISLAND GARDEN PARTY:
Get a Garden Party Pass for $115 to see this band as well as ALL the following ticketed bands, for 40% OFF!
Thursday, September 17, at 8:00 PM: Devin Cuddy band, with Terry Radigan, Tickets at $35
Saturday, September 19, at 8:00 PM: Chris Brown with Kate Fenner and special guests Liam Cole and Tony Scherr, Tickets at $40
Monday, September 21, at 8:00 PM: Glissandro 70, Tickets at $25
Thursday, September 24 at 8:00 PM: Jason Wilson and The Mermaids, Tickets at $25
Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 PM: Lynn Miles with Suzanne Jarvie, Tickets at $45
Sunday, September 27 at 3:00 PM: Ron Hawkins, Tickets at $25
In addition, Garden Party Pass holders receive exclusive discounts or freebies from some Island businesses during the dates of the Festival (September 17-27).
Buy Tickets:
Glissandro 70
Tuesday, September 22
Gather in community to honour the transition of seasons and the balance of sunlight and moonlight: celebrate the Fall Equinox with an ancient Vedic Agnihotra fire ceremony.
These fire ceremonies support the rejuvenation of all systems in your body, from respiratory to skeletal. Based on ancient technology, the fire creates a field that allows access to a deeper sense of well being.
We’ll gather from 630pm in Apartment One at the Hotel, with a short introduction to the teachings at 6:45pm. We’ll sit for a short meditation while the healing smoke fills the space. A simple Vedic mantra will be spoken at the exact moment of sunset at Hotel Wolfe Island. At the end of the session, you’ll be guided to offer gratitude to the earth and all of her elements, honouring a key part of this practice.
***Meditation and/or vedic knowledge not required, this community offering is open to everyone***
Miriam Lyon brings a gentle presence to the events, courses and Sound Baths she facilitates. With training in Sound Therapy, Energy Healing, Psychology, and Yoga, she provides nurturing experiences that allow guests to cultivate more ease and calm in everyday life. You can find her at festivals, retreats, and private events, or in her cozy, intimate downtown Kingston studio offering Online and In-Person Individual and Small Group Sound Baths. Miriam also teaches customized Sound & Energy (Reiki) training courses, for those looking to go deeper with these modalities. Reach out to her with any questions at https://www.miriamlyon.com/contact
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
“…Hollow Body brings together Kingstown neighbours and friends Greg Tilson (guitar), Paul Clifford (bass), and Jay Middaugh (drums). Shaping original songs in the molds of their 90s influences, Hollow Body is exciting, dynamic, a little bit sleepy, and ready to rock. The best time to start a band might be when you’re 17; the second best time is right now.”
Formed in Toronto in early 2025, Cut Flowers are a six-piece collective with deep roots in Canada’s indie and alternative rock scenes. Members Kevan Byrne, Al Okada, and Geoff Walton previously played in King Cobb Steelie, the genre-defying band that recorded with Steve Albini (Nirvana), Bill Laswell (Herbie Hancock), and Guy Fixsen (My Bloody Valentine), and were twice nominated for a JUNO Award.
Byrne, Peter Kirkpatrick, and Iain Thomson also shared history in Heimlich Maneuver, a proto-grunge band that once opened for Mudhoney, Volcano Suns, and Nirvana, while Rebecca Campbell – a longtime Toronto-based vocalist and songwriter – has collaborated with Jane Siberry, Fat Man Waving, and Sultans of String. Kirkpatrick’s past credits also include time with Tristan Psionic, and Thomson previously drummed for Loomer.
Together, Cut Flowers blend indie-rock grit, folk tenderness, and soulful melody – think R.E.M. crossed with Richard and Linda Thompson, spread with analog synth and a touch of Motown pulse. Their sound lives in the bittersweet space between joy and resignation, where impermanence blooms into song.
$20 at the door, or PWYC!
Wednesday, September 23
Bring your friends! Bring your mother! Grab a pint and step onstage! It’s family and friends time to shine on the famous Hotel stage! No talent too small or too weird: magic tricks, musical acts, storytelling, acrobatics — if you can do it, we want to see it!
FREE: Donations to Wolfe Island Friends of Ferals accepted
Thursday, September 24
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
The Mermaids are Hillel Arnold and Josh Gardner, with help from regular collaborators such as Chris Brown, Eli Abrams, and Cam Giroux. Hillel and Josh first met in 2004, and quickly bonded over their shared love of musicians such as Woody Guthrie, Neil Young, the Velvet Underground, and the Clash. They met Chris Brown shortly thereafter, while playing around New York’s Lower East Side, sparking a fertile collaboration that has produced one EP, two full-length albums, and memorable live shows. The Mermaids play underground rock and roll that borrows freely from folk, old-school country, and punk rock. Their lyrics have explored, among other things, the struggles of working people, outcasts and underdogs (both historical and present), traveling and returning home, hidden energies and secret moments of grace, freedom and dissent, the cross-pollination of cultures and the movement of ideas, and our efforts to come to grips with the past and imagine the future. The Mermaids have played live shows in New York, Toronto, Boston, and Washington, DC, received college radio play, and appeared in the 2005 independent film “Gonzo Music Diaries.”
Jason Wilson is an award-winning Scottish-Canadian musician, bestselling historian and television personality. A two-time Juno Awards nominee and CRMA Winner, Wilson has eight books to his name including the OHS award-winning King Alpha’s Song in a Strange Land: The Roots and Routes of Canadian Reggae (UBC Press, 2020) and the national bestseller The Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club (McClelland and Stewart, 2016). Born to Scottish immigrants, Jason Wilson grew up in Downsview, a neighbourhood in Toronto’s northwest corridor and has amassed over 2,500 performances across Canada, the United States, the UK and Jamaica. He has performed and recorded with – among many others – UB40, Alanis Morissette, Sly & Robbie, Prince Buster, Aswad’s Brinsley Forde, Dick Gaughan, Pee Wee Ellis, Jackie Mittoo and Martin Carthy. Jason was also one half of the Wilson & Swarbrick project with the late English folk icon Dave Swarbrick with whom he produced two albums: Lion Rampant and Kailyard Tales. A high school dropout, Dr. Wilson completed his PhD in 2013 and is an Adjunct-Professor of History at the University of Guelph. By extension of his academic career, Jason has been a recurring historical expert on various television programmes and documentaries that have aired on CBC, Discovery, ESPN, Nat Geo, NBCSN, TSN and UKTV. Jason resides with his wife Alana in Stouffville, Ontario with an assembly of furry creatures.
Buy Tickets:
The Mermaids + Jason Wilson
Friday, September 25
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Fiddler Krissy Jackson on the Dockside Patio! From New Zealand, now local, this talented player will serenade you with some unexpected melodies from around the world. $20 to the band or PWYC. Mike Guiney is a published essayist, poet, book/music critic, and multi award-winning lyricist, and an artist on the Wolfe Island Record Label.
This triple bill is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Matthew Barber is a Toronto-based singer-songwriter with more than two decades of acclaimed recordings and international touring behind him. A two-time JUNO nominee, he has released ten records with Outside Music, including The Family Album with his sister Jill Barber. His new album, Find the Time, reflects on fatherhood, love, mortality and the renewed appreciation for life that comes with change.
Rebekah Hawker is an Ontario-based folk-americana singer-songwriter from Barrie, bringing warmth, wit, and honesty to kitchen-table storytelling. She’s performed at Mariposa Folk Festival and Summerfolk, with songs featured on SiriusXM, CBC Music, and Indie88. Her 2025 EP Quit My Habit is followed by her 2026 single “Taking a Look In”, with debut album Louise expected in 2027.
Clever Hopes is the songwriting project of Nova Scotia–based artist Andrew Shaver. Across three albums, he has built a national presence, with10 songs added to SiriusXM rotation, including a French-language single that has remained in rotation since 2022. Holding On, the lead single from his forthcoming album Even Gooder Than Tomorrow, reached #1 on the CBC Music Top 20. His work has earned two Music Nova Scotia nominations and an East Coast Music Award nomination. Andrew also hosts a nationally syndicated radio program entitled When We Wake.
Saturday, September 26
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Connecting philosophical meditations with agricultural expertise, Seeding Hope urges us to reassess our relationships with ourselves, each other, and the vast living systems to which we belong—reminding us tht when we nurture the world around us, we nuture ourselves.
In Seeding Hope, Jack Algiere, Chief Agroecology Officer (CAO) at Stone Barns, shares the wisdom he’s gained in a lifetime of farming, growing, and observing the natural world.
This luminous book is directed not just to farmers, but for all who desire a more connected and meaningful life. By following and examining the stages of a plant’s life cycle, Seeding Hope explores how this botanical pattern is a vital blueprint, offering lessons that inform all aspects of our lives.
“[Algiere] is a brilliant farmer because he’s a brilliant observer; he’s spent a lifetime letting plants teach him how to see. In prose as attentive, searching, and grounded as his farming, Jack gathers those lessons into something rare and resonant: a portrait of the natural world as teacher, and an ethic for how to live, drawn from the ground up.
—Dan Barber, Chef, Blue Hill and author of The Third Plate
BUY THIS BOOK in advance!
This event is a co-presentation with Kingston WritersFest, which runs October 1-4, 2026 at the Kingston Marriott.
About the Author:
Jack Algiere is Advisor & Chief Agroecology Officer at the Stone Barns Center. As the organization’s first official employee back in 2003, he brought a critical skill set in diversified, regenerative farm practice to the Stone Barns landscape. Since then, he has built an integrated farming operation rooted in land stewardship, innovation, and community, which also serves as a training campus for young farmers, chefs, changemakers, and the public.
Jack has been actively farming for more than two decades and has trained a generation of young farmers in organic and biodynamic farming practices. He oversees the extensive farming operations at Stone Barns, integrating a holistic farm team that works together on multi-species grass-fed livestock, grains, field crops, greenhouse, fruit, flowers, wild landscapes, and compost in a four-season regenerative system. Jack leads programming in innovative tool design, breeding and monitoring work that supports the efforts of small- and mid-size farmers, and was part of the core team that developed the Conservation Action Plan that led to the management of 350 acres of public lands in the Rockefeller State Park Preserve. He is a frequent public speaker and has appeared at food and farming conferences and summits across the country. He holds a B.S. in horticulture from the University of Rhode Island.
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“Seeding Hope” Book Launch!
This Dockside Patio performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Singer-songwriter Stephen Stanley may most immediately be known as a founding member, lead guitarist and vocalist with Toronto’s Lowest of the Low. The groups “genuinely timeless album” (Exclaim!), Shakespeare My Butt…, earned gold record status and saw the band share stages with the likes of Billy Bragg, The Violent Femmes, amongst many others. Stephen ultimately, had his own mark and music to make and The Stephen StanleyBand became his focus. He’s logged monumental shows with the likes of, 54•40, Bob Mould, Cracker, Lee Ann Womak, Jake Clemons, Willie Nile, The Jayhawks, and Lloyd Cole. He’s played festival stages in Germany, and toured across the UK and Ireland. The band’s latest album, Before The Collapse Of The Hive (Wolfe Island Records) is an album brimming with raw, unflinching urgency, steadfast observation and soul-searching storytelling that highlights Stephen’s immediate world: those he loves, and those he’s lost.
For this year’s edition of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, Stephen will assemble a band to perform the 2018 album “Jimmy & the Moon” from front to back. The band will include long time collaborator Chris Bennett on guitar, Chris Brown on Keys, Jason Mercer on Bass, Pete Bowers on drums and Sarah McDermott and Hadley McCall Parsons on vocals. Jimmy & the Moon was recorded on Wolfe Island at The Post Office studio and features contributions from everyone listed in this band.
Opening the show is our own local hero — Craig “Rocky” Roberts, touring guitar technician for the likes of Neil Young, Wilco, Patti Smith, CSNY, Paul Simon, Lucinda Williams, Nils Lofgren, and My Morning Jacket, brings his own rootsy sound to the stage with the help of his Wolfe Island musical family. Rocky’s most recent EP, Pieces of Time, was released to enthusiastic critical acclaim. The first single, Buck Moon, features Norah Jones & Carl Broemel (of My Morning Jacket).
This concert is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
Lynn Miles is one of Canada’s most respected and influential songwriters, with a body of work that has quietly but profoundly shaped the country’s contemporary folk and roots landscape. Based in Ottawa, she has spent decades crafting songs of remarkable emotional precision—writing that is literate without pretension, intimate without fragility, and grounded in a deep understanding of human experience.
Suzanne Jarvie has conjured up something atypical — bold, mysterious, life-affirming and rich in deep symbolism — on her powerful new album “mother’s day”, released on February 20, 2026 in North America via Wolfe Island Records, and May 15th in Europe/UK via Continental Record Services. A Canadian singer songwriter, folk and Americana artist, Jarvie is not limited to these niches, as she delves headstrong into the mystical and the subconscious dream-like terrain that often strikes fear and hesitation in most. Musically, her voice captivates in the dark, mesmerizing way that PJ Harvey, Joni Mitchell or Patti Smith strike a chord in uncharted areas of the listener’s awareness.
WOLFE ISLAND GARDEN PARTY
Get a Garden Party Pass for $115 to see this band as well as ALL the following ticketed bands, for 40% OFF!
Thursday, September 17, at 8:00 PM: Devin Cuddy band, with Terry Radigan, Tickets at $35
Saturday, September 19, at 8:00 PM: Chris Brown with Kate Fenner and special guests Liam Cole and Tony Scherr, Tickets at $40
Monday, September 21, at 8:00 PM: Glissandro 70, Tickets at $25
Thursday, September 24 at 8:00 PM: Jason Wilson and The Mermaids, Tickets at $25
Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 PM: Lynn Miles with Suzanne Jarvie, Tickets at $45
Sunday, September 27 at 3:00 PM: Ron Hawkins, Tickets at $25
In addition, Garden Party Pass holders receive exclusive discounts or freebies from some Island businesses during the dates of the Festival (September 17-27).
Buy Tickets:
Lynn Miles and Suzanne Jarvie
Sunday, September 27
Ron Hawkins has long been revered as one of Canada’s greatest contemporary singer-songwriters. This storied musician is playing the final concert of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026.
As lead singer/multi-instrumentalist and main songwriter of Canada’s legendary Lowest of the Low, Ron Hawkins has enjoyed many accolades through the years:
In 1996, 2000 and again in 2005, Chart Magazine honoured the group’s 1991 debut album, Shakespeare My Butt, with spots in the top 10 of the Top 100 Canadian Albums of All Time. In 2000 and once again in 2015, Hawkins was voted Songwriter of the Year by NOW Magazine’s reader’s poll. Also in 2000, Ron received Toronto station 102.1 The Edge’s Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2008 The Lowest of the Low was inducted into the Canadian Indie Rock Hall of Fame and awarded gold records for Shakespeare My Butt. In 2018 Warner Music Canada released Shakespeare… My Box, a commemorative career spanning Lowest of the Low box set.
Over the years, Ron has written and released nine LOTL albums, six solo discs, three records with his band The Rusty Nails, and three records (one a double album) as Ron Hawkins and The Do Good Assassins – that’s 20 albums of original material to date.
WOLFE ISLAND GARDEN PARTY
Get a Garden Party Pass for $115 to see this band as well as ALL the following ticketed bands, for 40% OFF!
Thursday, September 17, at 8:00 PM: Devin Cuddy band, with Terry Radigan, Tickets at $35
Saturday, September 19, at 8:00 PM: Chris Brown with Kate Fenner and special guests Liam Cole and Tony Scherr, Tickets at $40
Monday, September 21, at 8:00 PM: Glissandro 70, Tickets at $25
Thursday, September 24 at 8:00 PM: Jason Wilson and The Mermaids, Tickets at $25
Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 PM: Lynn Miles with Suzanne Jarvie, Tickets at $45
Sunday, September 27 at 3:00 PM: Ron Hawkins, Tickets at $25
In addition, Garden Party Pass holders receive exclusive discounts or freebies from some Island businesses during the dates of the Festival (September 17-27).
Buy Tickets:
Ron Hawkins
This performance is part of the Wolfe Island Garden Party, September 17-27, 2026. Enjoy concerts, buskers, food, readings, sidewalk sales, and more!
On the final night of the Garden Party, we visit Wolfe Island Gardens for an intimate Songwriter’s Circle by the fireside, featuring festival artists — could be a magical night! Admission is by donation, with proceeds supporting Friends of Ferals.
Wolfe Island Gardens Location: 433 Hwy 95, just north of Base Line Rd. Click here for map link.
In case of inclement weather, we’ll be moving indoors to the Hotel Wolfe Island.
Community HIGHLIGHTS
Sparrow's Stage
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 // 11AM
at The Sparrow's Hus café
Live music hosted by Lee Rust, Suzanne Jarvie, and others
SPICER'S BUSKER Stage
SATURDAYS SEPTEMBER 19 + 26 // 1-3PM
at Spicer's Dockside Grill
OPEN TO ALL — Share your talents with the crowd!
Performers receive a $5 voucher to Christie's food truck.
GALLERY SUNDAYS
SUNDAYS SEPTEMBER 20 + 27 // 11:30AM
at the Wolfe Island Gallery
Sunday morning acoustic music — Artists to be announced
WIPP WEEKENDS
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS // SEPTEMBER 19-20 + 26-27
PIZZA SPECIAL! 2 slices of pizza and a pop, only $10
Vegetarian options available
Brought to you by Hotel Wolfe Island, Wolfe Island Commons, and our Community Partners
Getting Here
The Garden Party is happening in Marysville, Wolfe Island, just a free ferry ride from downtown Kingston!
Most of the events are taking place at or near the Hotel Wolfe Island, which is a short walk from the Marysville ferry dock.
