Montreal is about to go full country once again! The Sheriff Festival is back for its second edition, running September 19 to 21, 2025, at the Quai Jacques-Cartier in the Old Port of Montreal. After a roaring first year, the festival returns with even more flavour, music, and family fun, promising a true Wild West experience in the heart of the city.
Three Days of Country Fun
Over three days, festival-goers can immerse themselves in all things country:
- Line dancing workshops with Cowboy Barbu, Winslow Dancers, and Madeleine Mae.
- Live concerts and shows, including Sunset Horizon, Vince Lemire, The Bounty Hunters, and even a Shania Twain tribute by Up!
- Country DJ sets live from the Sheriff’s Terrace, featuring Bye bye mon cowboy and Mr. Miles.
And of course, no cowboy gathering would be complete without lasso lessons, mechanical bull rides, inflatable games, and festive BBQs to keep the energy high from day to night.
Southern Flavours at the Sheriff’s BBQ
Food is at the heart of the Sheriff Festival. Expect a full-on feast of smoky, hearty Southern classics:
- Smoked meats and brisket
- Loaded baked potatoes
- Chicken sandwiches
- Poutines and more
With themed BBQs and food trucks, every bite will transport you straight to the American Southwest.
Fun for the Whole Family
This isn’t just a party for adults, families are more than welcome. Kids (10 and under) get in free, and everyone can enjoy carnival-style inflatable games, skill-testing challenges, and the thrill of taming the mechanical bull. It’s the perfect weekend outing that blends music, food, and play.
Tickets & Perks
Tickets are on sale now at festivalsherif.com.
- Day Pass: $25
- Sheriff’s BBQ: $10
- Kids (10 and under): Free
Each ticket includes one ride on the mechanical bull plus a cowboy hat or Sheriff Festival 2025 pin, so you’ll fit right into the country crowd.
About Productions FGM
The brains behind the Sheriff Festival, Productions FGM, have been creating standout food and festival events since 2015, including the famous Grand PoutineFest. With over $500,000 donated to more than 25 organizations (including Opération Enfant Soleil), their events always combine great eats, entertainment, and community impact. The Sheriff Festival is their latest creation, mixing country culture with Southwestern flavors for an unforgettable experience.
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