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Tropical Vibes Music Fest Rocks Maple Ridge Weekend

Lucas BennettBy Lucas BennettAugust 3, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
Tropical Vibes Music Fest Rocks Maple Ridge Weekend
Tropical Vibes Music Fest Rocks Maple Ridge Weekend
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Maple Ridge is alive with music, food, and bright colors this weekend as the 25th annual Tropical Vibes Music Fest returns. The event, held on August 2 and 3, brings a burst of Caribbean culture to the heart of the city.

Formerly known as the Caribbean Festival, the event has grown into a local favorite over the years. Today, it’s more than just a music show — it’s a full cultural experience that celebrates the energy and flavor of the islands.

From the moment the first band hits the stage, people are on their feet dancing. Reggae, soca, and other Caribbean beats keep the crowd moving throughout the day and into the night. Two large stages host non-stop live music, with ten performances lined up for Sunday alone. Saturday’s highlight is the “Hitsville USA Tribute to Motown,” which runs from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday’s headline act, the Julio Avila Cuban Band, will take over the stage from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

The music is just part of the fun. The air is filled with the smell of delicious Caribbean dishes. Food lovers can enjoy classic island meals like jerk chicken, oxtail stew, and other tasty treats. For those who prefer something sweet or familiar, there are plenty of food trucks offering mini donuts, ice cream, and more.

Shopping is another big draw at the festival. Vendors line the area with booths full of unique items. From tie-dye dresses and island-style clothes to handmade jewelry and even fortune telling, there’s something for everyone. The vibe is relaxed, colorful, and welcoming — just like the Caribbean itself.

Families with kids will find plenty to do. Face painting, giant connect four games, and balloon art keep the little ones entertained. There’s also a fun and friendly atmosphere that makes it easy for people of all ages to enjoy the event together.

For adults looking to cool off, a beverage garden offers chilled drinks, including local beer. It’s a great place to relax, chat with friends, and enjoy the music from a shady spot.

What makes the Tropical Vibes Music Fest special is the way it brings people together. It’s a community celebration where everyone is welcome, whether you’re a fan of reggae music, a food truck regular, or just looking for a fun weekend outing.

The organizers have kept the festival fresh by blending old favorites with new energy. By renaming it the Tropical Vibes Music Festival, they’ve embraced a wider audience while still keeping the soul of the Caribbean alive.

As the sun sets each night, the crowd grows. Laughter, dancing, and the sound of steel drums fill the air. People sing along, wave flags, and celebrate the music and spirit of island life.

Whether you’re coming for the music, the food, or the family-friendly fun, the Tropical Vibes Music Fest is a must-visit event. It’s a perfect way to enjoy the summer and experience something vibrant and joyful right in the heart of Maple Ridge.

The festival runs until sundown each evening, so there’s still time to catch the music, enjoy the flavors, and soak up the vibes. Don’t miss out on this colorful celebration of Caribbean culture.

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Lucas Bennett is a respected local news reporter from Maple Ridge with over 12 years of experience in journalism. Lucas earned his journalism degree from Simon Fraser University and has contributed to Euro News 24, Maple Ridge News, Columbia Valley Pioneer, and Global BC. Lucas is an active member of the Canadian Association of Journalists and is committed to covering civic issues, environmental developments, and local community stories.

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