Quick Facts
| Dates | July 10, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Location | The Hubbards Barn, Hubbards |
| Region | South Shore |
| Category | Music |
| Admission | 15 |
| Tickets | 2026 Festival Recap |
| GPS | 44.6442, -64.0622 |
About Hubbards Barn Hoedown
The Hubbards Barn Hoedown was a high-energy summer barn dance and fundraiser held at the historic Hubbards Barn, a meticulously restored 1830s structure at 57 Highway 3 in the heart of the Hubbards community. This single-night celebration brought together live country and folk music, community dancing, and genuine Maritime hospitality in one of the South Shore's most beloved heritage buildings.
The 2026 Hoedown featured live musical guests playing foot-stomping country and East Coast Celtic tunes, a full cash bar, and a family-friendly atmosphere that welcomed dancers of all skill levels. The Barn's dance floor filled up quickly, and arriving early was recommended. Ticket proceeds supported the Hubbards Barn Association, a volunteer-run community organization that also operates the popular Hubbards Farmers' Market from May through October.
Hubbards is perfectly situated between Halifax and the South Shore, with the beautiful Hubbards Beach and Queensland Beach Provincial Park nearby. Whether you're a seasoned square dancer or a first-time hoedown attendee, the Hubbards Barn Hoedown offered an authentic slice of Nova Scotia community life and a chance to experience one of the province's best-preserved historical barns at its liveliest.
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🎟️ Tickets & Admission
The 2026 Hoedown (July 10) has concluded. Check hubbardsbarn.org for 2027 dates and event information.
Tickets available through the official event website. Prices and availability subject to change.
📍 Location & Getting There
Plan Your Visit
How long you'll need
Hubbards Barn Hoedown is a single-day event (July 10, 2026). Give yourself the whole day — arrive early to find parking and settle in before things get busy.
What it costs
Admission is from $15. Buy through the official link in the Tickets & Admission section above.
Getting there & parking
South Shore towns — Lunenburg, Mahone Bay, Shelburne — are compact and walkable once you arrive; the drive itself along the Lighthouse Route is the real time cost. Street parking is the norm and summer weekends fill early, so build extra time into arrival day.
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Hubbards Barn Hoedown FAQ
When is Hubbards Barn Hoedown?
Hubbards Barn Hoedown ran July 10, 2026 and has concluded for this season. Watch the official listing for any future dates.
Where is Hubbards Barn Hoedown held?
The Hubbards Barn, Hubbards, South Shore. Coordinates: 44.6442, -64.0622.
How much are tickets and where do I buy them?
The 2026 Hoedown (July 10) has concluded. Check hubbardsbarn.org for 2027 dates and event information. Tickets: https://hubbardsbarn.org/
Where can I stay nearby?
Recommended areas to stay: Hubbards, Chester, Tantallon.
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