Mission Twilight Concert Series

The Twilight Concert Series is a free weekly community event featuring live music on Wednesday evenings in the summer at Fraser River Heritage Park in Mission.

This article contains the following information about the Twilight Concert Series:

Twilight Concerts at Fraser River Heritage Park

In 2025 the Mission Twilight Concert Series ran weekly from July 2nd until August 27th. Shows took place every Wednesday from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The event is hosted by the City of Mission. The concerts are held at Fraser River Heritage Park which is located at 7494 Mary Street in Mission. Mission itself is a rural community in the Fraser Valley on the north side of the Fraser River from Abbotsford.

Twilight Concert Series Events

Below was the schedule of events for the Twilight Concert Series in 2025.

2025 July Performances

July 2nd – The Moonliters
July 9th – Women in Song featuring Morning Glories & Thistle Dew
July 16th – Willoughby Ridge Band
July 23rd – Ryan Young
July 30th – Cookin’ with brass

2025 August Performances

August 6th – Headlong Hearts Band
August 13th – Alma Narrows
August 20th – Big City Soul
August 27th – Gin Tall & Tales

Tiller's Folly in Mission — Tiller’s Folly at a Mission Twilight Series Concert

What to Expect

At the Mission Twilight Concert Series you can expect to see between 100 and 700 people on lawn chairs and on blankets enjoying an evening of live music in the park. Average attendance is up to about 400, but it depends on the featured band and the weather.

There is usually a bit of food for sale and the park has a play area nearby for kids. There is also a restaurant at the park and people on its outdoor patio have good views of the concert.

A lot of the attendees are from Mission, but people come from other parts of the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland too.

Tips & Advice

Below are some tips to help you make the most of your experience at the event.

TIP #1: Take a blanket or chair to sit on, and an umbrella if it looks like rain.

TIP #2: Explore the region while you’re in the area. Rolley Lake Provincial Park and Stave Falls aren’t too far away.

TIP #3: Coming via the Lougheed Highway, the turnoff is at Stave Lake Street. From there turn right at 5th Avenue and you’ll find the park at the end of the street.