Toronto 
Events Description
Originally launched in 2013, as a part of record label Arts & Crafts’ 10th anniversary celebrations, Field Trip grew to become synonymous with the start of summer in Toronto, enjoying rare status as a favourite festival for music fans, families and performers alike. The cross-generational festival has always been rooted in community, striving to bring people together through music and art, creating space for discovery, and celebrating Toronto. The festival went on hiatus in 2019, stretched longer due to the pandemic, and returns now with Alibi Entertainment Inc. as a partner.
2022 Lineup:
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night, Sweats, Peach Pit, Kurt Vile & The Violators, Lucy Dacus, The Halluci Nation, Valley Busty and The Bass Rheostatic,The Rural Alberta Advantage, Haviah Mighty, Pierre Kwenders, Daisy The Great, Georgia Harmer, and Ombiigizi
The festival will also feature family activities, food, and art including works of local artists and music photography exhibition by Analogue Gallery,
Day Camp, a music festival for kids will be headlined by Splash’N Boots and Recess Therapy. The event will also feature Ultimutts stunt dogs.
Who will enjoy the event?
All ages
HOW MUCH
Ticket Price
General Admission $142.66, VIP $233.06
Pre-sale cost: VIP Admission – $145.88
(Includes In & Out Privileges, PLUS Exclusive Viewing Area & Restrooms, Dedicated Entrance, More Food & Drink options)
General Admission – Presale – $85.88 (Includes In & Out Privileges)
Children 12 years old and under can attend the event for free.
presale on March 23rd at 10 a.m General on-sale begins on Friday.
How to get tickets?
WHEN WHERE
Event Date & Time:
Saturday, July 9, 2022
Venue: Fort York and Garrison Common, 100 Garrison Rd, Toronto, ON M5V 3K9
There is NO PARKING on site at Field Trip. If you’re driving, there is offsite parking within the CNE Prince’s Gates (Strachan & Lakeshore).
If you’re taking TTC, you can take the 501 Queen (or Alternate Buses) or 504 (King) street cars to either Bathurst or Strachan and walk south. If you prefer not to walk, the 511 street car runs south along Bathurst and west along Fleet St. passing both ends of the grounds
