Solstice Saint-Jean 2026 - Outdoor Concert

Celebrate the longest day of the year in a festive atmosphere!

Gather with family and friends at the annual Solstice Saint-Jean concert and share a festive moment. Enjoy a variety of activities, a food truck, bar service and live music.
Get ready for a festive evening filled with music, dancing, and summer vibes!

Bilingual event. Free admission.

Schedule:

Starting at 5:00 p.m.

• Circus workshops by Yukon Circus Society
• Craft workshops by Papery Moose
• Klonbite Food Truck ($)
• Bar service ($)

 

Concert at 7:00 p.m.

• Pink House
• Sam Mallais
• Soir de Semaine

 

Dawson City | Wednesday, June 24:

Enjoy the midnight sun at the Saint-Jean Solstice Concert in Dawson City!
Starting at 7:00 p.m., Bombay Peggy's invites you to an evening of French-language music featuring Anneky and Sarah Hamilton. Join us for a unique, energetic and festive event!
Free admission.

 

Please note that photos may be taken during the event and used for promotional purposes.

 

About the artists:

Pink House

Originally from Whitehorse, Pink House Band takes its name from the jam sessions of its early days, held in a small pink house in the neighborhood. Made up of Charlie Rose Pelletier, Gabe Muhammad, Juan Pablo Herrera, Michael, Jeff Hamilton and Jeffrey McLean, the sextet has, in just three years, moved from private house shows to local stages. Their music delivers a vibrant blend of pop, neo-soul, and R&B.

 

Sam Mallais

Sam Mallais is an Acadian artist from New Brunswick who isn’t afraid to explore authentic, vintage-inspired sounds. With his first solo album, Tu m’dirais quoi?, produced by Mike Trask, he immerses listeners in the world of 1970s psychedelic blues rock. Recorded entirely in analog, the album is a true tribute to raw textures and powerful riffs.

 

Soir de Semaine

Soir de Semaine has been part of the Yukon music scene since 2003. The band blends folk, rock, ska, and reggae to create a unique and festive sound that instantly connects with audiences. With three albums to their name, they have performed at the Vancouver Olympic Games, the FrancoFolies de Montréal, the 400th anniversary celebrations of Quebec City, and the Coup de cœur francophone festival.

 

This project is made possible thanks to the Arts Operating Fund – Annual Project, under the Minister of Tourism and Culture, Jen Gehmair.