CCGS Mamilossa
Type of Vessel: Amphibious Hovercraft, Canadian Coast Guard Fleet Vessel
Homeport: Trois-Rivières, Quebec
The Shantyman Sings for the Tall Ships
Séan McCann (the Shantyman) is a founder of the iconic Canadian folk rock band Great Big Sea
Jessica Lavallee
Born on the northern reaches of Newfoundland and Labrador, Jessica Lavallee was raised in the remote village of Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon on the lower north shore of Quebec, an area unique to the province due to its proximity to Newfoundland and Labrador, and Canada’s east coast.
The Rifle & The Writer
The Rifle & The Writer is a Canadian Country music duo comprised of siblings Rebekka Paige and Colby Latocha formed in 2015.
Hardy Park Activities and Kids Zone Details
Don’t miss the family fun that will be set up in Hardy Park during the Brockville Tall Ships Festival. Saturday and Sunday all-day activities and fun in the park!
Cap’n Tor & The Naer Do Well Cads Pirate Invasion
See this highly successful internationally acclaimed pirate troupe performing in Hardy Park at Capt’n Tor’s Pirate Encampment at the Brockville Tall Ships® Festival
Storyteller Victor Maelstrum
For over 20 years, the award-winning storyteller has been spinning tales for both young and old in festivals, conferences, and late nights around the campfire.
Tall Ships Festival returns to Brockville waterfront with a full weekend of entertainment
As summer begins in earnest on the final weekend in June, the gently rolling waters off Blockhouse Island will welcome a small armada of Brigantine vessels, one schooner, a historical fishing boat and a full-scale replica of a legendary ship led by explorer Ferdinand Magellan.
The 2022 Brockville Tall Ships Festival presents the HMCS Oriole May 30 and 31
As a precursor to the June 24-26 festival, the HMCS Oriole will be making a stop in Brockville on May 30th and 31st as she makes her way to Toronto.
Ontario Supporting Cultural Tourism and Local Events in Brockville
Ontario Supporting Cultural Tourism and Local Events in Brockville
Government investment will strengthen local economy and local recovery
Brockville Announces Dates for the 2022 Tall Ships Festival
The Brockville Tall Ships® Festival Committee is proud to announce that Brockville will host the city’s 4th Tall Ships Festival from June 24-26, 2022. The festival will be held on Blockhouse Island and Hardy Park and will be Ontario’s biggest Tall Ships Festival this year.
Shuttle Access
Please note that you do not need to show your festival admission wristband or passport in order to take advantage of our free festival parking and shuttle bus. We recommend taking advantage of our free off-site parking and free shuttle bus as parking near to the festival grounds will be limited.
For more information about parking and shuttles, please visit www.tallshipsbrockville.com/location-information
You can purchase your wristbands and passports on site when you arrive.
2019 Fleet Tracker
Follow the 2019 festival fleet with marinetraffic.com
Information is updated about every 10 minutes from each ship’s Automatic Identification System (AIS). If a ship has one of these, and it is turned on, they will show up on the map.
BLUENOSE II to lead fleet of Tall Ships sailing into Brockville in 2019
The Brockville Tall Ships® Festival Committee is proud to announce that Brockville will be host to the historical Canadian icon, Bluenose II, during the 2019 festival taking place August 30 to September 1, 2019. Blockhouse Island Parkway, Centeen Park, and Hardy Park will be transformed by the majestic Tall Ships and Classic Boats beautifying Brockville’s waterfront and harbour.