- This cache has been placed for the CARW event with the intention that it not be located prior to 9:00am on Saturday, Feb 28, 2026.
- Should you hunt and find this cache before the event start, it will not count for the event, and FTF points are only valid as of 9:00am, Feb 28.
Beaumont Boogie IX – Boogie Nights
The Beaumont Music Festival is the longest-running music festival in Canada dedicated entirely to all-Canadian artists. Founded as the Beaumont Blues & Roots Festival in 2008, it started as a small, grassroots volunteer-run event featuring local blues, folk and roots acts on a single stage. Over the years, both the sound and the audience grew. In 2024, the festival rebranded to reflect a wider range of musical genres, evolving into a multi-day, two-stage event that now draws attendees from across Canada, still run completely by volunteers. The festival comes to life each June, but you can boogie thrOugh Beaumont any time of year. As you explore the Beaumont Boogie geocache power trail, enjoy the scenery and soak up the rhythm of this music-loving community. 🎶
https://youtu.be/GTR27qWXGqU
Released in 1976, this track is widely considered one of the most iconic disco songs of all time. With its smooth groove, rich harmonies, and instantly recognizable chorus, “Boogie Nights” became Heatwave’s breakout hit and a defining sound of the disco era. Despite sharing a title, the song doesn’t appear in the film Boogie Nights. Lead singer Johnnie Wilder Jr., a devout born-again Christian, declined permission for its use, emphasizing that the song was about dancing and joy, not the film’s subject matter.