Vancouver Fringe Festival

The Vancouver Fringe is a celebration of 11 days of boundary-pushing theatre from performance artists worldwide. With 87 shows, returning Kids Fringe, and a brand-new comedy series in partnership with Little Mountain Gallery, there’s so much fun in store this year.

Who is it for?

All ages – VARIES with performances.

Tickets :

6 Show Pass: $96; 10 Show Pass $155; 30 Show Pass $450

MultiBuy passes let you see 6, 10, or 30 shows at a lower price. You can book for yourself or share your savings with up to one other person: perfect for show-going couples or pals.

How to get tickets?

Buy Online

Date & Time:

September 4-14, 2025 – Schedule

Venue & Address :

Various Venues, Granville Island
Alder Bay Dock (outdoors), Located Behind the Tennis Courts
Arts Umbrella, 1400 Johnston St, V6H 3S1
Ballet BC, 1286 Cartwright St.
Fringe Bar (outdoors), 1531 Johnston St.
Granville Island Ferry Dock (outdoors), 1699 Johnston St.
Off the Tracks, 1363 Railspur Alley
Parking lot on Johnston, Located next to 1333 Johnston St.
Performance Works, 1218 Cartwright St., V6H 3R8
Picnic Pavilion (outdoors), 267 Old Bridge Walk, V6H 3R9
Sculpture Grove (outdoors), Next to Parking Lot 73
The Backstage Lounge, 1585 Johnston St.
The Improv Centre, 1502 Duranleau St, V6H 3S4
The NEST, 1398 Cartwright St, V6H 3R8 (3rd floor).
The Revue Stage, 1601 Johnston St, V6H 3R9
Upstart & Crow, 1387 Railspur Alley
Urbanarium (outdoors), 1249 Cartwright St.
Waterfront Theatre, 1412 Cartwright St, V6H 3R7
Zameen Arthouse, 1515 Anderson St.

Getting Here
This year, the Vancouver Fringe is taking place entirely on Granville Island. There are many ways to get to the Island, and we’re thrilled to be working with CMHC Granville Island and False Creek Ferries to support active and public transportation to the Island.

Bike parking, located behind Granville Island Brewing, is available from 11am to 11pm, thanks to CMHC Granville Island. It’s a safe and free way to store your bike on Granville Island.

Transit to Granville Island is available, with the #50 bus route arriving at the entrance to Granville Island from Waterfront Station (passing through downtown along Granville St.) or from Olympic Village Station. For detailed route info, see TransLink’s Trip Planner: translink.ca/trip-planner

False Creek Ferries operates every 5–15 minutes daily, rain or shine, with stops at Sunset Beach, David Lam Park, and Yaletown. For operating hours and detailed route info, check their website at granvilleislandferries.bc.ca

Parking on Granville Island can be limited, with pay parking available on and around the Island.

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