Hi everyone! Welcome to the Mentees series. Throughout the week, we’ll be introducing our amazing Fringe mentees in this 60-second blog post series. We’ll also feature them on our social media platforms, so keep an eye out. Now, let’s get…
Vancouver Fringe Festival Announces 2026 Programming with Over 80 Shows Starting September 10 Performing arts festival features independent Canadian performances over 11 days. (VANCOUVER, BC)— The Vancouver Fringe Festival returns to Granville Island and stages beyond, September 10 – 20,…
We are so excited to unveil the theme for the 42nd annual Vancouver Fringe Festival. This year, we are embracing our Fringness and everything that Fringe represents. Drumroll… The theme is Every Kind of Every Thing. This season will have…
The 2026 Vancouver Fringe Festival is just around the corner, and our team is working harder than ever to make sure everything is perfect. We’re so excited to welcome Simarleen Luthra as our Digital Marketing Coordinator this summer! Hi! My…
The 2026 Vancouver Fringe Festival is less than three months away, and our team is ramping up to welcome audiences back to Granville Island. Kelly Leung joins us this summer as our Volunteer Coordinator. Hello! My name is Kelly, I’m…
The Vancouver Fringe Festival is stepping into a new era of artist support thanks to the generosity of the Levy-Ehrcke Family Fund. On average, the Fringe already subsidizes 80% of production costs for mainstage artists drawn through our annual lottery.…
This week, we are delighted to announce the newest member of the Fringe team. Sam Bourne joins us as our new Communications & Development Manager.As the Vancouver Fringe prepares for the 2026 Festival, we are excited to welcome Sam and…
We’re thrilled to announce our 2026 Mainstage Lottery Artists selected to take to the stage this September on Granville Island. This year, the core Fringe team gathered in our office to draw the lottery live on camera. Shout out to…
We’re thrilled to welcome Heather Barr (she/her) to the Fringe team as our newly appointed Managing Director. As the Vancouver Fringe heads into a new season, we’re excited to have Heather join us with her shared values and commitment to…
We’re sorry to share that, due to circumstances beyond our control, Jon Bennett’s ‘How I Learned to Hug’ originally scheduled for this November, has been cancelled. We know many of you were looking forward to this performance, and we’re sorry…
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