Things to do in Victoria, B.C. June 26-28

Victoria is packed with massive music festivals, outdoor sports, and cultural events this weekend (June 26–28, 2026). Here are the best things to do, whether you want to hit a major festival or catch a baseball game under the lights:
🎵 Major Music Festivals
- Victoria Ska & Reggae Festival Finale: Catch the huge, free outdoor grand finale of the 27th annual festival featuring Peligroso Bonsai, 1876, and Georgetown Orbits.
- When: Sunday, June 28 at 12:00 PM
- Where: Ship Point (Wharf Street)
- Cost: Free (All ages, 19+ beverage garden) [1, 2]
- TD Victoria International JazzFest
- : Experience world-class jazz as the festival winds down. Catch six-time Grammy nominees The Rumble live, or enjoy outdoor performances at the park.
- When: Friday through Sunday
- Where: Royal Theatre and Bullen Park
- Cost: Varies by performance
âš¾ Sports & Entertainment
- Victoria HarbourCats vs. Bellingham Bells: Spend a classic summer evening at the ballpark cheering on West Coast League baseball. This is a highly kid-friendly, energetic outdoor event.
- When: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
- Where: Wilson's Group Stadium at Royal Athletic Park, located at 1014 Caledonia Avenue Athletic Park.
- Cost: Tickets start at $15
- "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change": Catch the final, hilarious weekend run of this vignette-style musical comedy about modern dating.
- When: Matinee and evening shows through Sunday
- Where: Langham Court Theatre
- Cost: $28
🎨 Community Markets & Crafts
- Pride Masquerade Mask Making: Get ready for upcoming Pride celebrations with a drop-in crafting afternoon. All art supplies (glitter, paint, feathers) and snacks are provided free.
- When: Saturday, June 27
- Where: Greater Victoria Public Library - Juan de Fuca Branch (1759 Island Highway, Victoria, BC).n de Fuca Public Library
- Cost: Free
- James Bay Market: Take a morning stroll to browse local fresh produce, handmade artisan crafts, and baked goods.
- When: Saturday, June 27 from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Where: Corner of Menzies and Superior Streets
- Cost: Free
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