IGNITE! A Dance Victoria Launch Party

Join us for the 4th annual IGNITE! A Dance Victoria Launch Party, where we'll celebrate our 29th season of the World’s Best Dance. This year, we're amping up the festivities at a new location: KWENCH, the historic Pembroke Barn Building in the heart of Victoria’s arts and design district on Store Street. This "co-working and culture club" is airy, welcoming, and gorgeous!

At IGNITE!, you’ll enjoy:

• An intimate duet performance by (last seen in our 2023 co-presentation with Victoria Symphony)
• Tastings and cocktails curated by Phillips Brewing featuring their small batch distilled spirits
• Delicious savoury bites, plus sweet creations provided by Chocolat & Co.
• DJ LoFi, dancing, and the company of fellow arts-lovers
• Access to wide-ranging auction prizes in support of Dance Victoria

Don't wait—we expect this party to sell out fast! All proceeds from IGNITE! and our coinciding (live Oct. 9) support Dance Victoria's artist programs and community engagement activities. The party hits capacity at 180 guests so get your tickets now!

Tickets: $99*

NEW: Limited number of discounted tickets ($49) available for guests 19-29 years old!

*Plus ticketing fees. Price includes a complimentary drink, food, and entertainment.

Please note that guests must be 19 years old to attend IGNITE!

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Dance Victoria Society is a non-profit organization with the mission to cultivate a connection to dance by presenting and supporting diverse local, national, and international artists, and inspiring all communities through the magic of dance. Our vision is that everyone in Greater Victoria can experience the transformative power of world-class dance. All proceeds from our auction, and IGNITE! live event, will directly support our artist programs and community engagement activities.

Ballet Edmonton in Meteorite. Photo: Nanc Price

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