• i-Land Fest 2026 Tabanca | Post-Carnival Fete

    Ukrainian Cultural Centre 3277 Douglas Street, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

    Got i-Land Fest Tabanca? We’ve got the cure! In Caribbean culture, tabanca is a term originating in Trinidad & Tobago that describes that deep feeling of longing or heartbreak when you just can’t get over someone—or something. After the first i-Land Fest in 2024, the Tabanca was real! People were already missing the soca, Carnival […]

    $25
  • Soca Therapy | Cure Your Tabanca in Surrey

    Mojitos Pub 12411 King George, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

    We’re bringing Soca Therapy to Surrey, BC! Got a bad case of tabanca? We’ve got the cure. Soca Therapy is BACK in Surrey! Join us for a night of pure soca with people who need that soca fix just as much as you do. Good music, good energy and plenty of Caribbean vibes, with DJ […]

    $20
  • East Meets West | From India to the Caribbean

    Oaklands Community Centre 2827 Belmont Ave #1, Victoria, BC, Canada

    East Meets West celebrates the cultural connections between East Indian and West Indian communities, exploring how traditions, food, music and culture have travelled, evolved and been shared across generations. Bringing communities together through culture, conversation and celebration. More details coming soon!Sponsors

    Free
  • DWTN Winter Lime 2027

    Ship Point (Inner Harbour) Ship's Point Park, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

    DWTN Winter Lime brings Caribbean warmth to the winter with a free, family-friendly celebration of Caribbean culture in downtown Victoria. Enjoy Caribbean music, food, cultural activities, local vendors, family fun and plenty of opportunities to dance, connect and celebrate together.

    Free
  • Daybreak Fest | A Taste of J’ouvert

    Cloverdale Agriplex 17763 62 Ave, Surrey, BC, Canada

    Daybreak Fest is a Caribbean arts and cultural festival bringing a taste of J’ouvert to Surrey, BC. Experience live music and performances, Caribbean food and vendors, family-friendly activities, and the energy of J’ouvert as we celebrate Caribbean culture from day into daybreak.

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