Explore 2025-26 at the BVCA!
Season Pass vs. 7-Show Bundle
Our 2025-26 season includes five main stage performances, available through the Season Pass.
These are the core of our annual series, featuring music, theatre, and dance from celebrated artists across Canada and beyond.
In addition, we are presenting two special satellite shows, Ethan de Hoog’s Cardboard Boxes in September and Laura Piccinin’s GO in March. These unique events fall outside our main stage series but are available when you choose the 7-Show Bundle,
giving you access to the entire season lineup: all five main stage concerts plus both satellite shows.
Tickets for all our events can be purchased online, at Mountain Eagle Books, or at the door.
Contact bvconcertassociation@gmail.com with questions.
2025-26 Performances
Cardboard Boxes
Sep 19 & 20 at 7 PM | Sep 20 at 2 PM
The Old Church
Ethan de Hoog presents a show about the isolation of trauma and life-threatening illness,
and the power of human connection to help, heal, and find our way through.
DECK*
October 14 at 7 PM | Della Herman Theatre
A darkly hilarious take on the modern milieu of a small town, semi-urban environment.
*not suitable for children under 16 years of age.
Piano Heist
November 27 at 7 PM | Della Herman Theatre
A festive romp through Christmas classics interlaced with musical and comedic shenanigans.
Kym Gouchie
January 17 at 7 PM | Della Herman Theatre
Indigenous singer-songwriter from the Lheidli T'enneh Nation, blends folk, roots,
and traditional musical sounds with storytelling to bridge cultural divides.
Camino y Despedida (Walking Farewells)
February 28 7 PM | Della Herman Theatre
A multilingual piece blending dance, projections, live music, and story telling to explore migration and hope.
Moneka Arabic Jazz
March 20 at 7 PM | Della Herman Theatre
Juno-nominated Ahmed Moneka draws on his Afro Sufi heritage to deliver a joyful and transcendent mix of African grooves
and Arabic folk melodies, informed by contemporary funk, soul and jazz.
GO by Laura Piccinin
March 28 at 7 PM | Glenwood Hall
A comically harrowing 336km solo journey along the East Coast Trail in Newfoundland that no one asked Laura Piccinin to go on.
We would like to acknowledge and thank our partners, members of the board of directors, and community.