Ignite the Arts Festival Passes are in High Demand for 2025!
The Ignite the Arts Festival, presented under the umbrella of the Penticton Art Gallery, is back for its 4th annual celebration of creativity, community, and culture in Penticton, BC!
This year, the festival will feature three days of non-stop music, art, performances, and workshops across ten vibrant venues in downtown Penticton from March 28 to March 30, 2025.
“We’re blown away by the incredible support for this year’s festival—early bird ticket sales have already doubled our projections! With ticket sales nearing half of our total capacity, there’s a real chance we might sell out,” says Paul Crawford, Curator of the Penticton Art Gallery.
Festivalgoers can look forward to an eclectic lineup of over 75 musical and performing acts, spanning genres from folk and electronic to spoken word, hip hop, world roots and more. With live theatre, dance, exhibitions, and a range of family-friendly programming, Ignite truly offers something for everyone. Experience Penticton’s dynamic community atmosphere as you explore each unique venue and immerse yourself in the excitement of this music and art filled event.
The Ignite the Arts Festival Weekend (March 28-30) follows on the heels of Ignite Community Week ( March 21 – 27, 2025), which features events, exhibitions, workshops and a town wide ArtWalk in partnership with other local community organizations and businesses. In this way, Ignite spans over 10 days attracting locals and out of town visitors to Penticton during Spring Break.
Get your tickets now at www.ignitethearts.ca with an easy payment plan option available. For updates on the festival lineup and programming, visit www.ignitethearts.ca or the Penticton Art Gallery website.
Purchasing a ticket early directly supports the artists and resources that make Ignite the Arts a reality, enabling this vibrant celebration of arts and culture in the South Okanagan. Join us in making the 2025 festival an unforgettable experience!
Ignite the Arts is honored to take place in snpintktn (Penticton), on the unceded ancestral territory of the syilx (Okanagan) Peoples, and is committed to fostering an inclusive, welcoming space that celebrates creativity and community.
