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IGNITE! A Dance Victoria Launch Party

From $74.82
October 2
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Esquimalt Gorge Park & PavilionView on map
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IGNITE! returns to launch Dance Victoria’s 30th Anniversary season with live dance, cocktails, delicious bites, and more.

We are kicking off Dance Victoria’s milestone 30th Anniversary, and we’re going BIG to celebrate! Join us at the breathtaking Esquimalt Gorge Pavilion for an unforgettable evening featuring:

  • An intimate duet performance by Chrystal Dance Prize winner Eric Cheung, in collaboration with Japanese dance artist Kinui Oiwa and sound composer Nouses Kou;
  • Signature cocktail, mocktail, and wines sponsored by The Courtney Room, and poured by Wine Director Jack Snyder and Lead Bartender Mackenzie Irvine;
  • Delicious canapés by Songhees Catering, bao buns by Bao Theory, and desserts by Chocolat & Co.;
  • Access to fabulous auction prizes in support of Dance Victoria; dancing to DJ Bill Stuart’s all-vinyl sets; plus, the inspiring company of fellow arts-lovers

Thank you to IGNITE! Gold Sponsor Mayburry & Associates Wealth Management, Raymond James; Beverage Sponsor The Courtney Room; Media Sponsor YAM Magazine; and event partners Luxe Home InteriorsDeborah B Event ManagementAlison Ross AppraisalsTwyla’s Flower FarmChocolat & Co. and Pedersen’s Event Rentals.

Friday, October 2, 7 pm
Tickets: $120 Regular | $69 Night Moves*
Price includes complimentary food, drinks, and entertainment. Plus ticketing fees.

The party hits capacity at 150 guests, so get your tickets now!

Discount on Regular ticket price when group of six or more purchased.
*Limited capacity of 30 Night Moves tickets for guests 45 and under.

Location: Esquimalt Gorge Pavilion, 1070 Tillicum Rd.
Online auction will be live Sept. 23 to Oct. 3
Want to donate an item to the auction? Please use this link. Thank you.

Destination Greater Victoria is honoured to be based on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples of the Songhees Nation and Xwsepsum Nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.