Carnaval del Sol brings 350+ artists and Latin American culture to Vancouver July 10–12
Vancouver's largest Latin American festival features three days of live music, dance, food, and cultural celebrations at Jonathan Rogers Park, with one-day admission starting at $15.
Carnaval del Sol 2026 returns to Vancouver as the Pacific Northwest's premier Latin American cultural celebration, running July 10–12 at Jonathan Rogers Park. The festival assembles over 350 artists across dance, music, and visual arts, alongside authentic food vendors and family activities.
Key Details
- Dates & Hours: Friday (5:30–11 p.m.), Saturday–Sunday (11 a.m.–10 p.m.)
- Highlights: Latin American parade, live music performances, food offerings, themed plazas for art, wellness, and community
- Admission: One-day general admission from $15; free for children under 12 and seniors 65+; opening night concert tickets $60–$75
For newcomers: This is an ideal introduction to Vancouver's vibrant Latin American communities and a chance to experience Caribbean, Central, and South American cultures through food, music, and dance. Public transit to Jonathan Rogers Park is accessible via bus and SkyTrain. The festival is family-friendly and represents the multicultural character that defines modern Canada—a welcoming space where newcomers often feel a sense of home from their own cultural backgrounds.
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