Fringe FAQs

How do I volunteer for Fringe?

Thanks for your interest! To learn more about volunteering or to sign up, click here .

Where do I find venue accessibility info?

The Victoria Fringe is committed to creating an inclusive environment and creative home for patrons, artists, staff, and volunteers. We are continually working to identify and break down barriers so that the Fringe can be enjoyed by all. For accessibility information, click here.

What is Fringe Preview?

Fringe Preview returns to Market Square August 21, 2024 from 4:30-8pm! It is a FREE family-friendly event that showcases 2 minute preview performances from every show in the festival. Hosted by J McLaughlin and Henrietta Dubet, this evening will include a traditional welcome, a beverage garden, an activity booth with Kaleidoscope Theatre, and much more! Click here for more details. 

What is Fringe Club?

The Fringe Club is the place to meet artists and fellow Fringers, relax between or after shows, and enjoy the festival over a local craft brew. The Intrepid Studio & lobby become a nightly cabaret venue with chill vibes in the lobby bar and nightly programming kicking off at 9:30pm in the theatre with trivia, drag, karaoke, FringeKids for Adults & more. Click here for more details.

Fringe Club is open August 22 – August 31 (closed Mon Aug 26) from 8-11pm (weekdays) and 8-midnight (weekends).

Where do I buy Fringe merch?

You can purchase Fringe merch in-person at the box office or online for pickup at the box office.

What is Fringekids?

FringeKids runs the first weekend of the festival Saturday, August 24th and Sunday the 25th (9am-12pm) with drag storytime, music, interactive theatre, dress-up, crafts, and more! Co-presented with Kaleidoscope Theatre for Young People and held at their studio (613 Pandora Ave). Click here for more details. 

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Intrepid Theatre is located on the lands of the Lekwungen People, now known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations. We give our thanks and respect to the stewards of these lands, and to elders, past, present and future.