Vancouver Pagan Awareness Day
Saturday, August 8th, 2026
10 am to 5 pm
Trout Lake, Vancouver, BC
2105 E 19th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5N 2J3
In the Southeast corner of the park – near the concession stand
Our goal is to debunk myths and normalize our faith.
Come celebrate our 28th year!
Our biggest event of the year occurs during late summer/autumn , which symbolizes the responsibilities Pagans hold to their town/city/province in honor of the various harvest holidays.
The first noted international Pagan Festival was called Pagan Pride Day and it was on September 19, 1998; Vancouver Pagan Pride had its first event the following year.
Vancouver Pagan Awareness Day is designed to increase community goodwill, public education and awareness towards Paganism. Events are open to Pagans, non-Pagans, passersby, and onlookers. Charitable donations are collected at our events for Greater Vancouver food banks and shelters.
You can also become part of an event by vending, running a workshop, performing, volunteering, etc!
Accessibility Information:
We have been made aware Nanaimo SkyTrain station is closer to the event than Broadway station as Google maps is wrong in this.
While there is a single wheelchair accessible washroom stall (washrooms nearby at the concession stand) and there are firm paths in the park, the event area has grassy bumps and dips and mobility aid wheels can get stuck.
We will also have a respite tent for people to cool down and rest right beside the main info booth that is across from the concession stand.
Please be aware of the smoke and wear masks and bring hydration as needed.
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