Vancouver, get ready to experience the largest Brazilian cultural festival in Canada! Brazilian Day Vancouver 2025 is coming on August 29-30, bringing two full days of music, dance, food, and vibrant energy straight from Brazil. If you’ve ever dreamed of enjoying Brazil’s famous Carnaval without leaving the city, this is your chance.
Lights, Music, and Party Vibes at BC Place
The festival kicks off Friday, August 29, at BC Place, with a dazzling display of green, yellow, and blue lights welcoming thousands of attendees. The opening night features É o Tchan, one of Brazil’s most iconic axé bands. Expect all the 90s and 2000s hits that will have everyone dancing and singing along.
Throughout the festival, you’ll enjoy the infectious rhythms of axé, sertanejo, Brazilian funk, and electronic music. The beats, energy, and colorful performances guarantee an unforgettable night.
Mini Carnaval on Saturday
The celebration continues Saturday, August 30, with over 10 hours of programming bringing Brazil’s legendary Carnaval to Vancouver streets. Watch parades, samba dancers, and elaborate costumes in a mini street Carnaval experience. With live bands and DJs playing nonstop Brazilian rhythms, fans of funk, axé, and sertanejo will be in music heaven.
Savor the Flavors of Brazil
Food lovers are in for a treat. Brazilian Day Vancouver offers authentic dishes like pastéis, coxinhas, brigadeiros, and of course, churrasco barbecue. For those curious about culture, a mini museum showcases Brazilian traditions and history, while a dedicated kids’ area ensures family-friendly fun.
Event Details
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When: Friday, Aug. 29 (6-10 p.m.) & Saturday, Aug. 30 (12-10 p.m.)
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Where: 770 Pacific Blvd, next to Science World (Plaza of Nations Parking Lot)
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Cost: $75 for Friday, $85 for both days
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Expected Attendance: 5,000+
Whether you’re Brazilian, a culture enthusiast, or just looking for a lively weekend, Brazilian Day Vancouver 2025 is the ultimate celebration of music, food, and Carnaval spirit.
Grab your friends, get your tickets, and don’t miss this colorful, high-energy festival. Brazilian culture is about to take over Vancouver — be part of the fun!