The weekend has arrived, Victoria!
From playoff hockey and pop culture fandom to legendary rock and laugh-out-loud comedy, Friday, March 28th is stacked with can’t-miss events around Greater Victoria.
The Victoria Royals are charging into Game 1 of the WHL playoffs against the Tri City Americans—a team they’ve already bested three times this season—so expect a fired-up crowd at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.
Meanwhile in Langford, Island FanCon kicks off with an epic weekend of celebrity appearances, panels, and fan-focused fun, while downtown Victoria plays host to two more big events: a live concert by iconic Canadian rockers Glass Tiger at the McPherson Playhouse, and a one-night-only comedy show with viral sensation Troy Bond at Capital Ballroom.
Whether you’re looking to cheer, geek out, sing along, or laugh until your cheeks hurt, March 28th is bringing the heat.
Victoria Royals vs. Tri City Americans – Game 1 playoffs
Let the playoffs begin! The Victoria Royals are heading back to the WHL playoffs and will be taking on the seventh seed Tri City Americans—a team they’ve already handled three times in four meetings this year.
- Where: Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre, 1925 Blanshard Street
- When: Friday, March 28th, puck drops at 7:05 p.m.
Island FanCon
Island FanCon is a pop culture celebration featuring celebrity meet-and-greets, panels, interactive activities, and merchandise for fans of all ages on March 28th-30th.
- Where: City Centre Park, 1089 Langford Parkway
- When: Friday, March 28th, Doors open at 4 p.m. for general admission
Glass Tiger Concert
Enjoy an evening with the iconic Canadian rock band Glass Tiger as they perform live at the historic McPherson Playhouse.
- Where: McPherson Playhouse, 3 Centennial Square
- When: Friday, March 28th, starts at 7:30 p.m.
Troy Bond Comedy Show
Troy Bond is a New York-based comedian and writer known for his sharp crowdwork, clever joke writing, and tongue-in-cheek impressions that have earned him over 3 million followers online.
A standout on the 2023 Just for Laughs New Faces of Comedy lineup, Bond began performing at 17 and now, at 27, headlines sold-out shows across the U.S. when he’s not performing nightly in NYC. His material ranges from politics to pop culture, and he also co-hosts the BONDING podcast with fellow comic Torey Cole.
- Where: Capital Ballroom, 858 Yates Street
- When: Friday, March 28th, Doors open at 4 p.m. for general admission
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