Exciting events and experiences happening this month in Victoria.
Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D. Required)MODO-LIVE, I am the Eggplant, Programme present...GRATEFUL SHRED Wednesday February 4th, 2026Wicket HallVictoria, BC
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Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D. Required)MODO-LIVE & 100.3 The Q PresentsBig Sugar - Hemi-Vision 30th Anniversary Tour February 7, 2026Upstairs Victoria, BCBIG SUGARs 30th Anniversary HEMI-VISION tour: celebrating 3 decades of the album that introduced Diggin A Hole, If I Had My Way and Gone for Good to radio and Much Music fans across Canada. Big Sugar was an iron man test of musical endurance set against a backdrop of personal turmoil and creative pressure in the 1990s. The cultural experiment of Detroit blues meets Detroit Rock City meets Kingston Ghetto recipe became a force that burned like a vacant inner-city house fire. The unlikely success of the Roots Rock Reggae crew in Hugo Boss suits during the height of grunge bought the creative freedom to drive on. And drive on they have.That musical spontaneous combustion continues within every live show. Powered now with passion, laughter and comradery. Big Sugars throbbing bass lines, arena rock drums and signature guitar tones bring the songs on Hemi-Vision to life reminding us how deeply satisfying a great rock show can be!Gordie Johnsons power trio featuring bassist Anders Drerup and drummer Root Valach have forged their musical bond during the wildly successful 500 POUNDS tour. Weaving blues and reggae through the wall of guitars and adding vocal harmonies that invoke Jamaica, Motown or an East Coast kitchen party, Big Sugar endures.The 30th Anniversary Hemi-Vision Tour is a 2 set performance that sees the entire album performed live for the first time ever followed with a second set of favorites and rarities from the extensive Big Sugar catalogue.Please share the evening of Roots Rock Reggae with Big Sugar!
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Journey back in time at Ross Bay Villa Historic House Museum, a volunteer-run museum and restoration project located in Fairfield. On Saturdays at 2PM, walk down the path past heritage apple trees and beautiful gardens and step into one of only a few 1860s houses still standing in Victoria. From the bright and airy drawing room to the charming children’s bedroom, the house has been restored with extraordinary care to appear as it did when the Roscoe family called it home. Built in 1865, the Gothic Revival Ross Bay Villa was built for Victoria businessman Francis Roscoe and his wife, Anna Letitia Roscoe. Located far away from the bustling streets of the upstart gold rush town and a short distance from the beach at Ross Bay, the property offered a bucolic country idyll for the Roscoes’ and their growing family. Admission is $7.50 plus tax per person. Tours must be booked ahead of time. All funds support the volunteer-based Ross Bay Villa Society which owns and operates Ross Bay Villa. Drop in a little early for your Saturday tour for our Ross Bay Villa Gift Shop and Book Nook. This unique vintage store has handcrafted items made by volunteers, plus everything from clothing and books to fine china and unexpected treasures. Stop by between 10-2 and find something special! Please note, donations of smaller, gently used household items are gratefully accepted.
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For more details, please visit FaultyTowers.ca. ---- This event has a no-refund policy.
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For more details, please visit FaultyTowers.ca. ---- This event has a no-refund policy.
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Journey back in time at Ross Bay Villa Historic House Museum, a volunteer-run museum and restoration project located in Fairfield. On Saturdays at 2PM, walk down the path past heritage apple trees and beautiful gardens and step into one of only a few 1860s houses still standing in Victoria. From the bright and airy drawing room to the charming children’s bedroom, the house has been restored with extraordinary care to appear as it did when the Roscoe family called it home. Built in 1865, the Gothic Revival Ross Bay Villa was built for Victoria businessman Francis Roscoe and his wife, Anna Letitia Roscoe. Located far away from the bustling streets of the upstart gold rush town and a short distance from the beach at Ross Bay, the property offered a bucolic country idyll for the Roscoes’ and their growing family. Admission is $7.50 plus tax per person. Tours must be booked ahead of time. All funds support the volunteer-based Ross Bay Villa Society which owns and operates Ross Bay Villa. Drop in a little early for your Saturday tour for our Ross Bay Villa Gift Shop and Book Nook. This unique vintage store has handcrafted items made by volunteers, plus everything from clothing and books to fine china and unexpected treasures. Stop by between 10-2 and find something special! Please note, donations of smaller, gently used household items are gratefully accepted.
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For more details, please visit FaultyTowers.ca. ---- This event has a no-refund policy.
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For more details, please visit FaultyTowers.ca. ---- This event has a no-refund policy.
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For more details, please visit FaultyTowers.ca. ---- This event has a no-refund policy.
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For more details, please visit FaultyTowers.ca. ---- This event has a no-refund policy.
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For more details, please visit FaultyTowers.ca. ---- This event has a no-refund policy.
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