B.C.’s Annual Gin Festival

Your ticket price includes access to all 30+ distilleries and the 100+ gins they will be pouring, no tokens required! You will also receive a custom tasting glass that is yours to keep! Lastly, we will also have food vendors so you can pair your gins with some delicious bites.

Wheelchair & Mobility Device Access:

Roundhouse is wheelchair and scooter accessible, including one washroom. Accessible push buttons are available at entrances, and doors are wide with flush thresholds. Hallways are wide with non-slip, non-glare floors.

Parking:

There is parking (designated accessible parking and general public parking) within 200 feet of the building. 

However this is a tasting event, please do not drink and drive! To support safe drinking we will have Black Top Cabs at the festival and you can order a cab in one click using the kiosk at the venue whenever you are ready to leave!

The Roundhouse Community Centre is also centrally located and accessible via public transit, it is 120 metres away from the Yaletown-Roundhouse Skytrain station, and is serviced by the #2, 6, 22, and 23 buses. It is also adjacent to the Yaletown Aquabus terminal. 

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Bathrooms:

There is one gender neutral, accessible washroom, room 112, with a wide entrance. There is an unobstructed stall, but no automatic door. Grab bars and low sink/mirror are available.

No, we do not allow ins and outs at the BC Gin Festival. However, you can purchase your favourite gins at the on-site Legacy Liquor Bottle Shop at any point during the night, leave the bottles with us at the bottle check and reenter the tasting room with no bags to slow you down. 

BC Gin Festival tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are transferable and thus can be given away to friends or sold on 3rd party sites. We do not hold any responsibility for tickets that are bought, sold, given away or received privately as there is no way to trace them to the new buyer.

The word "craft" gets thrown around a lot in the world of distilling, whether it be a descriptor of a distillery or a category on a bar menu. In British Columbia, “craft distillery” is a protected designation. To be recognized as a BC Craft Distillery, producers must:

• Make no more than 50,000 litres of spirit per year

• Use 100% BC-grown agricultural products to create their alcohol

• Ferment and distill everything onsite

These standards ensure that every bottle supports local farmers, local jobs, and local innovation. So when you visit the BC Gin Festival or buy from a BC Craft Distilleries, you’re truly tasting the spirit of our province.

BC Gin Festival is a fundraiser for the Indian Summer Arts Society, a not-for-profit secular arts organization and registered charity based in Vancouver. Indian Summer is dedicated to centering and uplifting South Asian and BIPOC artists, offering multi-art experiences that connect rich and complex pasts with the emerging future, delighting audiences while provoking necessary dialogue and debate. Your presence at the BC Gin festival is more than just a celebration of fine spirits and craft distilleries – it is all of that and a commitment to championing artists expression, strengthening community bonds, amplifying diverse voices and recognising that, in trying times, art is our collective unifying force.

Every ticket sold directly supports local South Asian and BIPOC artists and arts.