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BLACK MUSIC MONTH VANCOUVER 2026BLACK TO DA FUTURE>> https://bmmv26.eventive.org/welcome
June 26–27, 2026
City Center Artist Lodge 2111, Main st.,Vancouver, BC
Fade to Black Entertainment Society proudly presents the 9th Annual Black Music Month Vancouver Festival (BMMV26) a powerful celebration of Black music, culture, wellness, and creative legacy on the West Coast.
This year’s theme, “Black to Da Future,” honours the past, present, and future of Afro-diasporic music and artistic innovation. From soul, to rock & roll, to the next generation of sound, PUNK & ELECTRONIC, storytelling, and cultural expression, BMMV26 is where history meets the future.
Over two unforgettable days, audiences will experience:
~Live performances from local, national, and international Black artists.
~Powerful discussions on music, culture, wellness, and industry growth.
~Artist showcases and community networking.
live poetry and spoken word experiences.
~Wellness activations and healing-centered programming.
~An Afrocentric marketplace featuring BIPOC-owned businesses
~Cultural conversations connecting music, film, legacy, and liberation.
BMMV is more than a festival, it is a movement. A platform for voices too often unheard. A celebration of identity, resilience, and the ongoing contribution of Black artists to the cultural fabric of Canada.
As we continue building spaces for representation, opportunity, and artistic freedom, we invite the community to join us in honoring our matriarchs, uplifting our future, and keeping Black music alive and thriving.
Come celebrate. Come connect. Come be part of the future.
🎟 Tickets + Full Lineup Coming Soon https://ftbe.eventive.org
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2111 Main St, Vancouver, BC V5T 3C6, Canada
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