Tickets for the 2026 festival go on sale closer to the summer. This page will have the full breakdown once prices and on-sale dates are locked in. For now, here is how it usually works so you can plan ahead.
Single night tickets
You can buy a ticket for one show without committing to the whole weekend. This is the way to go if you only want to catch a specific headliner or if you are in town for a night or two. Advance prices are always lower than day-of, so buying early saves you a few dollars.
Single tickets cover the main stage shows. Church series and late night sets sometimes have their own pricing, and some are by donation at the door. Those details will be posted on the individual event listings once the schedule is confirmed.
Festival passes
The pass gets you into every main stage show for the run of the festival, plus the late night sets. If you are planning to come to more than two nights, the pass is almost always the better deal. It also means you do not have to think about buying tickets again once you are here.
Passes are limited. When they sell out, they are gone. We will announce the on-sale date on social media and on the home page so you have warning.
Where to buy
Tickets will be available online through our ticketing partner. The link will be posted here as soon as it is live. You can also buy in person at the box office once single tickets go on sale, or at the door on the night of a show if there are still seats left.
If you have a group or you are bringing a crowd from out of town, get in touch before the festival and we can help you sort out the best option. Same goes for accessibility questions. Reach out through the contact page and we will point you in the right direction.
Keep an eye on this page
Prices, on-sale dates, and the ticketing link will all land here once they are confirmed. Follow the festival on social media if you want a heads-up before things go public. October fills up fast in Charlottetown and some shows sell out early.