Comedy
The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival Confirms 2025 Canadian Dates and Cities
The GOCF is excited to announce its 2025 Canadian dates, returning to Edmonton, Winnipeg, Halifax, Calgary, and Vancouver.
On the heels of an incredible summer season of laughter and entertainment, The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival (GOCF) is thrilled to mark its fifth consecutive year of delivering one-of-a-kind outdoor experiences. With its signature blend of world-class comedy and vibrant festival atmosphere, the GOCF is excited to announce its 2025 Canadian dates, returning to Edmonton, Winnipeg, Halifax, Calgary, and Vancouver and bringing coast-to-coast smiles to audiences again.
New for 2025, three-day General Admission tickets are now on sale, allowing fans to lock in their spot at one of the most anticipated summer events—plus, early birds can enjoy over 150 dollars in savings! For ticket information, lineup announcements, and more festival details, visit www.GreatOutdoorsComedyFestival.com.
2025 Canadian Great Outdoors Comedy Festival Tour:
Edmonton, AB – Kinsmen Park – July 18-20
Winnipeg, MB – Assiniboine Park – July 18-20
Halifax, NS – Garrison Grounds – August 8-10
Calgary, AB – Prince’s Island Park – August 22-24
Vancouver, BC – Stanley Park – September 12-14
Brennan McFaul, Vice President of Trixstar, comments:
“We are so thrilled to announce the 2025 Canadian dates for GOCF and can’t wait to go back to these wonderful communities. Each of these communities has been tremendous partners and stakeholders for GOCF. We are working hard to make some key improvements and additions like the 3 Day GA pass so we can continue making GOCF a one of a kind, world class comedy event.”
Since 2021, the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival, produced by Trixstar LIVE, has donated over 550,000 dollars to local charities across its markets, fostering a diverse, inclusive, and safe environment that highlights all forms of performance comedy. Through the Great Outdoors Community Fund, the festival plans to continue its commitment to supporting local causes, creating job opportunities, and raising vital donations in 2025 and beyond. It will also evolve its green event practices and improve accessibility, ensuring everyone can enjoy the festival experience.
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