Art Battle Victoria - September 25, 2026

As they paint, you’ll move around the easels, witnessing the creative process up close. Grab a beverage, cast your vote to help decide the winner, and bid in a silent auction to take your favourite piece home. Venue: Magic Box Studios, 429 Hillside Ave, Victoria BC Doors: 6:00PMShow: 7:00PM-9:00PM Tickets: There will be no door tickets available. Advanced purchase is required. Artists:Follow our Instagram to see artists announced: https://www.instagram.com/artbattlevictoria/ Apply to compete here: http://artbattle.com/ Entertainment: MC: Jag Jasman (he/him)DJ: Koji Hattori (he/him) Beverages: Alcoholic & non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase. No outside alcohol permitted. Food: There will be a food truck outside the venue. Coat Check: Coat check is available by donation. Restrictions: All ages (minors must be accompanied by an adult). Accessibility: Please note that the venue entrance and washrooms can only be accessed via stairs. Limited seating is available outside and in the mezzanine. There is no on-site parking; street parking is available nearby. While we have fans on and garage doors open, the venue may become hot at times due to the number of guests. The event includes some spinning light effects, including a disco ball. There are no flashing or strobe lights. Music is kept at a conversational level. Audience voting and the silent auction are online only and require a mobile device to participate. Photography: By purchasing a ticket, you consent to the possibility of appearing in event photos. If you have privacy concerns, please reach out so that we can accommodate. Conduct: We do not allow discrimination or harassment of any kind. Racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism or ageism will not be tolerated. - Produced by: Christine Richardson Event Services and Consulting Special thanks to the event team: Nikki Frazer and Sam Wright This event is made possible through the generous support of our community partners:Island Savings and Hoyne Brewing This event takes place on the lands of the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen) Peoples, known today as the Songhees Nation and Esquimalt (Kosapsum) Nation. Territorial acknowledgments are only a small step in the broader work of dismantling colonial systems that continue to impact Indigenous communities. We invite guests to move beyond acknowledgment by engaging in redistributing resources and self education. A great local resource for this is the Indigenous Perspectives Society.