Where can I find the Entertainment schedule?
Penticton Peach Festival runs from Aug. 5-9, 2026 and the entertainment schedule will be announced in early 2026. It can be found online by clicking here.
Penticton Peach Festival runs from Aug. 5-9, 2026 and the entertainment schedule will be announced in early 2026. It can be found online by clicking here.
Penticton Peach Festival always begins the Wednesday after the B.C. long weekend and closes after the last act on the following Sunday. The 79th Peach Festival takes place Aug. 5-9, 2026.
We do not charge an entry fee to any of the parks.
Penticton Peach Festival is held in several locations within Penticton:
While the entertainment is free, vendors will accept debit, cash or credit cards. Regardless, there is an ATM on site.
Additional later service and routing on 5 Main Street. The last bus leaves the Peach Festival site at 11:41 p.m. Temporary bus stop at Okanagan Lake Park. Visit bctransit.com for a pdf schedule and route map.
Travel Penticton can answer all your accommodation questions, visit their website at: www.visitpenticton.com
Penticton is a very walkable and bike friendly city. We encourage you to leave the car at home and walk or cycle to the various sites and/or use public transit. For those who wish to ride their bike to the event, there is a free and secure bike valet to park your bicycle during event hours. For those interested in transit, check the late night bus service specifically put on for Peach Festival attendees.
Peach Festival is created for families, so for the safety of all festival goers, please leave your dog at home.
We encourage all visitors to wear sun screen, a sun hat and bring a lawn chair. Thanks to Valley First Credit Union, Re/Max Realty, and Prospera Credit Union, we’re able to offer their tents for some shaded areas.
Penticton airport receives three flights a day from Vancouver and is home to many private companies that service charter flights and scenic flights. Highway 97 is the major north/south highway from the Canada/U.S. border to Central British Columbia and it passes through Penticton. Highway 3 is the major east/west highway and passes just to the south of Penticton where it connects with highway 97.
Penticton sits between Okanagan Lake and Skaha Lake in the beautiful southern Okanagan Valley.