Kids Take Over UBC 2024

UPDATE: TICKETS ARE NOW SOLD OUT! PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT OFFERING A WAITLIST. THANK YOU!

On Sunday, February 18, celebrate Family Day on UBC campus with arts and culture activities, STEM workshops, kid-friendly tours, special performances and so much more! Join over 20 UBC departments, faculties, campus attractions, and student organizations, as they entertain, inspire and educate you at Kids Take Over UBC!

Here's how tickets work

• Tickets provide entry to all participating venues and activities. All activities take place in person, on UBC's Vancouver campus. Check out the lineup of activities by clicking the 'Schedule' tab at the top.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times at the event. All attendees require their own ticket.
• Tickets are non-refundable and can only be transferred. To request a transfer, email info.utown@ubc.ca and include your name and a copy of your ticket receipt.
• On event day, on-site ticket sales will not be offered.
• Due to venue capacities, a limited number of tickets are available and ticket sales will close once sold out.

Ticket Rates

UBC Affiliated (Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni and Residents*): *Residents are those residing in the University Neighbourhoods Association (UNA), Acadia Park or Musqueam:

• Child (0-13 years) - $7
• Adult/Youth (14+ years) - $13

General Public:

• Child (0-13 years) - $12
• Adult/Youth (14+ years) - $18

Questions? Check out our FAQ!

Kids Take Over UBC is hosted by UBC Campus + Community Planning and UBC Arts & Culture District.

Thank you to all our participating campus partners:

Alumni Engagement: Faculties of Education; Arts; Science; Dentistry; Applied Science, and Sauder School of Business | Asian Library | Beaty Biodiversity Museum | Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery | Chan Centre for the Performing Arts | UBC Chemistry | The Department of Theatre & Film | First Nations House of Learning | X̱wi7x̱wa Library | Thunderbird Marching Band | UBC Botanical Garden | University Neighbourhoods Association (UNA) | Pacific Museum of Earth | Department of Art History, Visual Art & Theory

We acknowledge that the UBC Point Grey campus is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam).