Rosé Disco brings 30+ wineries, live DJs, and chef pop-ups to Confluence on August 8
The 18+ wine festival features Okanagan and Provence rosés, cocktails, and food from SOT, Masa Mama, and Rodney's Oyster House. DJ Felix Cartal headlines the event.
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Rosé Disco arrives Saturday, August 8 at The Confluence Historic Site and Parkland with over 30 wineries pouring everything from sun-drenched Okanagan estates to acclaimed Provence imports—a sprawling pink-and-white afternoon built around wine, live music, and food from some of Calgary's top chefs.
The 18+ event runs 2 to 8 p.m. Guests sip carefully curated rosés alongside crafted cocktails and cold drinks. There's also a curated selection of non-alcoholic wines and craft mocktails if wine isn't the plan. A culinary feast comes from SOT, Masa Mama, and Rodney's Oyster House—names that pull their weight on a festival plate.
DJ Felix Cartal, a Juno Award winner who's been a fixture in the electronic scene since his 2009 debut, brings daytime energy to the grounds. Cartal bridges electronic and pop sensibilities, spinning everything from funk to house.
The venue itself is the story. Confluence sits at the river's edge with golden-hour light and several immersive installations designed for photos—bring your brightest pink outfit and settle in for long shadows and good company.
Tickets are on sale now: $30 early bird admission, VIP tickets also available. Once the early bird tier sells out, prices climb, so booking ahead is worth it.
Before you go
When and where is Rosé Disco?
Rosé Disco takes place on Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 2 to 8 p.m. at The Confluence Historic Site and Parkland, located at 750 9 Ave SE in Calgary.
How much do tickets cost?
Early bird admission to Rosé Disco is $30, with VIP tickets also available. Prices increase once the early bird tier sells out, so advance booking is recommended.
What food and drinks will be served?
Rosé Disco features over 30 wineries pouring rosés from Okanagan and Provence, plus crafted cocktails, non-alcoholic wines, and craft mocktails. Food comes from Calgary restaurants SOT, Masa Mama, and Rodney's Oyster House.
Who is performing?
DJ Felix Cartal, a Juno Award-winning electronic musician, headlines the event, spinning funk and house music throughout the afternoon.
