Tickets go on sale February 27 for the May 22 fundraiser, promising an unforgettable night of music and storytelling

VANCOUVER | TRADITIONAL, UNCEDED TERRITORIES OF THE xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (MUSQUEAM), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (SQUAMISH) AND səlilwətaɬ (TSLEIL-WAUTUTH) FIRST NATIONS — The David Suzuki Foundation is inviting David Suzuki fans and followers to attend “Legacy: A Celebration of David at 90,” a benefit concert marking David Suzuki’s 90th birthday.

Pre-sale tickets to the concert celebrating the scientist, broadcaster, author, activist and David Suzuki Foundation co-founder will be released to Foundation VIPs, donors and supporters on a rolling basis, with public access beginning Friday, February 27.

The concert will be held on Friday, May 22, 2026, at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, 600 Hamilton Street, Vancouver. Tickets start at $259.

Renowned storyteller, broadcaster and producer George Stroumboulopoulos will host the inspirational, joyful evening honouring David’s lifelong dedication to the planet. Musical acts, performers and special guests will be announced in the coming weeks.

Over his lifetime, David Suzuki has inspired millions worldwide, shaped a movement and forever changed how people throughout Canada and the world see our place in the natural world. The event is a rallying cry for environmental action and a celebration of all those who have joined David Suzuki on his journey.

“David Suzuki is one of the most beloved and influential environmental voices of our time,” David Suzuki Foundation executive director Pierre Iachetti said. “For more than 50 years, he’s called on people in Canada and around the world to stand together and act with courage and compassion to confront ecological crises.”

To this day, David Suzuki’s voice and vision continue to spark meaningful change. This 90th birthday celebration provides David Suzuki fans and Foundation supporters a chance to honour and thank him and answer his call to action.

Further event details and access to the ticketing site will be available as of February 24, 2026, by visiting https://show.ps/l/80e93358/.

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For more information, please contact:

Craig Long, Senior Communications Manager: clong@davidsuzuki.org, 604-732-4228 x1262

  • Note: David Suzuki and George Stroumboulopoulos are not available for interviews at this time.

The David Suzuki Foundation is a Canadian environmental non-profit organization, founded in 1990. We operate in English and French, with offices in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. We aim to collaborate with many different people in Canada, including Indigenous leadership and communities, all governments, businesses and individuals to find solutions to create a sustainable Canada through scientific research, traditional ecological knowledge, innovative policy and legal solutions, communications and public engagement. Our mission is to protect nature’s diversity and the wellbeing of all life, now and for the future. We envision a world where we all act every day on the understanding that we are interdependent with nature and each other.

David Suzuki is a grandfather, scientist, former host of CBC’s The Nature of Things, emeritus professor at the University of British Columbia and co-founder of the David Suzuki Foundation. Through radio, television and more than 55 books, he has communicated about humanity’s collective impact on the natural world, an impact that now threatens the future of human life. Among his many accolades, Suzuki has been conferred with over 30 honorary degrees from universities in Canada, the U.S. and Australia. He has been honoured with adoptions and names from eight Indigenous nations in Canada and Australia.

George Stroumboulopoulos is a globally renowned storyteller, broadcaster and producer synonymous with music, television, film and the creative arts in Canada. For more than three decades, he has shaped the national conversation through iconic prime-time news and late-night programs. A member of the Order of Canada, Stroumboulopoulos is deeply committed to humanitarian and social impact work. Through storytelling and advocacy, he continues to champion culture, compassion and meaningful change.