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The following lists of April festivals and events are divided into five categories. The first features events that are related to holidays and special occasions, like Easter Weekend, Earth Day and Vaisakhi. The second group features food & drink-related events, the third includes sporting events, and the fourth includes general festivals and events...
The following list of May events is divided into four groups. The first group is of community fairs and festivals that focus on food and drinks. Next, the second includes performing arts events, shows and exhibitions. The third list contains general festivals and events, and the final group features events that are related to holidays and cultural ...
The following list of June events is divided into four groups. First are events on holidays and special occasions and the second list includes food, drink and cultural events. The third group features sporting events and the fourth is made up of general festivals and events. Finally, the last group is of music and performing arts-related events.
The following list is divided into five categories. The first category includes holiday-related festivities as well as cultural events. The second list features music festivals and the third group of events fall under the performing arts category. Cycling races and related events make up the fourth category, while other general events are included ...
The following August festivals and events are grouped into seven categories, including BC Day long weekend events (in the beginning of the month), music-related festivals, Pride events, sports-related events and cultural festivals. The remaining categories are general festivals & events and food-centric events.
Below is a list of festivals and events that typically happening in the Lower Mainland in the month of September.
The following October festivals and events are divided into four categories. The first list focuses on Halloween-related events and activities in the Lower Mainland and the second includes events that are primarily about food or drinks. Next, the third list features trade shows and markets, and the final list includes other miscellaneous events tha...
The November festivals and events below are grouped into three categories. The first group contains places where you can enjoy holiday illuminations to begin the Christmas season. The second group of events are Christmas markets that usually start up in November, and the last category is made up of non-Christmas festivals and events.
The following December festivals and events are divided into five categories. The first list contains Christmas-themed performing arts events. The second has other Christmas events and the third list contains special Christmas attractions at popular tourist destinations. Fourth is a list of holiday markets. The final category is made up of December...
The following list is divided into three categories. The first features general festivals and events and the second includes ones that are Christmas-themed. Lunar New Year events are in the third list.
What: The 35th annual TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival is presenting over 100 events – virtual and small in-person audiences – from June 25 to July 4.This year’s lineup includes artists from Vancouver and BC as well as international stars streaming from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Amsterdam, and Paris.
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- Cherry Blossom Festival. The Cherry Blossom Festival was established by a non-profit society in 2005 as a way of saying “thank you” to Japan for gifting the city with 500 cherry blossom trees.
- Dine Out Vancouver Festival. Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Posted by Dine Out Vancouver Festival on Wednesday, 22 January 2020.
- St Patrick’s Day Parade. Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. The Irish festival is celebrated on the death anniversary of St Patrick.
- Eat! Vancouver [Last event in 2019] Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Vancouver is another food-related festival in Vancouver.
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- Things to do in winter. Harvest Haus: Late Harvest. What: The 7th annual Harvest Haus is taking over the PNE Forum from February 11 to 12, 2022, for a weekend of delicious food, exciting live entertainment, singalongs, and of course BEER.
- Holiday Events and Christmas Lights. Photos and Visits with Santa at Capilano Mall. What: Now that Santa is setting up his home away from home at Capilano Mall, families have the chance to visit him right through to December 24.
- Cheer on the home teams. Vancouver Canucks. What: The Canucks continue their NHL season this winter at Rogers Arena. Games include the Edmonton Oilers on January 25, Calgary Flames on February 24, and New Jersey Devils on March 15.
- Enjoy the arts. VMF Winter Arts 2022. What: From February 11 to 27, the second annual VMF Winter Arts is transforming public spaces across downtown Vancouver into interactive, open-air galleries featuring augmented reality (AR) art and lights.
Vancouver’s Vaisakhi parade occurs on the Saturday before or after April 13th most years. The parade usually begins at about 10:45 am. Starting at the Ross Street Temple at 8000 Ross Street just off Marine Drive in South Vancouver, the event typically lasts until 4:00 pm or so. It’s an impressive event with 150,000 or more people attending ...
Fly across Canada and up to the North Pole in this festive flight happening until January 3, 2022. When: December 9, 2021, to January 3, 2022 (Closed on December 25) Time: Various times Where: 999 Canada Place, Canada, Vancouver, BC Tickets: Available on-site or online. Booking online beforehand is advised. Pawliday Photo Booth Fundraiser
