Events and fun things to do around Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley this weekend. Activities Friday, March 13 to Sunday, March 15, 2026.

The Harrison Tulip Festival is set to return this April, boasting 150 varieties of tulips planted across 45 acres in the idyllic Fraser Valley setting. With over 14 million spring blooms, it’s Canada’s largest tulip festival.

Public Disco has partnered with the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival for a one-day block party in the heart of Downtown Vancouver on April 4, 2026.

Local artist Tina Rezvani hosts a solo exhibition of Hedgelore: Thirteen Verses, inspired by the music of Taylor Swift from March 23-29, 2026 at the Gallery at Queen’s Park in New Westminster.

The Britannia Mine Museum is gearing up for Spring Break and Easter Weekend programming with interpreter-led STEAM learning sessions, underground tours, hands-on science experiences, and more.

Little Room Productions (LRP) presents the world premiere of Fall(se) Circ(us), the company’s inaugural full-length contemporary dance work for an ensemble, on stage at Roundhouse Community Centre on March 21st.

At last night’s Vancouver Park Board meeting, Commissioners approved the installation of a new tree canopy walkway and zipline in Queen Elizabeth Park this summer.

Vancouver Opera concludes its 66th season with Puccini’s La Bohème, an enduring love story that will have a five-show run this April and May — and you can enter to win tickets!

The Fraser Valley is the hottest springtime destination when it comes to frolicking in fields packed with million of colourful flowers, and the new Abbotsford Tulip Trail guides you to all the best spots for u-pick, blossoms, and photo ops on the farms.

More fun on the farm! Greendale Acres in Chilliwack offers tulip fields, local honey, quality time with some baby animals, and a lineup of special events and celebrations.