Events, activities, and fun things to do around Vancouver this weekend including markets, festivals, and Halloween fun October 23-25, 2026.

Earlier this year, Books BC was informed that TransLink will be unable to secure continued funding in support of the Poetry in Transit program after 2027.

The Vancouver Goldeneyes are heading into their second PWHL season and that means they will now be wearing their crest on their jersey. Members of the team, alongside local youth hockey players, made the reveal this morning at the Pacific Coliseum.

The ISU Short Track World Tour is a global series showcasing the explosive energy and fierce competition of short track speed skating, and it’s coming to Vancouver this weekend. Enter to win a four-pack of tickets.

BC has moved to Permanent Daylight Saving Time with no “Fall Back” on November 1, 2026 as we shift into Pacific time (PCT) zone. This will make Vancouver one hour ahead of Seattle, and two hours behind Toronto.

The Parade of Lost Souls is an annual East Vancouver tradition, bringing the community together for dancing, music, a celebration of life and to honour death on October 31, 2026.

Enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor family friendly Halloween activities in Metro Vancouver this season, with old favourites returning alongside new activities and adventures for all ages, including both free and ticketed events.

How well do you know our region? Join us for an engaging night of Vancouver Trivia at Hastings Mill Museum on November 20th. Invite your friends, gather your teams, and enjoy a night of friendly competition, local history, and plenty of fun.

Circle Craft Holiday Market brings together over 300 Canadian artisans under one roof, offering visitors a truly unique handmade experience November 11-15 at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

The Gift of Time Gala benefitting Canuck Place Children’s Hospice is Saturday, October 24, 2026 and while the event is sold out, everyone can participate in the silent auction where every bid supports children and families facing serious illnesses across BC and the Yukon.