Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend
byRake up the leaves, baste the turkey, and keep your toque on standby as Thanksgiving weekend approaches. Despite the holiday long weekend, there are still plenty of activities to keep you and the family active and entertained over the next few days. From the last screenings at VIFF, to pumpkin patch explorations, corn mazes, and the big cranberry festival in the Fraser Valley, it’s a great time of year to be out and about.
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Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend
Here is the abbreviated event list for the next few days and as always, you can check out the full monthly event list to plan ahead at any time:
Friday, October 11, 2013
Sponsored by Miss604: Vancouver International Film Festival
BC Dine and Vine
Hot Chocolate Sale on Granville
Of Mice and Men Opens at Little Mountain Gallery
Thanksgiving Family Dinner and a Movie
Free Public Tours of Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior
Last Shipyards Night Market of the Season
Stanley Park Ghost Train Opens for the Season
Fright Nights at Playland Opens for the Season
Kokoro Dance Presents: Life at the Roundhouse
The Zombie Syndrome On Death Island
Vancouver Sustenance Festival
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Vancouver 12×12 Photo Marathon Exhibit
Fort Langley Cranberry Festival
Homelessness Action Week in Vancouver
Eastside Stride Walking Tours
Paddle for the Planet in Deep Cove
Simon King Stand-Up Comedy Taping
Burnaby City Hall Farmers Market
Free Public Tours of Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior
Trout Lake Farmers Market
West End Farmers Market
Kerrisdale Farmers Market
River District Farmers Market
Kokoro Dance Presents: Life at the Roundhouse
Stanley Park Ghost Train
The Zombie Syndrome On Death Island
Vancouver Sustenance Festival
Fright Nights at Playland
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Graze Thanksgiving Dinner
Kitsilano Farmers Market
Mount Pleasant Farmers Market
Stanley Park Ghost Train
The Zombie Syndrome On Death Island
Vancouver Sustenance Festival
Fright Nights at Playland
Homelessness Action Week in Vancouver
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