Things to do in Vancouver this weekend (June 5-7) with family events, workshops, farmers markets, shows, films, festivals, walks, and more!

The best events happening around Vancouver this June. Featuring local festivals, markets, concerts, shows, and the FIFA World Cup.

Our June edition of Vancouver Eats for 2026 is focusing on delicious summer themed menus, new openings, and exciting activities to be found around the region. We’ve curated a full list of our newest culinary favourites, returning events, along with notable limited edition dishes around Metro Vancouver.

TransLink is rolling out three new fan experiences ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™ Vancouver including the launch of an official TransLink-branded trip-planning app, and the release of a limited-edition Compass Soccer Mini.

The new Grouse Gravity Coaster is now up and running at Grouse Mountain, offering an exhilarating ride along with epic views of the Lower Mainland – and you can enter to win passes to try it out!

Soccer & Technology from the FIFA Museum, presented in partnership with the Province of British Columbia, has made its North American debut at Science World in Vancouver.

The Vancouver Ice Cream Festival is a self-guided tour of more than 40 ice cream, gelato, and frozen dessert shops across Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, and North Vancouver who will be serving up limited-edition creations crafted June 19 to August 2, 2026.

Join PLEA Community Services and its partners in Maple Ridge for Pride in the Park June 7 with a star-studded lineup including Kendall Gender, Tiffany Ann Co, Carrie Dawn, and many more!

Italian Day on the Drive, Vancouver’s largest cultural street festival, returns June 14th transforming Little Italy into a lively, 14-block festa featuring delicious food, live entertainment, artisanal vendors, and cultural showcases.

Explore a wide range of work by Indigenous artists and makers, including handcrafted jewelry, beadwork, cedar weaving, artwork, apparel, home goods, handmade soaps, teas, accessories, and more at the Bill Reid Gallery’s Summer Indigenous Artisans Market on June 20th.