Vancouver Trivia Night at Hastings Mill Museum
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.
Vancouver Trivia Night at Hastings Mill Museum
We had such a great response to our previous trivia events that we’re excited to expand just ahead of the holidays.
John Lee and I have flipped through our book Freecouver to pull some curious and insightful facts about Vancouver and the other regions and destinations we covered within its pages. From the North Shore to Langley, White Rock to New Westminster, and many points in between.
- Date: Friday, November 20, 2026 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
- Location: Hastings Mill Store Museum (1575 Alma St, Vancouver)
- Tickets: Tickets are available now offered on a sliding scale from $25–$50.
- All ticket levels include a copy of Freecouver: 101 free things to do in & around Vancouver, trivia game admission, tea and treats.
- All proceeds beyond the cost of the book support the museum. Amounts paid above the $25 base ticket provide additional support to the museum.
The event will feature two rounds of Vancouver-themed trivia, and a chance to browse the museum housed in Vancouver’s oldest surviving building! You’ll learn a thing or two, and meet other folks who love unique local stories and insights.
Your Trivia Hosts & Authors of Freecouver
Freecouver is written by expert locals, produced by a Canadian publisher, and published in Canada.
John Lee is an award-winning, British-born Vancouver writer whose stories have appeared in more than 150 different outlets around the world, from the BBC to the Los Angeles Times and from the Guardian to National Geographic Traveler. Penning a weekly Globe and Mail travel column for several years, he has also worked on more than 25 Lonely Planet guidebooks, mostly covering Vancouver and the wider region. John is also the publisher of the hugely popular Vancouver Christmas Guide, an online resource now in its 10th year.
Rebecca built her first website in 1997 and has been writing about life in BC since 2004 on the award-winning blog Miss604.com. With over 25 years of digital publishing experience, she has authored and edited eight books on the subject and co-owns an agency that supports clients across North America with social media strategy and website development. She is also a professional photographer and monthly columnist for Megaphone Magazine, and serves as a Vice President of the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame. In 2025, Rebecca was presented with the City of Vancouver’s ‘Award of Excellence’ for Entrepreneurship.
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