November 24, 2018 to January 28, 2019: Lights on the Lake is a Sasquatch-themed festival, sharing Harrison’s favourite ways to spend time outdoors.

Explore the dark side of the ocean this Halloween After Hours event on Wednesday, October 31st at the Vancouver Aquarium. Once the trick-or-treating is over and the kids are tucked in bed, dress in your Halloween-best and head to the Aquarium for a spooky soiree.

Halloween Events at Historic Sites Near Vancouver: Spooky activities for all ages at Fort Langley, Gulf of Georgia Cannery, and Britannia Mine Museum

Harvest Glow is the largest indoor fall festival in greater Vancouver, hosted at the Milner Village Garden Centre in Langley. Visit their pumpkin patch, corn maze or relax and enjoy the live entertainment and local food trucks.

Join Westcoast Sightseeing and Vancouver Police Museum on a Haunted Vancouver Trolley Tour filled with murderous tales and infamous Vancouver ghost stories.

Get into the spirit of Halloween by checking out the line-up of Halloween-themed shows taking place at Vancouver TheatreSports. Spooktober runs October 9 – October 31, 2018 at the Improv Centre on Granville Island.

Corn Mazes & Pumpkin Patches Near Vancouver: Langley, Richmond, Abbotsford and everywhere in between. Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley farms are hosting corn mazes, pumpkin patches, apple harvests, and so much more this season.

Fresh Farm Festivals You Won’t Want to Miss! From Coquitlam and Abbotsford, to Vancouver and Richmond. Celebrate the bounty of the season – like blueberries, tomatoes, and picturesque sunflowers – at these farm festivals filled with family fun.

At least a century of stories spill from the shadows and dark corners of some of our region’s most historic sites and they’re hosting some very special events this Halloween to tell their tales (and have some fun). Halloween Activities at Historic Sites Around Vancouver 2017 Britannia Mine Museum What: Spoo-ook-tacular Halloween Weekend Where: Britannia […]

Frisbees, footballs, bikini-clad bodies, blankets, and bicycles parked along the Sea Wall are scenes of summer at Vancouver’s beaches. From Third to Locarno, English Bay to Spanish Banks, the seaside landscape has changed almost as much as the summer fashion trends. Thanks to the City of Vancouver Archives, and my niece who curated this collection, […]