Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend Events June 13-15, 2025

Fun things to do around Vancouver this weekend (June 13-15, 2025). Activities and events in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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Fun things to do around Vancouver this weekend (June 13-15, 2025). Activities and events in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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Paddle for the Coast, A Floating Concert for Indigenous Ocean Protection invites you to Jericho Beach in Vancouver on June 27th for a joyful, paddle-powered celebration that will combine community, music, and environmental action.
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The City of Burnaby is hosting a series of free celebrations for Canada Day on July 1st including StreetFest on Central and community events at Burnaby Village Museum and Edmonds Plaza and Park.
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Fun things to do around Vancouver this weekend (June 6-8, 2025). Activities and events in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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Catch outdoor performances of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Legally Blonde the Musical this summer at Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) in Stanley Park – and enter to win tickets!
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GIVEAWAY – The Richmond Museum presents Doors Open Richmond from June 7–8, 2025 offering free access to more than 50 sites across the city.
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The Polygon Gallery, on the waterfront in North Vancouver, presents its free summer outdoor movie series, Deckchair Cinema, with an all sci-fi lineup July 3 to August 28, 2025.
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Vancouver Whitecaps FC fell 0-5 to LIGA MX side Cruz Azul at Estadio Olímpico Universitario in Mexico City on Sunday in the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup final.
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PNE Summer Night Concerts lineup includes Flo Rida, Meghan Trainor, Leon Bridges, Bleachers, and more at the Pacific Coliseum. Admission to the Fair is included with the purchase of a concert ticket.
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The Game is a new children’s book by Indigenous storyteller Henry Charles (Ten Bears) which combines Musqueam language and culture with the beloved sport of hockey.
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