It was a record year at the JCC Sports Dinner, held March 5th at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver, which ended up raising $1.5 million for community programs.

A history of herons in Stanley Park, almost 100 years of documented history including the Heron Cam you can log into and view nestlings.

3 courses and 3 pitch and putt options, check out Vancouver Parks Golf Courses this season from Stanley Park to Fraserview and beyond.

The Shakespeare Garden in Stanley Park is an arboretum featuring trees mentioned in the Bard’s poems and plays.

The Burnaby Festival of Learning (May 4-11, 2019) features a week-long series of free events for individuals, families and young (and not so young) learners, all designed to fulfill your desire to #LearnGrowThrive.

Aunt Leah’s is hosting a Trivia Extravaganza and Silent Auction on April 27th which will be a fun night of obscure facts, laughter and good times, as they raise money for local foster youth in need.

Role of Indigenous Women and Water Explored in New Bill Reid Gallery Exhibition “qaʔ yəxw – water honours us: womxn and waterways” April 10 to October 2, 2019

Two of the largest Vaisakhi celebrations outside of India occur in Surrey (April 13) and Vancouver (April 20) each spring, with community events and parades.

April, 2019 Events in Metro Vancouver: From the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival, Vaisakhi, Easter, Tulips in the Fraser Valley and more!

SAF Vaisakhi Fest is a free community event will celebrate the festival of Vaisakhi at Central City Plaza in Surrey on April 14, 2019.