Fall is one of the best times to visit Fort Langley National Historic Site! From the deliciously fun and seasonal Cranberry Festival, to spooky tours and tales around Halloween, there’s something for the whole family at this heritage attraction.

The West End Heritage Tour on September 29, 2018 opens 15 sites between Robson Street and English Bay, and Burrard Street and Stanley Park making it ideal for getting around by bike, foot, public transit or car.

Join Bike the Night, the largest night ride in BC, on September 15, 2018 for a relaxed and colourful 10km ride through car-free Vancouver streets. Deck out your bike in lights and spread good cycling vibes with over 5,000 other riders of all ages on this slow roll.

The Greater Vancouver Food Bank has launched Goodly Foods, a unique initiative that aims to develop a viable social enterprise repurposing surplus produce from local suppliers while creating supportive community employment opportunities, thanks to a $1.1M investment grant from the Walmart Foundation.

Join the VOKRA Walk for the Kitties at Jericho Beach Park on Sunday, September 16, 2018. Help VOKRA raise much needed funds so they can rescue more than 1,400 cats and kittens each year.

September Events in Metro Vancouver: Activities, festivals, films, and fun around Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley happening throughout the month of September 2018.

Win a Richmond World Festival experience that includes a meet & greet with Lights and food truck vouchers! This free community festival takes place August 31 & September 1 at Minoru Park & Richmond Cultural Centre Plaza.

Experience the charm of an old-fashioned country fair that combines nature, heritage, agriculture and community at the Campbell Valley Country Celebration, September 8 & 9, 2018.

National Play Day is August 17th. To support getting kids out to play, Peekaboo Beans is hosting their inaugural Day of Play, a national playdate in Vancouver and North Vancouver including an event with Bobs and Lolo.

Home for Dinner is a community fundraising initiative, supporting Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon, which encourages locals to embrace the tradition of connecting with family around the dinner table by hosting a dining event in their home, or at their favourite restaurant.