For the first time ever, ride a 60-foot Ferris Wheel in Downtown Vancouver! Variety – the Children’s Charity and Global BC are excited to announce that Variety Week’s Wrap Party happening at Robson Square on Friday, October 26, 2018.

The 37th Annual Buy-Low Vintage Market, benefitting Variety – the Children’s Charity of BC is on Sunday, November 4, 2018 at the Westin Bayshore in Vancouver.

The BC Sports Hall of Fame has unveiled the Indigenous Sport Gallery, celebrating and recognizing Indigenous athletes who have made an impact on British Columbia’s sport history. The Gallery features over 1,000 square feet of permanent exhibit space, and highlights the impact of athletes like Gino Odjick, Carey Price, Richard Peter, Justina Di Stasio, and others.

From the Sunshine Coast Mushroom Festival to the Sunshine Coast Art Crawl, autumn is is filled with fun activities, educational opportunities, and events that help you enjoy the very best of the season in this amazing region.

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

At this year’s Canuck Place Gift of Time Gala on October 20, 2018 at Parq Vancouver, guests will hear from Cherie, and learn about 9 year old Charlie-Anne. You can support Canuck Place by joining the Friends of Gift of Time group in support of families like Cherie & Charlie-Anne.

October events and activities happening around Vancouver including Thanksgiving Long Weekend and Halloween attractions. October 1-31, 2018 event listings for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

HMCS Discovery Open House: HMCS Discovery will once again be opening Deadman’s Island in Coal Harbour to the public for guided tours on September 29th. This is a rare opportunity to explore this historic property and learn more about the local Navy presence in Vancouver.

The annual Fort Langley Cranberry Festival returns Saturday, October 6, 2018 celebrating the harvest and history of the cranberry in the region.

October 11-31, 2018 This year’s Stanley Park Halloween Ghost Train theme is the Jack O’ Lantern’s journey through the Dark Forest. You’re invited to join Jack on his journey as his lantern casts a light on floating druids, a 12-foot monster, and creatures barely human.