Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend – Your guide to events Friday, January 23 to Sunday, January 25, 2026 around Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley

The Vancouver Landfill will continue to serve the region until approximately 2050. It was previously expected to close as early as 2030 and is currently located on the south west side of Burns Bog in Delta.

The WNBA has released its game schedule for the 2026 regular season, the league’s 30th, which will begin on Friday, May 8th. The new Toronto Tempo will host two games at Rogers Arena in Vancouver in August.

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park hosts Love Lights to warm hearts on chilly winter nights from from January 30 to February 22, 2026 and you can enter to win a prize package!

It has been a busy year at Covenant House Vancouver (CHV), and they wanted to reach out
and thank everyone for their support and kindness.

While Dine Out Vancouver is hosting tasty prix-fixe menus and culinary events in the city, Tourism Abbotsford is also serving up curated three-course menus at set prices in the Fraser Valley. Taste Around Abby runs from January 21 to February 4, 2026 with food philosophies rooted in supporting local producers and celebrating the Fraser Valley’s rich agriculture.

Just for Laughs (JFL) Vancouver is Western Canada’s largest comedy festival runs February 12-22, 2026 and offering over 100 shows that feature standup comedy, podcasts, improv and sketch comedy.

Foghorns, temperature inversions, and uneasy views into the void of clouds where mountains should be in the distance. A fog has blanketed itself over parts of the region, Downtown Vancouver included, so I thought it would be a good time for some quick fog facts and photos.

Taste of Chinatown returns to the Chinatown Storytelling Centre February 6-22 to ring in the Lunar New Year, the year of the horse, with a lineup of events.

Curling Day in Canada brings together curlers of all ages and skill levels to enjoy the game from coast to coast, to coast on January 31, 2026.