Grouse Mountain is welcoming back British Columbians by offering one hundred free Mountain Admission tickets per day, from July 20th to 31st and 50% off admission for everyone else.
Each day from July 20th to 31st, free admission will be available to the first one hundred people to book. Tickets are available online only as of 6:00am daily for same day visits. Skyride boarding time reservations are required as part of the free admission. If you aren’t one of the first 100 each day, you can still get 50% off admission during those days.
“We are thrilled to welcome B.C. back to Grouse Mountain with this amazing offer to experience our majestic wildlife, exciting activities and breathtaking views, right in their own backyard,” says Julia Grant, Grouse Mountain’s Communications Manager. “This summer is an incredible opportunity for locals to rediscover all the amazing activities and experiences Grouse Mountain offers. For those that don’t manage to score a free admission ticket, all Mountain Admission will be 50% off for the same time period.”
Included with admission, guests can visit with resident Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola at their mountaintop refuge, learn all about owls at the newly expanded Owl Interpretive Sessions, take in the unparalleled views from the Scenic Peak Chairlift and enjoy the fresh mountain air while exploring the mountaintop.
Information on Grouse Mountain’s Pure Clean Commitment and the new health and safety protocols can be found here.
Tourism Abbotsford’s first Sun & Soil summer concert series is happening in person (in wide open spaces) and live online from home. Each event presents a diverse mix of musical genres while supporting local artists, and highlighting Abbotsford’s handmade and homegrown flavours.
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Abbotsford’s Sun & Soil Summer Concert Series
When: Friday, July 24 to September 11, 2020 Where: Various Locations Tickets: Tickets are $50/person, sold online in packages for two or four people, and include local wine, beer, or cider, and charcuterie boxes with ingredients sourced from local farms. Respecting Covid-19 event restrictions, each concert is limited to 50 people.
The weekend is here and the event lineup for mid-July is warming up! The Queer Arts Festival launches today and the City of Coquitlam kicks off the weekend with another Summer Concert on Friday. These and more things to do in Vancouver this weekend are listed below:
In celebration of National Ice Cream Day on July 19th, McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport has partnered with The Praguery to offer a special decadent serve in support of the BC SPCA.
Dig into a delicious chimney cake filled with soft serve and topped with a “paw-some” cookie. $5 from every cone will go directly to the BC SPCA to support their Champions for Animals Initiative that works to protect and enhance the quality of life for animals in BC.
The Praguery will also be offering dog treats for any furry friends coming into the dog friendly centre.
The Praguery Food Truck serves hand crafted ice cream in freshly baked pastry cones called chimney cakes. Their fillings are house-made, with toppings and dough made from scratch every day with all-natural ingredients. They offer vegan options for ice cream and chimney cakes.
A fun and tasty experience for shoppers and their dogs and the perfect start or end to a day of shopping at the centre. McArthurGlen has also recently opened its Food Folk Eatery, a casual hub that houses Chachi’s, Dirtbelly, and Hula Poké.
SoundON has announced its summer concert lineup plus intimate, exclusive performances by BC artists. This province-wide campaign and resilience fund aims to help bring British Columbia’s music community, providing desperately needed support to those connected to the sector, including artists, presenters, production staff and venues.
SoundON Announces Concerts to Support BC’s Music Community
When: July and August, 2020 Where: Live on SoundOn.ca
The first project of its kind in Canada, it is the ultimate in community and collaboration as it brings together industry members from across the province with one common goal – to bring the province’s vibrant music industry back to life.
