The event that started it all! Street Food City, Downtown Vancouver’s annual winter food truck festival, returns to the art gallery plaza during Dine Out Vancouver for the 13th year.
Street Food City Vancouver’s Annual Food Truck Festival
Dates: January 24-26, 2025
Times: 11:00am to 5:00pm daily
Location: šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl’e7énk Square (Vancouver Art Gallery North Plaza)
Entry: Free to attend, food costs are all set by the vendors.
The event welcomes the following food trucks and carts: Reel Mac & Cheese, Via Tevere, Disco Cheetah, Taste of Malaysia, Indish, Dos Amigos, Shameless Buns, Mr. Arancino, Slavic Rolls, Super Thai, The Mad Greek, Apertivo Coffee, Moms Grilled Cheese, Holi Masala.
Now in its 23rd year, Dine Out Vancouver festival goers can look forward to a tasty lineup of special menus from local chefs, unique culinary experiences, and a full schedule of delicious events. This year has the largest number of participating restaurants to date with more than 400 restaurants from the North Shore to downtown, through Richmond and beyond, dishing up menus in fixed price points ranging from $20 to $65 per person, plus a new $100 category for an exclusive pair of MICHELIN Guide starred restaurants.
Blending both Chinese and Scottish traditions, Gung Haggis Fat Choy returns with an unforgettable intercultural afternoon of food, music, poetry, and scotch. This beloved event has been a cornerstone of Vancouver’s cultural calendar for the last 26 years.
Enjoy a selection of dim sum, signature deep-fried haggis wonton dumplings, Scottish-Canadian haggis served with traditional Chinese-Canadian lettuce wrap, dessert and more.
It’s the first weekend of the year in Vancouver and there is a solid lineup of events and fun things to do. If you didn’t get the chance to enjoy some holiday activities, there are some that are still running throughout the weekend so now is your chance! Find these activities and many more things to do listed below:
A new year, another look back at the city’s history through images. Here is a collection of photos and historical tidbits from Vancouver in 1925, 100 years ago.
Dominion Day Parade July 1, 1925. Archives # CVA 1477-16
A new year is here along with fresh opportunities, our favourite events, and some exciting new activities. For over two decades, Miss604 has been your go-to source for events and activities around Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, and I can’t wait to see what the year has in store. The January Events in Vancouver list is updated daily so check back often:
