Take a journey through VanDusen Botanical Garden with Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE – a floral discovery celebrating global destinations June 9-18, 2023

A collection of lovely gardens in Vancouver that you should visit this season! Enjoy these lush, fragrant, and peaceful natural spaces

It’s Christmas at Bloedel Conservatory with Festivale Tropicale, on until January 5, 2020 with free-flying exotic birds, magical lights, colourful plant displays, music, and more.

Free Admission for Kids at VanDusen Botanical Garden in March! From March 1 to 29, get 2 free child admissions with the purchase of a regular price adult, senior, or youth admission at VanDusen and at the Bloedel Conservatory.

Holiday Heights at Bloedel Conservatory. From December 15, 2017 to January 7, 2018 experience an Arctic Oasis at Bloedel Conservatory with seasonal lights, music, and a holiday scavenger hunt.

Throughout the month of June, two of the city’s favourite local attractions are teaming up to offer a special combo admission pass. You can experience both VanDusen Botanical Garden and Bloedel Conservatory and save up to $11 for families and $6 for individuals. VanDusen Garden and Bloedel Conservatory Combo Pack Find your way through a […]

Kids get in Free at VanDusen Garden and Bloedel Conservatory this spring break! From March 14th to March 24th, take advantage of up to two free child admissions* with the purchase of a regular price adult, senior or youth admission at VanDusen Garden and/or Bloedel Conservatory. VanDusen Botanical Garden 5251 Oak Street Vancouver,BC V6M 4H1 […]

This Christmas, add even more magic and wonder to your holiday activity lineup by checking out Enchanted Nights at Bloedel. The Bloedel Conservatory, celebrating 46 years on December 6th, is one of Vancouver’s most spectacular hidden gems. As Canada’s largest single-structure conservatory, you’ve probably spotted its geodesic-style roof at QE Park and if you’ve ventured […]

On Thursday, December 6th, the Bloedel Conservatory will have its 43rd anniversary which makes it a valid candidate for this week’s Vancouver Icons photo profile: Photo credit: kennymatic & vancouver4life.com on Flickr The conservatory was built thanks largely to a $1.25 million donation through the Bloedel Foundation from lumber magnate Prentice Bloedel and his wife […]