Support local causes through these fundraising raffles and online silent auctions this season, with lots of prizes and packages to be won that will help their important programming and services in our community.

Enter to win tickets! As winter settles over the city, Chor Leoni once again lights up the season with its hallmark blend of traditional carols, world premieres, and reimagined holiday classics.

IndigE-girl Comedy, the acclaimed Indigenous and LGBTQ2S+ series known for sold-out shows across Canada, presents the Auntie Holiday Hotline in Vancouver this week. The annual showcase brings emerging and professional performers.

Our final edition of Vancouver Eats for 2025 is serving up delicious, December holiday menus, cozy winter openings and festive events to be found around the region. We’ve curated a list of our newest culinary favourites, events, along with notable limited edition dishes around Metro Vancouver.

The Arts Club Theatre Company production of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women is on now at the Granville Island Stage in Vancouver until January 4, 2026.

Make merry memories on picture-perfect holiday streets where it’s always Christmas. The Martini Town television and movie set in Langley is once again opening up to the public for Merry & Bright, their annual holiday celebration that is filled with photo ops.

Roedde House Museum in Downtown Vancouver’s West End is transforming into an immersive storytelling experience with the sounds and visuals of Charles Dickens’ immortal classic A Christmas Carol.

The Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site in Steveston is ready for the holiday season with a mix of festive fun, engaging exhibitions, and special events with Mr and Mrs Claus, on now until January 4, 2026.

The Arts Club Theatre Company presents Disney’s Frozen, the Broadway musical that is dazzling audiences at the Stanley BFL Canada Stage in Vancouver, on now until January 4, 2026 – and you can enter to win tickets!

Destination Downtown brings light and fun to Vancouver with a Ferris Wheel, lit words, light installations, and performances from the waterfront to the heart of the city, December through February.