BC Events

Celebrate the arrival of spring as River District awakens in bloom – with floral art, seasonal gatherings, and special collaborations unfolding throughout the community from March 20 to June 20. Visitors can take in floral displays at River District Town Centre by Fleurs de Villes and window mural artwork by Wkndrs. Local businesses will also...

Join us in celebrating the 9th anniversary of Sikh Heritage Month in British Columbia! Sikh Heritage Month is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Sikh Canadians to the social, economic and cultural fabric of BC. All events are open to the public, and aimed at increasing awareness and building intercultural relationships.

For 40 years, Metropolis at Metrotown has been where Metro Vancouver gathers. This spring, the centre is celebrating the community that has supported it every step of the way with a nostalgia-inspired anniversary event running April 13 to June 14. During the two-month celebration, the Met will transform into a walk down memory lane with...

Re-Vision the Art of Recycling is proud to present Art Against Climate Disaster at Deer Lake Gallery from April 16–25, 2026. Art Against Climate Disaster highlights environmental challenges and features works from 19 local artists working in sculpture, collage, and painting — on view both inside and outside the gallery. Artists include Valerie Arntzen, whose...

Step into the lively world of voyageurs, music, and storytelling at the 16th annual Vive les Voyageurs Festival on April 18, 2026 at Fort Langley National Historic Site. From historic skills like blacksmithing and coopering to dancing, Métis beading, and a voyageur singalong, there’s something for curious visitors of all ages. Come hungry, too. Traditional...

Everyone is welcome! You’re invited to this not-to-be-missed FREE community event celebrating everything that makes Penticton truly remarkable. The TRUE Penticton Experience Market is your chance to connect face-to-face with South Okanagan tourism businesses, wineries, attractions and experience providers, all in one place. Get inspired and explore the unique adventures, flavors, and experiences that draw...

40 Years of Bridging Cultures: Celebrating Chinese Culture as One Community Dates: April 24-26, 2026 Hours: Friday, April 24: 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM Saturday & Sunday, April 25–26: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM (regular admission applies) Location: Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden Address: 578 Carrall St, Vancouver, BC V6B 5K2 Step back in...

Watch exciting dragon boat race action at the Inlet Spring Regatta at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody. Free entrance for spectators. Enjoy food trucks, merchants and a beer garden. More information at http://www.inletspringregatta.com

More than 50 potters offer a wide range of hand-crafted ceramics. The Aberthau Potters Club Sale is a very popular community event. It takes place Saturday, April 25th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the gymnasium beside the West Point Grey Community Centre, 4397 West 2nd in Vancouver.

The 2026 Verses Festival of Words is thrilled to return from April 27–May 2, 2026 at Chill X Studio. This year’s theme Intimate Dialogues examines how we share connections, consume content, and whisper resilience in the face of global silencing and genocide. The programming focuses on gathering, community, shared learning, and amplifying voices in solidarity....

One of Vancouver’s favourite handmade markets is back this spring. The Got Craft Spring Market returns on Saturday, May 2 and Sunday, May 3 at the Croatian Cultural Centre (3250 Commercial Drive) in East Vancouver from 10-5pm bringing together 100 Canadian makers, designers, and small businesses for a weekend of local shopping and connecting with...

The City of Richmond is proud to present Ships to Shore: Kaiwo Maru at Garry Point Park from May 2–3, 2026. This free, family-friendly festival invites visitors to enjoy a unique cultural and maritime experience as the world-renowned Kaiwo Maru docks at Steveston’s historic waterfront. One of the largest tall ships in the world, the...

Get ready for community spirit and excitement as downtown Port Coquitlam comes alive for May Days. Join thousands of visitors from across Metro Vancouver for free family fun, vibrant local culture, exciting live entertainment, and the annual May Day Parade. 10am – Kids Bike Race 11am – Parade 12-3pm Family Stage with entertainment in Leigh...

Step into one of Metro Vancouver’s most iconic May long weekend traditions at the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair, where fairground admission gives you access to a packed lineup of live music, family attractions, cultural experiences, food vendors, and interactive exhibits. From roaming performers and community showcases to high-energy entertainment on six stages, there’s something...

The SFDS Spring Fair is one of Burnaby’s most beloved community celebrations—an annual tradition that brings families, neighbours, and friends together for a full day of fun, food, and festivity. Hosted by St. Francis de Sales School, the fair transforms Rene Memorial Park into a vibrant hub filled with exciting games, delicious treats, live entertainment,...

Eid Expo is a vibrant marketplace celebrating Eid through culture, shopping, and family-friendly experiences. Bringing together businesses, artisans, food vendors, and community organizations, the event attracts thousands of visitors and offers a powerful platform to showcase your brand, sell products, and connect with the community. Friday: 5PM – 10PM Saturday: 12PM – 10P Sunday: 12PM...

ScotFestBC – a weekend of all things Scot and Celtic. Home to the 129th British Columbia Highland Games, come on out for competition in piping and drumming, heavy events, and dance. Stay for Celtic music in the Big Tent, a huge whisky school, cultural workshops, children’s fun, vendors, food trucks, old British cars, and a...

Come celebrate the cultures that make Canada so special at the Canadian Cultural Festival at Burnaby Nikkei! This festival will host 2500+ attendees from various cultural backgrounds and feature over 12+ performances, 55+ vendors including a job fair, cultural and historical fair, interactive exhibits, arts and crafts, and food experiences. This is Burnaby’s biggest multicultural...

It’s going to have all the things you love — lively music and dancing, a bustling street festival vibe, local artisans and vendors, great food (and a pancake breakfast!), kids’ activities, community showcases, and yes… Chicken Poop Bingo — plus a few special surprises, too. Plan on making your way to Lytton on September 5...