BC Events

Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art presents the world premiere of Every River Has a Mouth, guest curated by Snuneymuxw artist Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun, from February 14, 2026 – February 14, 2027. Guided by the concept of the river as a physical and symbolic connector, Every River Has a Mouth highlights the deep cultural,...

Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art presents Blossoming, a solo exhibition from Kwakwaka’wakw artist Jamie Gentry, curated by Aliya Boubard, from February 28 – May 24, 2026. After 12 years of creating moccasins by commission, this exhibition serves as an opportunity for Gentry to implement her handcrafted beadwork based solely on personal inspiration, culminating...

The Polygon Gallery presents Tania Willard: Photolithics from March 7–May 24, 2026. The exhibition is Willard’s first since winning the 2025 Sobey Art Award — Canada’s biggest contemporary art prize — and is her largest solo show to date. Photolithics, a portmanteau of ancient words for “light” and “stone,” highlights Willard’s evolving photographic practice, in...

The Museum of Anthropology at UBC (MOA) presents the world premiere of Tupananchiskama: Ancient Andean Cosmovision, on display at MOA from March 19, 2026–January 3, 2027. Guest curated by Luis Manuel González, Adjunct Professor in UBC Department of Anthropology, the bilingual (English and Spanish) exhibition offers a glimpse into Andean cosmovision–a holistic and spiritual framework...

Every day, single mothers face impossible choices like paying rent or putting food on the table, missing work to care for their children or leaving them unattended, pursuing education or earning immediate income. This Mother’s Day, Cause We Care Foundation is inviting the community to honour all mothers while raising critical funds to support single...

Legends Awaken explores the fascinating world of mythical creatures and legendary beings from cultures around the globe. From mighty griffins soaring the skies to enchanting mermaids dwelling in the depths of the ocean, the exhibition brings these timeless legends to life through art. Their stories and imagery continue to inspire, evolving as they are reimagined...

Richmond-based artist Sofiya Mukhachova bridges the gap between cosmic physics and the human mind, exploring the “possibility of the improbable” through light and mixed media. Opening Reception Saturday, March 28, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM (free event) https://sofiya.eventbrite.ca Exhibition Dates March 28 – April 30, 2026 (Mon – Fri 10am-5pm or by appointment. Free admission.)...

Burnaby Central Railway – Miniature Train Rides (Weekends and Holidays) April 3 (Good Friday) through Oct 12 (Thanksgiving) 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM An authentic family railroad experience that attracts riders of all ages. Easy to board and ride for children and adults alike. Each train is pulled by a miniature, but real, one-eighth size...

A local Vancouver Drag competition hosted by Mimi Anmormi and Sophia Diamonds. Produced by Diamormi Productions Every Thursday from 7pm till 11pm

A three-day event taking place April 10 to 12 at the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel in Vancouver, with online access available for those joining from elsewhere. Produced by Real Love Ready, In Bloom brings together some of today’s most respected voices in relationships, healing, communication, and personal growth for a thoughtful weekend of conversation and learning....

Lipont Gallery & Affordable Open Art Present Richmond Art Market – Spring 2026 Edition A Celebration of Local Creativity and Community Friday April 10, 5:00PM – 8:00PM Saturday April 11, 12:00pm – 6:00pm Sunday April 12, 12:00pm – 6:00pm Lipont Theatre at Lipont Place, 4211 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC (Optional Donation Entry) Lipont Gallery...

🌸✨ Spend the weekend with us at The Pipe Shop in the Shipyards District for a fun two-day pop-up featuring an amazing mix of local makers, creatives, and small businesses from across the Lower Mainland. 🛍️💫 Browse everything from handmade goodies and delicious treats to art, accessories, home finds, and thoughtful gifts. 🍪🕯️🎁 There’s something...

Cost: $0.00 On selected Saturdays, the WVAM! Family Art Project invites families to drop in to the museum for a free afternoon art workshop based on the topic of the West Vancouver ­Art Museum’s current exhibition. All art supplies are provided. This workshop is generously supported by Cedric and Mary Burgers with appreciation for community...

Dust off your cowboy hat and get ready for a boot-stompin’ good time! The 13th annual Hometown Hoedown for Hospice, presented by Century Plumbing and Heating, is back, bringing you an unforgettable night of country fun — all in support of Chilliwack Hospice Society. Round up your family and friends and join us for: A...

Please join SFU English and Poetry in Canada for the 4th annual Phyllis Webb Memorial Reading featuring award recipient Wayde Compton. This free event takes place on Saturday, April 11th (Doors: 6:15 PM; Event: 7-9 PM) at SFU Harbour Centre (Room 1400). Special guests include Cecily Nicholson and Courtenay Chan. Hosted by Professor Stephen Collis....

Join us for our 4th annual Human Library® event and challenge your own prejudices and stereotypes to broaden your understanding. Connect in-person with people who might not normally cross your path. Check out a volunteer Book for 20 minutes to hear about their lived experiences and ask questions.

Join author Denise Chong, best known for her family memoir, The Concubine’s Children, for a conversation on the writer’s use of the tool of memory: powerful, but also fickle and unreliable. Q&A moderated by Lucie McNeill, former CBC Radio current affairs host in Vancouver, and a freelance journalist in China. Books will be available for...

Join us at Gateway Theatre for a special performance of Vancouver’s wildly popular storytelling series, The Flame, where we will be featuring the fresh work of 7-8 storytellers who have just participated in a storytelling workshop the same weekend! Come see the incredible work they will have put together, thanks to the leadership of The...

Behind every diagnosis is a family searching for a beacon of light. 🕯️ The ALS Society of BC’s Project HOPE was created to be that light, providing compassionate care and access to life-changing clinical trials. During the “Double the Hope” campaign, you have the unique opportunity to double your support for British Columbians living with...

CredX 2026 brings together leaders from industry, post‑secondary institutions, and government to explore the critical issues shaping skills development and Canada’s future workforce. The two‑day conference will focus on current and emerging skills gaps, sector needs across B.C.’s economy, and collaborative approaches to strengthening workforce readiness. Industry speakers will represent technology, talent and recruitment, natural...

Spend an evening in our museum and relax by making your own art trading cards to trade, give away, or keep for yourself. Art trading cards are a movement of creating miniature pieces first started in 1997 when Swiss artist Vanci Stirnemann invited guests to create mini art cards to trade with him, it’s now...

Join prominent Canadian writers and leaders in the arts, business, and society for a national conversation on connection. Canadian writers create the connective tissue that bonds us — their insights inform our thinking on the issues that shape culture and their voices represent us to the world abroad. Authors tell stories of who we are...

DanceHouse and Vancouver New Music present the BC Premiere of Australia’s Stephanie Lake Company’s Manifesto, April 16 to 18, 2026, at 8pm at the Vancouver Playhouse. In a unique pairing, nine drummers and nine dancers—with backgrounds ranging from contemporary and ballet to salsa and hip hop, from jazz and metal to classical and experimental—will share...

The Abbotsford Quilters Guild is presenting our Quilts in the Valley Quilt Show- April 17 & 18th at the Abbotsford Pentecostal Church. Doors open at 10am. Admission is $10. Over 200 quilts on display, as well as raffle baskets, a tea room and local vendors.