BC Events

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Vancouver Civic Theatres is hosting guided tours of the Orpheum, one of the most beautiful concert halls in North America. The Orpheum, a designated National Heritage Site, was built in 1927. Each year the theatre hosts international musicians, popular concerts and unique events; it is also home to the beloved Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. The 90-minute...

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,...

Start your Sunday with an awe-inspiring view as the backdrop to a Hatha yoga session. This gentle, slower-paced style of yoga focuses on physical postures and breathing—which will be all the more restorative with a stunning view of Vanier Park, English Bay and the North Shore Mountains. This will be the ultimate way to reset...

Exhibition Extension: IN FLUX: RHYTHMS OF LIFE at Lipont Gallery Extended to March 19, 2026 RICHMOND, BC — February 24, 2026 — Due to exceptional public interest, Lipont Gallery is pleased to announce that the contemporary art exhibition “IN FLUX: RHYTHMS OF LIFE – Art by Sichen Grace Chen, Yuan Wen, and Echo Xie” has...

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...

With more than 75 participating spots and 16+ ticketed dining experiences, this month-long celebration showcases the incredible diversity and creativity of Burnaby’s culinary scene. From neighbourhood favourites to exciting new additions, the festival brings together restaurants, bakeries, breweries, and food trucks across the city with special prix-fixe menus and unique culinary experiences. This year’s lineup...

The Province of BC has proclaimed March 2026 as Women’s Health Research Month. Women make up 51% of the population yet receive only 7% of national health research funding. This March, during Women’s Health Research Month, BC Women’s Health Foundation is bringing awareness to the significant gap in women’s health and the importance of philanthropy...

Get Ready for Drag Fight Club: Spring Break Brawl! Spread over 3 events, the competition has been spun on it’s head and we’re thrilled to be introducing the very first Team Challenge, with one victorious winning Team! Runway Lewks, Themed Individual Performances, Choreographed Group Numbers, Team Mentors & Twists are all included in this frenzied...

The Birth Standard Prenatal Class is a three day workshop designed to support and empower you through the transition into parenthood—both mentally and physically. Grounded in evidence-based education, this comprehensive course guides you from pregnancy and labour through the early days at home with your baby. Led by Blair Graham BScN, RN, you’ll gain practical,...

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 wild rumpus returns! Jump right in and help Max transform his bedroom into the many landscapes of his adventures. Sail along together to the land of the Wild Things! This highly interactive production is a guided play experience, adapted from the timeless classic by Maurice Sendak. After 20 years and more than 1,000 performances...

Get ready to explore exciting career paths and hands-on experiences at the Youth Trades Fair – it’s where your future begins! The Building Tomorrow Youth Trades Fair is designed to connect youth with the wide range of career opportunities available within the trades sectors. Representatives from leading trades schools, companies, and institutions will be present...

A struggling actress’s life spins out of control, landing her in rehab, in this irreverent and darkly funny play. Emma was having the time of her life. Now she’s in rehab. Her first step is to admit that she has a problem. But the problem isn’t with Emma, it’s with everything else. She needs to...

The latest production of Little Dipper Theatre Co. March 12th – 29th The Great War is over, but Myra Bennett will not slow down. She has left England on a temporary assignment as the lone nurse to nearly 500km of rural coastline in Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula. Determined to leave her mark, Myra must brave...

On the Lindsay Family Stage at Granville Island Sure, Benjamin Franklin may have been one of the greatest scientific minds of all time, but that totally did not make him a great dad. What was it like to be the only son of this legend in his own time? Pressure, much? With contemporary wit and...

The FibroScan Screening Projec, is a vital community initiative aimed at detecting fatty liver disease and its progression to liver fibrosis or cirrhosis. Through advanced FibroScan technology, the program offers non-invasive liver scans to identify individuals at risk of liver damage.

Travel back in time at Fort Langley National Historic Site with daily family activities from March 14–29. Enjoy a Parka the Beaver scavenger hunt, gold panning, and hands-on historic fun. Special programs on March 21 and 22 include rock painting, outdoor games, and Métis cultural activities. Drop-in friendly with free 4-hour parking available. Regular admission...

Spring Discovery Days Join us for two weeks of hands-on discovery as we explore the lifeblood of our region: the mighty Fraser River. Dive into the stories that flow through our waters, bringing together Indigenous traditions and salmon conservation science. WHAT: Mar 14th to 21st: Roots of the Fraser Learn about trade routes and trade...

Camp Descriptions: Week 1: Rooted in the River – March 16-20 • Grab your magnifying glasses and take a close look at the past, present, and future of the Fraser River. We’ll dive into how humans have lived, worked and changed the river. In this week of camp, we will learn about pollution, science, climate...

Facilitation Lab Vancouver offers a hands-on environment where you can test ideas, navigate real challenges, and strengthen your skills through practice. This session uses the Practice Playground format — an interactive structure where participants rotate between facilitating, role-playing, and giving feedback. It’s experiential, supportive, and focused on practical growth rather than theory. Bring a real...

Presented by Super Simple Caitie is throwing a surprise party for Tobee… and you’re invited! Get ready for a 90-minute interactive musical adventure with Caitie and your favourite friends from Super Simple Songs including The Bumble Nums, Finny the Shark, Noodle & Pals, and of course, Tobee! Sing, dance, and play along to hit songs...

Please join us from 6-8pm for an evening of musical fun for the entire family. Try a variety of instruments, meet our teachers, make new friends, have all of your questions answered, take a tour of the school and hear special student performances. Be sure not to miss the feature children’s performance at 7pm! This...

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...