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Photo: Tilly Nelson/VICF
Prepare to spend some quality time at one of Vancouver’s many upcoming big family events this spring. As the school year gets closer to the end, with summer break on the horizon, there are a handful of stimulating activities, festivals, and exhibitions aimed at entertaining both kids and adults coming soon for families to gather for a whole day of fun together.
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Spend the Day at These Spring Family Events
Cycling in Coal Harbour. Photo: Tourism Vancouver / Hubert Kang
Vancouver is consistently rated one of the greenest cities in the world, so it should be no surprise that our city loves to celebrate Earth Day each April. From museum exhibits to shoreline clean-ups to street festivals and more, here’s what to do on Earth Day 2024.
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How to Celebrate Earth Day 2024 in Vancouver
Eunoia at the Firehall Arts Centre; Photo: Jeremy Mimnagh
With its vibrant arts and culture scene, Vancouver hosts a wide variety of different dance performances, ranging from classical ballet to expressive modern dance. This spring has a diverse line-up of dance performances, rich in talent, narrative, and intricate choreography.
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Innovative and Entertaining Dance Shows in Vancouver This Spring
Photo: Tap & Barrel – Bridges
With the arrival of warm weather, Vancouverites are flocking to the many spectacular patios in the city for lively hanging out and drinking. Vancouver’s diverse craft beer scene as well as its incredible bar talent mean that there are plenty of places where you can catch some rays while trying out a new hazy IPA or sipping a well-crafted cocktail.
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Fun Vancouver Breweries and Bars for Lively Outdoor Sipping
BMO Vancouver Marathon, Photo: Richard Lam/RUNVAN
As we move further into spring and the weather gets warmer, Vancouverites and visitors are gearing up for more fun in the sun. Whether you’re there to support a friend or cheer on all the runners, watching a race has an eclectic atmosphere and unmissable community spirit to Vancouver that you won’t want to miss.
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Cheer on the Vancouver Sun Run and BMO Marathon
Surrey Vaisakhi Parade. Photo: Discover Surrey/Aziz Dhamani @azizdhamani
Vaisakhi, also known as Sikh New Year, is a chance for the entire community to enjoy a parade with music, performances, and free food and drink. Everyone is welcome at this colourful celebration.
Photo: The Birdhouse
Thanks to the many different diverse communities here, Vancouver has a thriving cultural and entertainment scene. From 2SLGBTQIA+ artists to queer entertainers and drag queens, these wonderful performers showcase their talents weekly at hip venues across the city.
