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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
Food trucks for Street Food City. Dine Out Vancouver Festival
Vancouver’s rich diversity gets showcased in the many cultural cuisines offered by local food trucks. Paired with Vancouver’s West Coast location, the city’s food trucks enjoy some of the most beautiful surroundings in the world. Plus, the warm weather and the lengthening days make eating al fresco a particularly lovely option at this time of year.
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Enjoy Delicious Eats from Vancouver Food Trucks
Photo: Jericho Beach Kayak Centre
On March 23, 2024, from 8:30pm to 9:30pm, people around the world are encouraged to go “lights off” and spend 60 minutes contemplating and committing to action to further the well-being of the planet. Earth Hour resonates with Vancouver, a city known for its commitment to sustainability and green living.
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Earth Hour: Where and How to Learn about Sustainable Vancouver
Tyler Myers & Elias Pettersson, Photo: Vancouver Canucks
Maybe you’ve heard about the Vancouver Canucks‘ improbable 2023/24 hockey season so far, as they sit atop the Pacific Division and Western Conference and second overall in the entire NHL, on pace for their second-best-ever finish. Before they head into the Stanley Cup playoffs with home-ice advantage in April, catch a game at Rogers Arena and be a part of their dream regular season before it ends.
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Catch A Vancouver Canucks Game Before Their Regular Seasons Ends
Railtown Catering; Photo: Jelger + Tanja Photography
The Easter weekend falls March 29 to April 1, 2024, which means it’s time to start booking your Easter gatherings at local restaurants. Establishments in town are offering Easter brunches and dinners in true Vancouver style, with a focus on diversity, local ingredients, and sustainability.
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10 Brunch and Dinner Options for Sumptuous and Diverse Easter Dining in Vancouver
Jacki Gunn, Maggie Onedo, Mary Saunders, Jalen Saip, Alex Gullason, Aida Virizu in Ladies Against Humanity at The Improv Centre; Photo: Zemekiss Photography
On Friday, March 8, 2024, events to commemorate International Women’s Day will take place all across the world. Here, in Vancouver, there are a wide variety of happenings on and around March 8 to champion the many amazing women who are making a big impact in this city—and beyond.
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10 Ways to Celebrate International Women’s Day in Vancouver
Hoobiyee at Vancouver’s PNE Forum; Photo: Nisga’a Ts’amiks Vancouver Society
The Nisga’a Nation, whose traditional territories are located in northwestern British Columbia, celebrate their New Year, Hoobiyee, in February and March. Over 6,000 people strong, members of the Nisga’a Nation also reside across the province, including a substantial community in Vancouver.
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Celebrate Hoobiyee 2024 with The Nisga’a Ts’amiks Vancouver Society
