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It’s time to start thinking about where to celebrate Father’s Day (Sunday, June 18, 2023). Vancouver restaurants have plenty of tasty options, ranging from seafood boils to barbecue spreads, to show your appreciation for the dad(s) in your life.
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Vancouver Food Options for Father’s Day 2023
Cycling on the Seawall in Stanley Park. Photo: Destination Vancouver / Coast Mountain Photography
Take Dad outside this Father’s Day. Choose from hikes, parks, festivals, fishing, biking, running, and many more events in the Vancouver area.
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12 Outdoorsy Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day 2023 in Vancouver
For yourself or for the fathers in your life, there is a lot of fun to be had this weekend. The Queer Arts Festival opens, there’s free family events at the Bill Reid Gallery, symphony, comedy, football, drag, burlesque, a car show, and behind-the-scenes tours of the Commodore Ballroom.
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Can you picture a world without cars? Pretty hard to imagine these days. But, this weekend will give you a glimpse at a car-free world with the annual Car Free Festival being held in Kitsilano, the West End, and on Main Street. (Note: There is also a Car Free Day Festival on Commercial Drive, but it is held in July.)
On Saturday, June 16 and Sunday, June 17 (Father’s Day!) the Car Free Festival will take over some of Vancouver’s busiest roadways to celebrate the community. Local organizers create each event with a slightly different feel, reflective of the neighbourhood.
For 2018, here’s an idea about what will be happening in each of the neighbourhoods:
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Bike, Ride, Walk or Bus to Car Free Day in Vancouver!
