"Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Classical Garden" Tagged Posts |
Take your family on an adventure this Easter Long Weekend. From classic Easter egg hunts, to hiking, to historic sites and more, these one-day family-friendly itineraries are sure to keep your kids entertained.
Continue reading:
Family-Friendly Things to Do on Easter Long Weekend
Chinatown Gate. Entrance to Chinatown on Pender St; Photo: Destination Vancouver/Nelson Mouellic
Dating back to 1886, Vancouver’s Chinatown has a rich history and continues to be an extremely important neighbourhood within the city. In the last few years, Chinatown has taken on even more life with the opening of new restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions.
Continue reading:
Revitalizing Vancouver’s Chinatown: A Cultural, Retail, and Dining Destination
Cyclists and walkers on the Stanley Park Seawall. Photo: Destination BC/Heath Moffatt
It’s easy to experience British Columbia’s natural beauty without leaving Vancouver. Relax and rejuvenate with a visit to one of the city’s gardens and parks. They provide the perfect escape from the urban hustle and bustle. #thisisvancouver
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden is pleased to announce a new series of workshops throughout the summer in partnership with some local businesses and entrepreneurs.
These fun, engaging and hands-on activities will be taking place every Sunday before the Garden opens to the public, from 9:30am to 10:30am.
Continue reading:
Family Days at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Bear Creek Gardens. Photo: Scarlet Black/Surrey.ca
Spring has officially sprung in Vancouver. There are over two dozen beautiful gardens around the Vancouver area where you can enjoy gorgeous spring flowers. Explore rose gardens, Asian gardens, botanical gardens, walled gardens, and lots more.
Continue reading:
22 Gardens to Visit This Spring in Vancouver
Sourced from Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden; Photo Credit: William Luk
The shifting period from summer into more tranquil autumn is a gorgeous time in Vancouver, with the gradually changing leaves and weather.
The Mid-Autumn Festival is celebrated by many East Asian cultures through coming together in thanks and harmony. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, located in Vancouver’s Chinatown, is holding a very special evening in honour of this festival.
Chinatown’s Millennium Gate greets visitors to the neighbourhood.
History and culture saturate bustling Chinatown, which has evolved over the years into one of Vancouver’s hippest ‘hoods. Situated on the eastern side of downtown Vancouver, the colourful district – representing North America’s third largest Chinatown – is packed with apothecary stores, piled-high fresh produce stands and quirky one-off shops.
