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The 2026 Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival returns to Sen̓áḵw/Vanier Park in Vancouver and is on now until September 19, 2026. The Festival’s 37th Season features a blend of Shakespearean comedy and tragedy with two unique adaptations of Greek classics. Bard on the Beach 2026 “We are thrilled to bring together the work of Shakespeare and Sophocles for an unforgettable season at Bard on the Beach,” said Founding Artistic Director Christopher Gaze.

The 49th Annual Vancouver Folk Music Festival returns to ʔəy̓alməxʷ Jericho Beach Park on July 17 to 19. The 2026 Festival welcomes 35 incredible artists and groups from across Canada, North America, and around the world. Vancouver Folk Music Festival 2026 The Vancouver Folk Music Festival is a weekend of internationally acclaimed artists, emerging voices, collaborative performances, food vendors, artisan markets, family programming, and community gathering spaces.

JAI HO Vancouver Festival of Colours 2026 The countdown is ON! Jai Ho Festival of Colours returns on Saturday, July 25! Get ready for a day packed with: Live music & DJs Bollywood & Fusion dance Epic colour throws Delicious food Kids’ activities Fun for the whole family FREE ADMISSION! Bring your family, invite your friends, and let’s create unforgettable memories together in a celebration of joy, culture, music, and colour! Let’s paint the sky with colour and fill our hearts with joy! 📅...

Looking for the best places to meet fluffy farm animals in Metro Vancouver? Whether you’re planning a fun family outing or simply want to spend the day surrounded by goats, sheep, bunnies, alpacas, and other adorable animals, these local farms are perfect for getting outside and enjoying some wholesome countryside charm.

Summer in Metro Vancouver is full of great outdoor days, but sometimes you just need an easy indoor plan—whether it’s a heat wave, smoky skies, or you just want a break from the routine. That’s where these summer-friendly indoor venues for high-energy kids come in. They’re fun, active, and perfect for climbing, jumping, and exploring while you get a bit of a breather indoors.

A safety issue that could impact drivers’ ability to see behind their vehicles has prompted a major recall across Canada this past week, affecting thousands of minivans. More than 32,000 Odyssey vehicles are impacted. The issue involves the rear-view camera assembly, where water can enter the unit and cause corrosion on the printed circuit board (PCB). If the damage occurs, the rear camera image may fail to appear when the vehicle is shifted into reverse.

If you have a Rowenta cordless vacuum at home, you’ll want to double-check the model. Health Canada has issued a recall for select Rowenta Cordless Vacuum Cleaners after discovering the lithium-ion battery could overheat and catch fire, creating a serious fire and burn hazard. Rowenta Cordless Vacuum Recall 2026 According to the recall, the battery located in the vacuum’s handle can overheat and ignite while the vacuum is in use.

There’s something special about patio season when you have kids. A simple lunch can turn into a waterfront stroll, a playground adventure, or an afternoon exploring a new neighbourhood. The best family-friendly patios in Metro Vancouver make it easy to turn an ordinary meal into a fun family outing, with great food and easy access to parks, beaches, and waterfront walks. These family-friendly patios in Metro Vancouver are perfect for relaxed days out with the kids.

Pride in PoCo is an annual celebration of 2SLGBTQI+ communities and gender-diverse people. This event reflects our commitment to removing barriers and developing welcoming, inclusive and safe places for the City’s diverse populations. The Pride celebration aligns with a key priority identified by the City’s Community Mosaic Roundtable (CMR), to welcome and celebrate all people, including 2SLGBTQI+ communities.

Celebrate the vibrant traditions, flavours, and sounds of Japan right here in Burnaby. Returning for its 14th year, Nikkei Matsuri is expanding with more culture, more food, and an all-new community zone. Whether you’re here for the thunderous taiko drums, the sizzling street food, or dancing in a sea of colourful yukata under the lanterns, there is something for everyone.