25 Unique Vancouver Experiences to Gift for the Holidays

This year, support local and give the gift of a very Vancouver moment.

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25 Unique Vancouver Experiences to Gift for the Holidays

Holiday Favourite, East Van Panto, Goes Digital this December!

The Cultch and Theatre Replacement are thrilled to present Panto Come Home!, a live-streamed edition of East Vancouver’s favourite holiday tradition, East Van Panto, Dec 17-27, 2020. Continue reading:
Holiday Favourite, East Van Panto, Goes Digital this December!

Vancouver Christmas Guide 2020

Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, oh, what fun it is to ride, in a one-horse open sleigh! We’re fully feeling the festivities, so we’ve compiled this guide of all things Christmas.

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Vancouver Christmas Guide 2020

Take A Magical Journey to Santa with PNE WinterLights

Buckle up for this safe, drive-thru holiday experience that you can enjoy with your family from the warmth of your car along a 2-kilometre route bought to you by the PNE.

Experience a Winter Wonderland at Vancouver’s North Pole

Celebrate the festive season at Grouse Mountain’s annual Peak of Christmas®, beginning Friday, November 20th and running through January 3rd, 2021. The elves have been hard at work preparing the mountaintop to safely welcome you to Vancouver’s North Pole. Continue reading:
Experience a Winter Wonderland at Vancouver’s North Pole

Handel’s Messiah, Chor Leoni’s Angels Dance and more seasonal concert offerings in Vancouver

L.J. Mounteney with Van Django.

Looking for some seasonal favourites, musically speaking? This month, we have festive concerts ranging from gypsy jazz to choral to folk-roots and indie-pop. Check out some of Vancouver’s December musical offerings below.

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Handel’s Messiah, Chor Leoni’s Angels Dance and more seasonal concert offerings in Vancouver

Christmas in Vancouver: The Inside and Outside Guide

CREDIT:Bob Frid 2016 – Fly Over Canada

We all know how Vancouver’s winter weather works: one day it’s blue skies and sun and the next could mean drenching rain or bone-chilling cold. But so long as you’re dressed for any eventuality––and you have a good plan B––there’s no need to hide indoors with endless mugs of hot chocolate.

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Christmas in Vancouver: The Inside and Outside Guide