Photo: The Wild Fig
Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful for the best things in life: good food, time with loved ones, and the beauty of nature. If you’re spending the long weekend in Vancouver, we’ve got you covered with tips for the best restaurants, family-friendly fall activities, and outdoor adventures.
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Things to Do This Thanksgiving Weekend in Vancouver
Fanny Bay Oyster Bar and Shellfish Market; Photo: Leila Kwok
The establishments featured in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Vancouver— revealed on October 3—evidence the diversity of the city’s restaurant scene, as well as a shared investment in sustainability.
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Vancouver MICHELIN Restaurants: A Commitment to Sustainability
Photo: Pumpkins After Dark
It’s spooky season in Vancouver, but it doesn’t have to be terrifying. From ghost trains to pumpkin patches, there are lots of family-friendly Halloween attractions around the city.
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Family-Friendly Halloween Attractions Around Vancouver
2024 MICHELIN Guide Vancouver; Photo: Tara Lee
In a highly anticipated gala ceremony, the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Vancouver was announced tonight at the Commodore Ballroom.
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The Big Reveal of the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Vancouver
Photo: Destination Vancouver/Albert Normandin
Each year renowned travel magazine Conde Nast Traveler runs a reader’s choice survey. This year, they named Vancouver one of the best cities in the world alongside heavy hitters like London, Sydney and Tokyo. In explaining Vancouver’s win, Conde Nast Traveler called out our city’s unique mix of proximity to nature, vibrant creative arts scene, and diverse foodie culture.
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Conde Nast Traveler Names Vancouver One of the Best Cities in the World
Sam McLellan & Dewight Braxton Jr. in The Book of Mormon, Photo: Julieta Cervantes/Broadway Across Canada
Fall theatre season is upon us. Go out and enjoy some fine comedies, dramas, and musical performances across stages and venues this autumn. There’s going to be plenty of great theatre performances by both local and touring artists in different neighbourhoods.
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All the Fall Theatre You Should See in Vancouver
Photo: Cougar Creek’s House of Horrors
If you want to get scared this Halloween, Vancouver has plenty of haunted houses, mazes, films, and tours to terrify you. But enter only if you dare: these experiences will have your pulse racing and your hair standing on end. Most are not appropriate for kids under 13.
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Haunted Vancouver: Where to Get Scared This Halloween
