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Photo: Cirque du Soleil
Cirque du Soleil’s Echo is coming to Vancouver this fall and the acrobatics and stunts are fun for the whole family. Here’s how to plan a kid-friendly day with things to do before the show and dinner afterwards.
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Have a Family-Friendly Day in Vancouver with Cirque du Soleil
One of the tranquil ponds at VanDusen Botanical Garden. Photo: Destination BC/Grant Harder
You don’t have to go far to escape the hustle and bustle of Vancouver. You can find urban oases like gardens, parks, spas, ad more throughout the city to unwind and embrace the tranquillity of nature.
Main Street Car-Free Day. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Vision Event Photography
With fun neighbourhoods close to downtown, Vancouver is a great city to have a car-free adventure. From pedestrian zones to bike paths to public transit to street festivals, you’ll want to try these car-free experiences in Vancouver.
Grouse Mountain Skyride. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Grouse Mountain
For some people, Labour Day weekend marks the end of summer. While there are still a few weeks of warm weather left, it’s the perfect time to bask in the summer sun. In 2024, you can spend time in nature, hit the beach, visit a festival, and more on the August 31 to September 2 long weekend.
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How to Spend the 2024 Labour Day Weekend in Vancouver
The Sea to Sky Swinger. Photo: PNE
If you’re looking for summer fun for all ages, head to the Pacific National Exhibition at Hastings Park in East Vancouver, known to locals as the PNE. The annual PNE Fair is on from August 17 to September 2, but there are other events at the PNE all summer long.
Shipyards Night Market; Destination Vancouver/Vision Event Photography Inc.
Spend an amazing summer day soaking up the sunshine in Vancouver on patios, at the beach, on a paddleboard, and at outdoor markets.
