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When the weather outside is frightful, getting cozy indoors is delightful. Here are our picks for Vancouver’s coziest winter activities.
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Colour Your Vancouver Adventure
A colouring experience that celebrates the city of 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
YVR Take-Off Fridays Offer Free Family Fun at the Airport
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With a soggy forecast for the next few days, indoor events are all the rage! Luckily, the very popular YVR Take-Off Fridays event is back for the 7th annual summer celebration starting tomorrow, July 8, 2016.
Recently voted the best airport in all of North America, you don’t need any other excuse to spend an afternoon at the airport! Each Friday, from July 8 to August 26, the terminal will be transformed to a family-friendly fun zone with music, entertainment, and lots of free activities.
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YVR Take-Off Fridays Offer Free Family Fun at the Airport
Kids in Vancouver: Cavort Through The City Of Kidtropolis
The streets of Kidtropolis | Photo: Kidtropolis
Imagine a miniature city – its streets lined with decorative lamp posts and colourful store fronts. Complete with a hospital, a pizzeria, a grocery store, a theatre – all of the amenities of a real-life metropolis, with the buildings of the tiny town reaching no higher than 6 feet tall. All it takes is one ingredient to bring this magical city to life: imagination.
Kidtropolis, a new play place located in Richmond, BC, offers a refreshing take on indoor play spaces for kids. Packed with real props, costumes, and life-like architecture, the 17,000 square foot city is jam-packed with imagination stations – perfect for a day of pretend play. I recently visited this charming cityscape with my 3 children (ages 2, 6, and 8), and they absolutely loved it. Here are some of the highlights from our visit. Continue reading:
Kids in Vancouver: Cavort Through The City Of Kidtropolis
