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We're tracking 48 upcoming events in Vancouver spanning sports, concerts, music, theatre, plus 12 attractions and things to do. Use the filters below for what's on this weekend, tonight or later this month — every listing links to live prices and secure partner checkout.
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About Vancouver
Vancouver is where the Pacific meets the mountains, a glass-towered city ringed by ocean, rainforest and ski slopes. The 400-hectare Stanley Park frames the downtown peninsula with its seawall, totem poles and the Vancouver Aquarium, all easily explored on foot or by bike. Just across the harbour, the North Shore mountains rise sharply within view of the city centre.
Two of the region's signature experiences sit minutes apart on the North Shore. The Capilano Suspension Bridge sways 70 metres above a temperate rainforest canyon and connects to treetop walkways, while a short hop away the Grouse Mountain Skyride gondola climbs to alpine viewpoints, wildlife refuge and, in winter, ski runs overlooking the city lights.
Down at sea level, Granville Island's public market, the historic streets of Gastown with its steam clock, and seasonal whale-watching trips into the Salish Sea round out a city that pairs urban polish with the outdoors at every turn.
Top things to do in Vancouver
- Capilano Suspension Bridge and treetop walkways
- Grouse Mountain Skyride gondola and alpine views
- Stanley Park seawall and Vancouver Aquarium
- Whale-watching trips into the Salish Sea
Local tips for visiting Vancouver
- Visit Capilano early or late to beat tour-bus crowds; your ticket includes the Cliffwalk and Treetops Adventure.
- Take the free shuttle to Capilano from downtown in summer rather than driving, as parking is limited.
- Pack layers for Grouse Mountain; the summit is noticeably cooler than the city, even in summer.
- Whale-watching is best from May to October, when orca and humpback sightings peak in the Salish Sea.
Frequently asked questions
What events are happening in Vancouver this weekend?
Choose the "This Weekend" filter above to see every Vancouver event on sale for Saturday and Sunday, each with live prices and secure checkout.
What's on in Vancouver tonight?
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Are there free events in Vancouver?
The listings here are ticketed events and attractions with live prices, so we can't confirm free events. For paid concerts, theatre, sports and experiences in Vancouver, browse the listings above — each shows real prices before you buy.
Can I do Capilano Suspension Bridge and Grouse Mountain in one day?
Yes. Both are on the North Shore and lie about 15 minutes apart by car or shuttle, so many visitors pair them in a single day. Allow two to three hours for Capilano's bridge, Cliffwalk and Treetops, then head up the Grouse Mountain Skyride for the afternoon.
Is Stanley Park free to visit?
The park itself is free to enter and explore on foot or bike along the seawall. Paid attractions inside include the Vancouver Aquarium and the seasonal miniature train. Bike rentals are available near the Georgia Street entrance if you want to ride the full 9-kilometre loop.
When is the best time for whale-watching from Vancouver?
The main season runs from April or May through October, when resident and transient orcas, humpbacks and other marine life are most active in the Salish Sea. Tours depart from downtown and Steveston; bring a warm windproof layer, as it is cool on the water even on sunny days.