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With Family Day just around the corner, now is as good a time as any to dive into some of the family-friendly events you can take advantage of this year. And in BC, the government is providing $300k in funding to help families across the province access free Family Day activities – so get ready to leave your wallets at home.
From February 17th to 20th, British Columbians can take advantage of dozens of free recreational activities, from free museum admission to family fairs.
“Whether it’s a visit to a recreation centre, museum or art gallery, we know many British Columbians plan to celebrate the holiday weekend with a special activity with loved ones,” said Lana Popham, Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport. “Our government’s annual investment in Family Day ensures British Columbians have a great selection of events in their local communities where cost is not a barrier.”
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Administered by the BC Museums Association and BC Recreation and Parks Association, this funding will help community-based organizations cover the costs of hosting free Family Day activities across the province.
Whether you want to go on a hike, go ice skating or swimming, or take part in cultural activities at your local community centre, there are plenty of options to consider for every member of the family.
For even more admission-free Family Day events to check out in BC, you can visit here.
And that’s the list, Vancouver. Whether you stay in town or are planning a road trip over the long weekend, there are plenty of free activities to enjoy with your loved ones this year.
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