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10 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver this week (September 9-13)

Another week, another roundup of the best concerts, festivals, and outdoor activities to check out around town. Whether you want to soak up the last of the sun or peruse some local art, here are 10 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver this week (September 9-13).

Future & Metro Boomin – We Trust You Tour 

This week kicks off with an exciting Future & Metro Boomin concert, who have joined forces for their “We Trust You Tour” on Monday, September 9th.

When: Monday, September 9th
Where: Rogers Arena
Cost: $129.65

Passenger – All The Little Lights Anniversary Tour

Known for popular songs like “Let Her Go,” “Travelling Alone,” and “Heart of Gold,” Passenger is a quintessential indie artist you can catch onstage this Tuesday at the Orpheum.

When: Tuesday, September 10th
Where: Orpheum Theatre
Cost: $61.50+

Vancouver International Flamenco Festival

Some of the finest Canadian and international Flamenco artists are putting on a memorable show this week during this year’s Vancouver International Flamenco Festival. This year’s highlights include the Canadian premiere of Spain’s COMPAÑÍA MARCO FLORES with Rayuela at the Vancouver Playhouse.

When: Thursday, September 12th to Sunday, September 22nd
Where: Multiple dance centres and theatres
Cost: Free and ticketed shows

Sponsored pick: Visit Cowichan 

Fancy a road trip to see the fall colours begin? Consider this your official invitation to visit the scenic region of Cowichan. With beautiful beaches, sprawling vineyards, and a mix of eclectic art studios and local shops to peruse, a visit here is a no-brainer.

Where: Cowichan Region on Vancouver Island

Future Islands at the Malkin Bowl 

If a concert at Stanley Park’s Malkin Bowl is on your summer bucket list, it’s worth popping by this Tuesday or Wednesday to see Future Islands up onstage!

When: Tuesday, September 10th and Wednesday, September 11th
Where: 610 Pipeline Road
Cost: $53.55+

Pop! After Hours at Lot 19

Downtown Vancouver has an open mic night coming up this Thursday along with a poetry-writing workshop. So if you’re an avid wordsmith or simply appreciate good art with good people, it’s worth checking out!

When: Thursday, September 12th
Where: 855 West Hastings
Cost: Free admission

Vancouver Fringe Festival

One of the most celebrated annual events in Vancouver’s local arts community is back with 12 days of unforgettable shows—from big venues to tiny book shops, parking lots and even a show on a boat! Yes, we’re talking about the 40th annual Vancouver Fringe Fest!

Note that admission to the festival requires the purchase of a $10 annual membership, which helps cover artist costs to keep the annual event going.

When: Thursday, September 5th to Sunday, September 15th
Where: 1398 Cartwright Street
Cost: Tickets start from $15, plus a one-time $10 membership

Two Door Cinema Club 

Two Door Cinema Club is an Irish indie rock band that you’ll surely catch a vibe with this month. The band will be performing at the Orpheum on September 13th.

When: Friday, September 13th
Where: Orpheum Theatre
Cost: $66.75+

Visit a corn maze 

Now is the ideal time to visit one of the many corn mazes across the Lower Mainland! From Chilliwack to Abbotsford, to Victoria, there are plenty of options worth discovering.

Where: See our picks above

Shipyards Night Market

The beloved Shipyards Night Market is coming to a close this Friday, September 13th, so if you haven’t gone and hung out at the iconic outdoor market or beer garden, it’s worth stopping by this week before the end of the season. Pick up some tasty food truck eats and sit along the pier!

When: Every Friday until September 13th
Where: The Shipyards, North Vancouver
Cost: Free admission

And that’s a wrap on the best things to do in and around Vancouver this week. Cheers!

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