Happy Sunday, Vancouver! We hope that you’ve enjoyed the long weekend so far, and are ready for the upcoming week. If you need a few things to look forward to, we’re right here to help you out. Winter is over, after all, and we should be having some spring fun.
Here are 10 things to do in Vancouver this week.
Grab some unique delivery items
Looking for a fun way to support your favourite local restaurants and stores? We just found out about Legends Haul, which lets you turn some of the best kitchens in the city into your own personal pantry.
Where: Click the link above for more info
Look at a food-focused art exhibit
Feeling a little peckish? Well, you might want to plan to visit The Polygon’s next exhibit, titled A Feast for the Eyes. The show is a roundup of some of the world’s most famous photographers, and all the pieces have one thing in common- a focus on food.
When: Open throughout April
Where: 101 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver
Cost: Admission by donation
Head to a patio
With the new restrictions in place for the next few weeks, patios in Vancouver will be a hot ticket item this spring. Luckily, we’ve got a list of some great places for you to check out around the city. Just make sure you’re also following social guidelines if you decide to go.
Where: Click the link above for more info
Dive in on your own public art tour
The Vancouver Mural Fest has covered neighbourhoods around the city with gorgeous artworks. But, we recommend that you check out the latest addition to the Vancouver Biennale’s Open Air Museum. Either way, interesting public art is a great daytime option in the spring.
Where: Click the links above for more info
Go on an early spring hike
For the more adventurous, April is when some amazing hikes in and around Metro Vancouver start to open up. Whether you’re craving a leisurely park walk or some more challenging trips, this region has everything you could ask for and more!
Where: Click the link above for more info
Check out a Drive-In Movie
Really craving a movie on the big screen? You can still head down to the Twilight Drive-In for a socially-distanced experience. They usually have great lineups on the weekend as well, from new releases to timeless classics.
When: Showtimes weekly
Where: 260th Street & Fraser Highway, Langley
Cost: $30 and up
Enjoy a rainy day activity
Rain got you feeling down? Turn that frown around and get out on the town! Ok, we’re done with our Dr. Suess impression. From galleries to museums and more, Vancouver is no stranger to rainy day fun.
Where: Click the link above for more info
Visit a Japanese garden
The Nitobe Memorial Garden at UBC is one of the best hidden gems in the city. If you’re looking for a beautiful place to see Vancouver (and its cherry blossoms) in the spring, then this is a great option. Plus, you’ll be right there if you decide to take our advice and check out the treewalk.
When: Open Wednesday to Sunday
Where: Lower Mall, UBC
Cost: $5
Play Disc Golf at Queen Elizabeth Park
If you’re looking for a way to hang with your friends outdoors in a socially distanced manner then disc golf might just be for you. And what’s even better is that the course at Queen Elizabeth Park is completely free! So grab a frisbee and your friends and try it out.
When: Open throughout April
Where: 33rd Avenue and Cambie St
Seek out some beautiful cherry blossoms
We have a feeling that checking out cherry blossoms will be a top choice for us this spring, and we’re down for it. After all, cherry blossoms are beautiful, free, and a great opportunity for some fresh air. Now, the issue is picking where to go, but we’ve got you covered with the city’s best areas.
Where: Click the link above for more info
That’s what we’ve got for you this week, Vancouver!
