What's Happening in the Lower Mainland This Weekend ( April 22-24 )

The Earth Day Sustainability Market centers on all things eco and environmentally friendly in celebration of Earth Day. 20+ vendors participating will be providing products, goods, or services that are locally sourced, with a focus on sustainable practices. Fun for the whole family (including pets) with food trucks and live music. Find out more.

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a new space-themed exhibition at Sensea Immersive at Tsawwassen Mills Mall. The attraction features films and displays about space travel, astronauts, planets and outer space.

Alegría is an all-time Cirque du Soleil classic reimagined for a new generation to fall in love with. At the heart of a kingdom that has lost its king, Alegría witnesses the power struggle at play between the old order and a new movement yearning for hope and renewal.

a hockey-themed event at the Shipyards in North Vancouver. Admission to the games is free with advanced registration. 

The craft beer brewery and distillery in North Vancouver has live music and a sunny patio.

Vancouver’s Saturday Trout Lake Farmers Market at John Hendry Park is one of the largest and most interesting weekly summer markets in the Lower Mainland. It's a lower mainland favorite.

A major running race involving as many as 50,000 participants. CLICK HERE for step-by-step instructions on how to submit/view results.

The Dancers of Damelahamid’s Coastal Dance Festival is an Indigenous cultural event at New Westminster’s Anvil Centre in the spring. Most activities are taking place in-person at the Anvil Centre at 777 Columbia Street in New Westminster.

The first market of the year. White Rock Farmers Market is one of Metro Vancouver’s largest markets and it takes place on Sundays in White Rock from May until October.