FRIDAYS, JUNE - OCTOBER

Join us every Friday from 3 to 6 pm, June to October at the Downtown Community Barn.

JUNE - OCTOBER

Come to the farm with containers you want to pick into (never fear if you don’t have any - we sell buckets in the store) and remember to get them weighed before you head into the fields.

June-July: Strawberries
July-September : Blueberries
October: Pumpkins

THURSDAYS

Revel in the stunning architecture of the Audain Art Museum as you work through a calming one-hour practice with rotating instructors.

Every Thursday | 9:30 – 10:30 am | Pre-registration is required

MAY 17 - 19

Whistler’s longest running festival engages children and families in arts and culture, urging them to explore creativity and let their imaginations run wild.

SUNDAYS UNTIL OCTOBER 13

Discover fresh produce, artisan foods, and a range of artistic creators. Located on the Upper Village Stroll at the base of Blackcomb Mountain

JUNE 1 - 23

Nourish Whistler Wellness Series offers 30-plus unique events happening throughout the month of June. Experience the nourishing effects of spring in the mountains of Whistler.

JULY 1 - SEPTEMBER 1

All summer long, Whistler Olympic Plaza’s mainstage hosts a diverse range of Canadian and international performances. Concerts start with an opening act at 6:30 pm and the headliner at 7:30 pm.

July 1 | Walk Off The Earth
July 4 | Aysanabee
July 5 | The Sheepdogs
July 11 | Ibibio Sound Machine
July 12 | New Breed Brass Band
August 8 | Astrocolor
August 9 | The Suffers
August 15 | Fort Knox Five LIVE
August 16 | Colin James
August 22 | Trans-Canada Highwaymen
August 23 | Ocie Elliott
August 29 | Drag in the Mountains
August 30 | Boy & Bear with special guest Boo Seeka

JULY 19 - 28

A world-famous festival celebrating the heart and soul of gravity-fuelled mountain biking, Crankworx Whistler brings together the best riders and biggest bike fans in the world for 10 days of racing, slopestyle competitions, Kidsworx events, bike demos and the chance to shred Whistler’s trails with other like-minded bike fans.

DAILY

Enjoy expert guidance from talented artists as you create your masterpiece using authentic BC Soapstone.

Available Daily at Fathom Stone Art.

Arts Whistler Live! is a performance series at the Maury Young Arts Centre that is bursting at the seams with sizzling music, captivating theatre and dance, and hilarious comedy. With performances from September through May, Arts Whistler brings internationally acclaimed acts right to your doorstep in Whistler.

SATURDAYS UNTIL DECEMBER 14

Stock up on fresh produce, eggs and more while supporting your local farmers at the Squamish Farmer’s Market, every Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm at the corner of Cleveland and Victoria Avenue in Downtown Squamish.

WEEKDAYS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30

Join the Sea to Sky Gondola for mountaintop yoga (with a view!) this summer, weekdays from 9:30 am to 10:30 am. Pre-registration is required to secure your spot.

THURSDAYS UNTIL JUNE 27

Enjoy a social afternoon walk on the Panorama and Spirit Trail loops at the Sea to Sky Gondola, followed by an afternoon tea. Well-suited for individuals of all ages and fitness level.

FREE to participate with a lift ticket or annual pass. Meet in the Backyard Plaza at the Summit at 1 pm.

MAY 25 - 26, JUNE 1 - 2

Join Thomas the Tank Engine for a train ride adventure and loads of fun at the Railway Museum of BC.

JUNE 7 - 9

A weekend in the mountains with live music, wellness & community! This is a one-of-a-kind music & lifestyle event with community, celebration & conservation at its core.

THURSDAYS, JUNE 13 - SEPTEMBER 12

Join the Sea to Sky Gondola every Thursday evening from 5 to 8 pm for a special Mediterranean-inspired menu, cocktails, and live music.

FRIDAYS, JUNE 14 TO SEPTEMBER 13

Join the Sea to Sky Gondola every Friday night from 5 to 8 pm for our beloved Mountain Music Series all summer long.

Table reservations are not available in advance, it will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

JUNE 15

Featuring local vendors with everything from thrift finds, ceramics and flash tattoos. From 5 to 10 pm at Cliffside Cider.

JUNE 22

The Squamish Beer Festival features some of the best brews from more than 55 craft breweries and cideries.

AUGUST 1 - 4

What started out in 1957 as a friendly competition among loggers is now an action-packed long weekend full of strength, skill and speed.

VARIOUS DATES

Take an art class at The Burrow Art Therapy & Creativity Studio. Discover classes for all ages and skill levels.

SATURDAYS, MID-MAY TO MID-OCTOBER

Visit the weekly Bowen Island Farmers’ Market for direct access to a charming selection of fresh, locally-grown produce, baked goods, flowers and plants, arts and crafts in the green spaces surrounding the Bowen Island Community School. 10 am to noon.

THURSDAYS - SUNDAYS

Come experience the vibrant and delicious foodie scene in North Vancouver’s award-winning Shipyard’s District. This 3-hour food tour features local savory food dishes, and as well as BC craft beer, Okanagan wine.

BOOK EARLY. Tours have limited capacity and often sell out. Advanced Booking is required.

FRIDAYS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 13

Shipyards Night Market will once again feature live music on The Stage at Shipbuilders Square, the Patio pop-up beverage garden, food trucks, and a splash park for kids of all ages every Friday.

MAY 25 - 26

Arts in the Garden is an annual outdoor community event based on the North Shore. The event is bringing visual artists, musicians, performers, and workshops to thirteen outdoor spaces across the North Shore.

JUNE 21 - 30

Enjoy three stellar concerts at BlueShore at CapU, and five free events at venues across the North Shore, presented in partnership with Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

AUGUST 2 - 11

The Harmony Arts Festival is held along West Vancouver’s stunning waterfront, so you can experience the scenery while enjoying creative visual and performing arts talent.

MAY 27 - JUNE 2

The Vancouver International Children's Festival is North America’s most renowned performing arts festival for young audiences. For one exciting week we present the world’s finest theatre, music, dance, acrobatics, puppetry and storytelling, as well as hands-on activities for all ages.

JUNE 11 - SEPTEMBER 21

Presented in Vancouver’s Sen̓ákw/Vanier Park against a spectacular backdrop of mountains, sea and sky, the Festival offers Shakespeare plays, related dramas and special events in two modern performance tents from June through September, with an average attendance of 100,000.

JUNE 21 - JULY 1

One of the city’s biggest summer celebrations, the festival takes over the city for 11 days in late June and early July, attracting over 500,000 jazz fans.

JULY 5 - AUGUST 24

Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) is a not for profit society that entertains families through popular musical theatre shows while providing a vibrant outlet and training ground to develop amateur performers and technicians both young and old.

JULY 19-21

Every July, you’ll find Vancouverites heading down to Jericho Beach for the Vancouver Folk Musical Festival, a major event on the world folk and roots music circuit, and one that might just change your mind about what constitutes “folk music.”

JULY 20, 24 & 27

You haven’t really seen fireworks until you’ve experienced Vancouver’s Honda Celebration of Light. One of the city’s signature summer events, the festival lights up the sky over English Bay for three nights at the end of July.

JULY 26 - AUGUST 4

Culminating in the Pride Parade on the Sunday of the August long weekend each year, the Vancouver Pride Festival actually includes more than 20 official events that bring together the LGBTQ community as well their friends, allies, and supporters.