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6 days ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
Recently named one of the most vibrant gardens in North America, VanDusen Botanical Garden is home to over 7,500 plant species from across the globe, attracting visitors far and wide. Spring is one of the best times of year to visit, and now there’s a new local event to check out as we transition to the warmer months: Craft in the Garden, a new craft fair that’s completely free to attend.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
Calling all local history and art buffs! The 18th annual Doors Open Richmond is next month, making over 50 museums, art studios, national historic sites, farms, and more completely free to access. The largely self-guided event opens the doors to some of the most beloved attractions and sites in Richmond, as well as those hidden gems you might not yet have heard of.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
Vancouver is coming alive with spring blooms, night markets, and exciting pop-ups, and your weekend itinerary wouldn’t be complete without a trip to a farmers market. The largest in Vancouver is Trout Lake Market, which takes place every Saturday until Oct. 25, 2025. However, there are tons of local markets to choose from, offering an array of fresh B.C. produce, wild-harvested foods, and craft beverages.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
The weekend might bring a mix of weather conditions, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of reasons to plan a day or night on the town. James Bay is bringing his Up All Night Tour to the city, North America’s largest Hong Kong Festival is on, and there are plenty of night markets and shows to check out in between. Here are 11 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver this weekend (May 9-11).
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
With hundreds of performing artists, intricate sets and decor, and a beautiful natural backdrop, B.C.’s iconic Shambhala Music Festival is well worth the visit. While tickets are currently sold out for this year’s fest, there’s a way to gain free entry that also lands you a summer job. The 26th annual festival is hiring a mix of staff and volunteer positions, and all get to attend the festival for free.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
Known for his Coachella backflips and viral songs, Benson Boone is a rising star whose hit “Beautiful Things” still tops the global charts. According to The Grammys, his swift entrance into the public eye over the past few years has landed him the title of “one of Gen Z’s most promising pop talents,” and he’s ready to hit the ground running. Boone just announced his new American Heart Tour, which will take him across the U.S. and to a few Canadian cities, including Vancouver, this fall.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
Chilko Lake at B.C.’s Ts’ilɂos Provincial Park is a stunning mountain lake surrounded by ancient alpine glaciers, ethereal meadows of wildflowers, and rushing waterfalls. And it also happens to be Canada’s largest natural high-elevation freshwater lake, according to BC Parks. As much of a mouthful as that title is, this provincial park is truly an emblem of B.C.’s diverse natural beauty and landscapes.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
The City of Vancouver is hiring for dozens of different jobs across its departments, and one of them just might have your name on it if you’re looking to land your next gig. According to the City, all staff jobs come with a competitive base pay, flexible work arrangements, and extended health and dental coverage. So, dust off your resumes and get ready to apply, because many of these openings were posted within the past couple of days.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
It’s the first full week of May, and tons is going on in the city. Have your pick of this week’s concerts, local theatre productions, exhibits, and more. Here are 11 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver from May 5 to 9. AWOLNATION – The Phantom Five Tour AWOLNATION is a rock band known for hits like “Sail,” “Run,” and “Carry On,” and their new tour is heading to Vancouver’s Commodore this week.
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1 week ago | 
curiocity.com | Isabelle Vauclair
Situated in Juan de Fuca Park, an hour and 45 minutes west of Victoria, the remote Sombrio Beach is a small but spectacular slice of heaven. According to Tourism Victoria, it’s home to the most accessible backcountry camping options in the province, and is a popular surf spot practically year-round. In addition to its wild shores and two sea caves, the beach consists of a majestic hidden waterfall inside a canyon, a towering sea stack, and a famous sphinx rock formation.
