With the weather finally warming up, you may be looking for fun things to do in Vancouver. The city has so many exciting events happening in the spring that there's no shortage of activities you can do with your besties. Whether it's festivals, markets, or having a picnic on one of Vancouver's beaches, you're bound to have a good time if you plan a fun day or night out with your friends. If you need inspiration, here are 13 spring activities you should plan with your closest friends. Richmond Night Market See on Instagram Price: $8.50 for general admission, $40 for a Zoom Pass When: Runs ..read more

Are you looking for some fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend that won't take a chunk of your paycheque? Luckily, there are plenty of free activities and exciting events happening in the city this weekend. Whether you want to go to a popular night market with some friends, take your mom to a special event for Mother's Day or relax with a yoga class, you can enjoy all of that and more without spending any money. Here are nine free things to do in Vancouver this weekend. Shipyards Night Market See on Instagram Cost: Free admission When: Every Friday from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. starting Ma ..read more

Exploring B.C. by car is a uniquely beautiful experience. Winding roads take you around mountains, along the coastline, and through stretches of rolling farmland — each kilometre more picturesque than the last. There are endless road trip destinations from Vancouver, that are especially magical to do in the summer months. You don't have to go far to escape the city and find yourself deep in nature, or exploring the charming streets of a little town. These nine road trips from Vancouver are short and sweet but will make you feel like you're in a different world. The Sunshine Coast See on In ..read more

The opinions expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Narcity Media. Ontario doesn't have the greatest rap when it's compared to other Canadian provinces like B.C. If you ask people who grew up on the West Coast what they think of Ontario, you won't hear much praise and the nickname "Onterrible" may come up. I moved from Ontario to B.C. over eight years ago and while I do get what people say about the beauty of the West Coast, I also miss some aspects of my former home province. Keep in mind that I live in Victoria, which is on Vancouver Isla ..read more

It's so easy to spend your day slowly strolling, browsing and grazing your way through the culinary and cultural hotspot that is Granville Island. Granville Island's colourful marketplace is renowned for its iconic waterfront location and diverse food options, ranging from fresh morning coffee to tasty evening bites. Between exploring the abundant farmers' market and boutique shops selling everything from handmade crafts to unique gifts, you can nibble on pastries from artisanal bakeries, sip on local craft ales and indulge in decadent sweet treats. Whether you're a tourist visiting for the ..read more

There is no shortage of iconic Canadian snacks and each province has their list of beloved treats locals love. With Vancouver's incredible culinary scene, it's no surprise that the city has a variety of popular West Coast snacks. From fish tacos to Lee's Donuts and of course White Spot burgers, these are just some foods that you need to try if you want to call yourself a true Vancouver local. Look through our list to see how many of these 15 iconic snacks you have tried and how many should go on your list ASAP. Fish tacos at Tacofino See on Instagram Address: 1025 Mainland St, Vancouver ..read more

The rainy winter is starting to fade into the review mirror of our memories, leaving the hope of summer fun ahead. Vancouver comes alive at this time of year when you can take full advantage of the best that the city has to offer. I got to live in the West Coast city for one summer and although I still have a long bucket list of things to do in Vancouver when I manage to visit again, I did have some memorable summer adventures while there. Weather you have a trip planned or you're a local looking to make the most out of the upcoming season, listen up. Here are nine activities that made my su ..read more

B.C. has plenty of breathtaking beaches scattered around the province and one of them was just named the best in Canada. This B.C. beach has stunning sandy shores, turquoise water and a rainforest next to it. The best part is you don't have to travel abroad to enjoy this slice of paradise. The 50 Best Beaches in North America for 2024 list was just released and the only spot in the country to make it is located on Vancouver Island in B.C. See on Instagram San Josef Bay is a beautiful beach in Cape Scott Provincial Park. It's not the quickest to get to and involves a 45-minute hike, but y ..read more

Vancouver restaurants offer a lot of incredible cuisine, and many big-name celebrities have their go-to spots whenever they're in the city. From Michelin-starred dining to Italian restaurants and amazing Asian food, there's plenty to choose from when it comes to restaurants in downtown Vancouver. Since the B.C. city is also a hub for celebrities, certain restaurants in the area have seen their fair share of stars stop by for a meal. If you've ever wanted to dine like a star, here are 14 Vancouver restaurants where you might just run into one of your favourite stars. Cioppino's Mediterranean ..read more

A popular spring and summer night market is returning to North Vancouver this week. The Shipyards Night Market will take over the waterfront to celebrate its 10th year starting on Friday. The annual event at the Shipyards District offers plenty of activities and draws in thousands of visitors every year. The weekly night market begins on May 10 and will run from 3 p.m. until 10 p.m. every Friday until September 13. "Whether you’re a food lover, a shopaholic, a music enthusiast, or simply seeking a vibrant atmosphere, the night market offers something for everyone. Meet friends, make new conn ..read more