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Things to do in Vancouver, answered· 6 questions
Choose one area instead of trying to cross the whole region in a day. Stanley Park and the West End work as a waterfront day; Granville Island pairs a market visit with theatre or a harbour wander. Add an indoor attraction if the forecast turns. North Shore outings need their own travel time, so do not squeeze them between downtown bookings.
Pick an indoor activity you can do together, such as a game room, a museum or gallery visit, a film or a food stop. The rainy day collection separates those plans from weather-dependent walks, and the active and playful collection is useful when you want to participate rather than spectate.
This weekend (Oct 30 to Nov 1): The Parade of Lost Souls, Emily Carr: That Green Ideal, Vancouver Now! Emily Hermant at the Vancouver Art Gallery, Asian Comics: Evolution of an Art Form at the Chinese Canadian Museum and more. The full list of things to do this weekend in Vancouver lives on the weekend page.
Plenty: Sunset at Kitsilano Beach and Walk the Shoreline Trail to Old Orchard Beach lead the current list, and the cheap and free page holds every genuinely free plan, each one buildable into a full day at zero dollars.
The tonight page is rebuilt every morning with the events actually on today plus the late-night rooms that are great any night.
The events feed syncs every morning and the weekend slate re-verifies every Thursday, so the things to do in Vancouver listed here are for this week, not a stale roundup.

Beaucoup Creamery's new menu at Time Out Market Vancouver puts salted egg yolk, guava and mini cake slices on soft serve at Oakridge Park.

Botanist's fifth annual Día de los Muertos dinner on November 1 is a six-course Mexican-inspired tasting menu at $189 per person, with $89 pairings.

Arts Club brings Elf: The Musical back to the Stanley BFL CANADA Stage from November 12 to December 27, with tickets from $39.