Weekend Events

Posted February 12, 2022 9:28 am.

Last Updated February 12, 2022 9:29 am.

This weekend offers something for art lovers and theatre enthusiasts in addition to those looking to browse for fresh finds at farmers’ markets or get a view of Taiwan.

Head to the Vancouver Art Gallery to get a look at the Mural Festival.

The Hot Chocolate Festival comes to an end on Valentine’s Day… so this is your final weekend to find a new flavour. Pick a participating café online, and enjoy.

It’s the opening weekend for ‘Happy Birthday’ — a new performance, put on by Metro Theatre in South Vancouver.

And at FlyOver Canada— Soar Over Taiwan is a special show — but it ends this weekend.

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