Teddy Bear Repair Café
Join the Richmond Museum and Richmond Environmental Programs for a heartwarming and interactive experience at the Teddy Bear Repair Cafe. Schedule an appointment with our team of friendly “doctors” who …]
Pastimes in Past Times Community Photo Exhibit
Holidays having you feel a bit nostalgic? In recognition of BC Heritage Week, Mission Arts and Culture is hosting a community art exhibit titled Pastimes in Past Times and we …]
Places that Matter Community Fair 2025
Join VHF for the 8th Annual Places That Matter Community Celebration! For Heritage Week 2025, we are continuing to imagine fostering community connections and building conversation through a Community Fair. Join …]
Places That Matter Winter Storytelling Session
Join Vancouver Heritage Foundation and select community organizations for an intimate evening of storytelling and building community connections. Each community organization will share a short story with the audience that …]
Fort Langley Historic Train Station Open House
Come discover the real-life stories of a once working railway station. Inside Fort Langley’s original Canadian Northern Railway station you’ll explore the exhibits in the waiting room, telegraph office, and …]
West Vancouver Memorial Art & Architecture Tour
Celebrate Heritage Week by joining us for a guided tour of the West Vancouver Memorial Library, focusing on its architectural history and works of art. This program is drop-in. Meet …]
Time Well Spent
How Our Leisure Activities Made Us Who We Are
Past Times in Delta presented by Kevin Hicks
Join us this Heritage Week for a presentation about how Deltas’ citizens lived in the past. Participants will learn all about early Delta settlers, cultural communities, historical events etcetera. Presented …]
Syrian Heritage Storytelling Day
This February Full Moon Day, immerse yourself in the vibrant art of Traditional Syrian Storytelling during BC Heritage Week at Soumak Boutique, nestled in the Kids Market on Granville Island …]
Exhibition – The Craft of Spirit: BC Liturgical Textiles
Textile has always served as a metaphor for the intangible and unknown aspects of human existence. Referred to as the veil, it is conceptualized as the gauzy and semi-opaque liminal …]
