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JUNE Events in Vancouver in 2026

June in Vancouver

Vancouver’s 2026 June calendar features dates and events in the Lower Mainland including Father’s Day, street parties and various other community festivals.

In June there are also National Indigenous Peoples Day events, plus, in 2026, all kinds of FIFA and other soccer-related events.

 


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Vancouver’s June Calendar of Events

 

2026 June Events in Vancouver

Below is what’s happening on the different days of the month in June 2026. For a list of things that don’t cost much, click Free Vancouver Events in June.

 

Langley Community Day

 


Week of June 11th to 14th

June 11-14 | June 15-21 | June 22-30


 

Brewhalla Fort Langley

National Indigenous History Month Events in North Vancouver

 

Thursday, June 11, 2026

 

Lakeland Flowers

 

Shows & Entertainment

 

Bard on the Beach

 

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore (and children ages 17 and under get in for free).
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)

 

Chinese Canadian Museum

 

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

Steveston Pride Variety Show

Vancouver Canadians Baseball

WildPlay Camps

 

Friday, June 12, 2026

  • Shipyards Night Market – market vendors, food trucks, beer garden and live entertainment in North Vancouver. (Note: Instead of at the Shipyards, today the market takes place in a block party format on East 1st Street between St. George’s and Lonsdale Avenue).
  • Vancouver Canadians Baseball – the team plays against Everett at Nat Bailey Stadium.
  • Collector Con – a pop culture tradeshow at the Cloverdale Agriplex in Surrey.
  • Lower Mainland Parks – if good weather, various parks and places in nature are “best places” to be!
  • Camping Opportunities – there are lots of great campgrounds in the Lower Mainland (provided you can find a spot).
  • Lower Mainland Golf Courses – check out our list of top places to hit a ball around outdoors in the fresh air.
  • Lakeland Flowers – displays of lupins, peonies, lavender and other flowers at the farm in Abbotsford. This evening there is also live piano music (weather permitting).

 

Shipyards Night Market

 

FIFA World Cup & Other Soccer Events

  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • Richmond Celebrates Soccer – a series of events happens in Richmond between June 12 and July 19. Today features the World Soccer Day Kick-Off at the Olympic Oval.
  • Granville Island Watch Party – special Kick-Off celebrations including live soccer broadcasts and community programming.
  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • Summer of Soccer in Coquitlam – a free community event celebrating the FIFA World Cup with large-screen match broadcasts and family-friendly activities at Percy Perry Stadium.

 

Murder is a Drag

 

Shows & Theatre

 

Me and The Forest at Granville Island

 

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore (and children ages 17 and under get in for free).
  • Railway Museum of BC – a large museum with trains and railway artifacts in Squamish.
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)

 

Free Events and Activities in June

 

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

  • WildPlay Element Park – ropes courses and ziplines at the outdoor adventure facility in Maple Ridge. (TIP: Use the promo code VBP15 and save 15%.)
  • Vancouver Mysteries Games – play an adventure game in downtown Vancouver. (TIP: Use promo code BESTPLACES and save 10% on outdoor games.)
  • Zero Latency – a virtual reality games centre where you can battle zombies, aliens and other creatures in Vancouver and Langley. (TIP: Save 10% when you book your game with the promo code VBP10.)
  • Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours – guided evening tours in downtown Vancouver. Today’s tours are The Lost Souls of Gastown and Forbidden Vancouver.
  • Historical Chinatown Tours – walking tours take place all around Chinatown (and often involve dim sum, dumplings and other yummy treats).
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge – the world-famous attraction is a great place to visit. (TIP: BC residents can get an annual pass for the same price as a single-day ticket!)
  • The Legend of the Gastown Gold – an indoor detective game that’s played at a hotel in downtown Vancouver.
  • Granville Island – the famous art, theatre and shopping district is an interesting place to explore.

 

Old Town New Queens at Britiannia Mine

Brewhalla Fort Langley

Langley Community Day

 

Saturday, June 13, 2026

  • Brewhalla Fort Langley – a craft beer-themed music festival for folks ages 19+ at Fort Langley Park.
  • Langley Community Day – an event featuring food trucks, live music, market vendors and family-friendly activities at Douglas Park. Admission is free.
  • Pride Night at Britannia Mine Museum – the national historic site presents Old Town, New Queens which celebrates the 2SLGBTQ+ community with a fun evening that includes drag performances.
  • Granville Island Watch Party – live soccer broadcasts and community programming in Vancouver.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • Collector Con – a pop culture tradeshow at the Cloverdale Agriplex in Surrey.
  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.
  • Sasquatch Days – a festival in Harrison Hot Springs with war canoe races, First Nations cultural performances and a salmon BBQ.
  • Lakeland Flowers – displays of lupins, peonies, lavender and other flowers at the farm in Abbotsford.
  • Seek the Peak – a running race from Ambleside Beach up to Grouse Mountain.
  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • Playland – rides and midway games at Vancouver’s favourite amusement park.
  • Cultus Lake Waterpark – water slides, hot tubs and more at Cultus Lake.

Indigenous Events

 

Vancouver Bandits Basketball

 

Sporting Events

  • Vancouver Canadians Baseball – the team plays against Everett at Nat Bailey Stadium.
  • Vancouver Bandits Basketball – the team plays against the Ottawa BlackJacks at the Langley Events Centre. Today is Women in Sports Night.
  • FIFA World Cup – the world’s biggest and most famous soccer tournament happens between June 11 and July 19. Today there is a game at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver between Australia and the winner of UEFA Playoff C.

 

Me and The Forest at Granville Island

 

Shows & Entertainment

 

Artisan Farmers Markets

 

Museums & Historic Sites to Check Out

  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Railway Museum of BC – a large museum with trains and railway artifacts in Squamish.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore (and children ages 17 and under get in for free).
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

  • WildPlay Element Park – ropes courses and ziplines at the outdoor adventure facility in Maple Ridge. (TIP: Use the promo code VBP15 and save 15%.)
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge – the world-famous attraction is a great place to visit. (TIP: BC residents can get an annual pass for the same price as a single-day ticket!)
  • Vancouver Mysteries Games – play an adventure game in downtown Vancouver. (TIP: Use promo code BESTPLACES and save 10% on outdoor games.)
  • Zero Latency – a virtual reality games centre where you can battle zombies, aliens and other creatures in Vancouver and Langley. (TIP: Save 10% when you book your game with the promo code VBP10.)
  • Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours – guided tours in downtown Vancouver. Today’s tours are The Lost Souls of Gastown, Forbidden Vancouver, Sinners & Sweets and The Vancouver Vice Tour.
  • The Case of the Hotel Detective – a murder-mystery game that’s played at a hotel in downtown Vancouver near Gastown.
  • Historical Chinatown Tours – walking tours take place all around Chinatown (and often involve dim sum, dumplings and other yummy treats).
  • Granville Island – the famous art, theatre and shopping district is an interesting place to explore.

Saturday Markets

 

VancouverForKids.ca

Father's Day in Vancouver

Vancouver Car Shows

 

Sunday, June 14, 2026

FIFA World Cup & Other Soccer Events

Shows & Entertainment

 

Capilano Suspension Bridge

 

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore (and children ages 17 and under get in for free).

 

Vancouver Mysteries

 

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

Sunday Markets

 

Save 15% with WildPlay

Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours

Soccer in the Square at UBC

 


Week of June 15th to 21st

June 11-14 | June 15-21 | June 22-30


 

Vancouver Bandits Basketball

 

Monday, June 15, 2026

Features Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore (and children ages 17 and under get in for free).
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)

 

FlyOver at Canada Place

 

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

StayVancouverHotels.com

Vancouver Mysteries

Bubble Fest at Capilano Mall

 

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.
  • The Improv Centre – live comedy theatre at Granville Island. Today’s show is Spontaneous Combustion.
  • Brahm’s Tam Drum Circle – drumming takes place at Stanley Park’s Third Beach on Tuesday evenings (assuming sunny weather).
  • Granville Island Watch Party – live soccer broadcasts and community programming in Vancouver.
  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • Cheap Movie Night – at most theatres throughout the Lower Mainland.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • Lower Mainland Parks – if good weather, various parks and places in nature are “best places” to be!
  • Lower Mainland Beaches – beaches at Ambleside, Crescent Beach, White Rock, Stanley Park, Kitsilano, Belcarra Park and elsewhere are especially popular this time of year.

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)

 

Vancouver Maritime Museum

 

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

Britannia Mine Museum

Chinese Canadian Museum

Secrets of the Penthouse Tour

 

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

 

Improv Centre

 

Shows & Theatre

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore (and children ages 17 and under get in for free).
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge – the world-famous attraction is a great place to visit. (TIP: BC residents can get an annual pass for the same price as a single-day ticket!)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

  • Zero Latency – a virtual reality games centre where you can battle zombies, aliens and other creatures in Vancouver and Langley. (TIP: Save 10% when you book your game with the promo code VBP10.)
  • Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours – guided evening tours in downtown Vancouver. Today’s tours are The Lost Souls of Gastown and Forbidden Vancouver.
  • Vancouver Mysteries Games – play an adventure game in downtown Vancouver. (TIP: Use promo code BESTPLACES and save 10% on outdoor games.)
  • The Legend of the Gastown Gold – an indoor detective game that’s played at a hotel in downtown Vancouver.
  • WildPlay Element Park – ropes courses and ziplines at the outdoor adventure facility in Maple Ridge. (TIP: Use the promo code VBP15 and save 15%.)
  • Historical Chinatown Tours – walking tours take place all around Chinatown (and often involve dim sum, dumplings and other yummy treats).
  • Granville Island – the famous art, theatre and shopping district is an interesting place to explore.

 

Vancouver's Best Restaurants

Free Events and Activities in June

Bard on the Beach

 

Thursday, June 18, 2026

FIFA World Cup & Other Soccer Events

  • FIFA World Cup – the world’s biggest and most famous soccer tournament happens between June 11 and July 19. Today there is a game in Vancouver at BC Place Stadium between Canada and Qatar.
  • Richmond Celebrates Soccer – a series of events happens in Richmond between June 12 and July 19. Today’s celebration happens at the Minoru Centre for Active Living Plaza.
  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • Granville Island Watch Party – live soccer broadcasts and community programming in Vancouver.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.

Shows & Theatre

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (Admission is free for children ages 17 and under.)
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore (and children ages 17 and under get in for free).

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

Canada Day Events

Shipyards Night Market

Canada Day Boat Party

 

Friday, June 19, 2026

  • Juneteenth – on June 19 in 1865, the last African slaves in the United States were finally freed from slavery. As a result, June 19th is a day that is commemorated throughout the continent.
  • Vancouver International Jazz Festival – live jazz performances throughout town.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • Shipyards Night Market – market vendors, food trucks, beer garden and live entertainment in North Vancouver. (Note: Instead of at the Shipyards, today the market takes place in a block party format on East 1st Street between St. George’s and Lonsdale Avenue).
  • Granville Island Watch Party – live soccer broadcasts and community programming in Vancouver.
  • ScotFestBC & BC Highland Games – a Scottish festival at Lafarge Lake in Coquitlam. (Today features free admission.)
  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.
  • Lower Mainland Parks – if good weather, various parks and places in nature are “best places” to be!
  • Camping Opportunities – there are lots of great campgrounds in the Lower Mainland (provided you can find a spot).
  • Lower Mainland Golf Courses – check out our list of top places to hit a ball around outdoors in the fresh air.

Shows & Entertainment

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Railway Museum of BC – a large museum with trains and railway artifacts in Squamish.
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

 

Zero Latency VR

 

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

  • WildPlay Element Park – ropes courses and ziplines at the outdoor adventure facility in Maple Ridge. (TIP: Use the promo code VBP15 and save 15%.)
  • Vancouver Mysteries Games – play an adventure game in downtown Vancouver. (TIP: Use promo code BESTPLACES and save 10% on outdoor games.)
  • Historical Chinatown Tours – walking tours take place all around Chinatown (and often involve dim sum, dumplings and other yummy treats).
  • Zero Latency – a virtual reality games centre where you can battle zombies, aliens and other creatures in Vancouver and Langley. (TIP: Save 10% when you book your game with the promo code VBP10.)
  • Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours – guided evening tours in downtown Vancouver. Today’s tours are The Lost Souls of Gastown and Forbidden Vancouver.
  • The Legend of the Gastown Gold – an indoor detective game that’s played at a hotel in downtown Vancouver.
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge – the world-famous attraction is a great place to visit. (TIP: BC residents can get an annual pass for the same price as a single-day ticket!)
  • Granville Island – the famous art, theatre and shopping district is an interesting place to explore.

 

Bubble Fest at Capilano Mall

Father's Day in Vancouver

Steveston Pride Variety Show at the Cannery

 

Saturday, June 20, 2026

Shows, Concerts & Theatre

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Railway Museum of BC – a large museum with trains and railway artifacts in Squamish.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

Saturday Markets

 

StayVancouverHotels.com

Free Events and Activities in June

Richmond Celebrates Soccer

Artisan Farmers Markets

 

Sunday, June 21, 2026

  • FIFA World Cup – the world’s biggest and most famous soccer tournament happens between June 11 and July 19. Today there is a game in Vancouver at BC Place Stadium between Egypt and New Zealand.
  • Richmond Celebrates Soccer – a series of events happens in Richmond between June 12 and July 19. Today’s celebration happens at Garden City Community Park.
  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • Granville Island Watch Party – live soccer broadcasts and community programming in Vancouver.

Father’s Day Events

National Indigenous Peoples Day Events

Other Festivals and Events

 

Britannia Mine Museum

 

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

More Featured Attractions & Activities

Sunday Farmers Markets

Flea Markets

 

Fort Langley

Free Events and Activities in June

Capilano Suspension Bridge

 


Week of June 22nd to 30th

June 11-14 | June 15-21 | June 22-30


 

Cannery Movie Matinee

 

Monday, June 22, 2026

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

Vancouver Canadians Baseball

VancouverForKids.ca

StayVancouverHotels.com

 

Tuesday, June 23, 2026

 

Improv Centre

 

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

Vancouver Car Shows

VancouverForKids.ca

Vancouver Food Festivals

 

Wednesday, June 24, 2026

FIFA World Cup & Other Soccer Events

  • FIFA World Cup – the world’s biggest and most famous soccer tournament happens between June 11 and July 19. Today there is a game in Vancouver at BC Place Stadium between Switzerland and Canada.
  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • Richmond Celebrates Soccer – a series of events happens in Richmond between June 12 and July 19. Today’s celebration happens at Thompson Community Park.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • Granville Island Watch Party – live soccer broadcasts and community programming in Vancouver.
  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.
  • Summer of Soccer in Coquitlam – a free community viewing party of the soccer tournament game between Canada and Switzerland takes place at Blue Mountain Park.

Shows & Entertainment

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

  • Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours – guided evening tours in downtown Vancouver. Today’s tours are The Lost Souls of Gastown and Forbidden Vancouver.
  • Vancouver Mysteries Games – play an adventure game in downtown Vancouver. (TIP: Use promo code BESTPLACES and save 10% on outdoor games.)
  • Historical Chinatown Tours – walking tours take place all around Chinatown (and often involve dim sum, dumplings and other yummy treats).
  • Zero Latency – a virtual reality games centre where you can battle zombies, aliens and other creatures in Vancouver and Langley. (TIP: Save 10% when you book your game with the promo code VBP10.)
  • The Legend of the Gastown Gold – an indoor detective game that’s played at a hotel in downtown Vancouver.
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge – the world-famous attraction is a great place to visit. (TIP: BC residents can get an annual pass for the same price as a single-day ticket!)
  • WildPlay Element Park – ropes courses and ziplines at the outdoor adventure facility in Maple Ridge. (TIP: Use the promo code VBP15 and save 15%.)
  • Cultus Lake Adventure Park – amusement rides and other family-friendly activities at Cultus Lake. (TBC)
  • Cultus Lake Waterpark – water slides, hot tubs and more at Cultus Lake.
  • Granville Island – the famous art, theatre and shopping district is an interesting place to explore.

 

Canada Day Events

Artisan Farmers Markets

Bard on the Beach

 

Thursday, June 25, 2026

Shows, Concerts & Entertainment

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

Canada Day Boat Party

Place des Arts

Shipyards Night Market

 

Friday, June 26, 2026

  • Vancouver International Jazz Festival – both free and ticketed concerts take place at various venues this week.
  • FIFA World Cup – the world’s biggest and most famous soccer tournament happens between June 11 and July 19. Today there is a game in Vancouver at BC Place Stadium between Belgium and New Zealand.
  • Surrey Soccer Fan Zones – free viewings of FIFA World Cup games and family-friendly fun at Surrey Civic Plaza.
  • Shipyards Night Market – market vendors, food trucks, beer garden and live entertainment in North Vancouver. (Note: Instead of at the Shipyards, today the market takes place in a block party format on East 1st Street between St. George’s and Lonsdale Avenue).
  • Soccer in the Square – FIFA World Cup live stream viewings and family-friendly activities at Wesbrook Village at UBC.
  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE.
  • Granville Island Watch Party – live soccer broadcasts and community programming in Vancouver.
  • Lower Mainland Parks – if good weather, various parks and places in nature are “best places” to be!
  • Camping Opportunities – there are lots of great campgrounds in the Lower Mainland (provided you can find a spot).
  • Lower Mainland Golf Courses – check out our list of top places to hit a ball around outdoors in the fresh air.

Shows & Entertainment

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Railway Museum of BC – a large museum with trains and railway artifacts in Squamish.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

 

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Other Featured Attractions & Activities

  • Zero Latency – a virtual reality games centre where you can battle zombies, aliens and other creatures in Vancouver and Langley. (TIP: Save 10% when you book your game with the promo code VBP10.)
  • WildPlay Element Park – ropes courses and ziplines at the outdoor adventure facility in Maple Ridge. (TIP: Use the promo code VBP15 and save 15%.)
  • Vancouver Mysteries Games – play an adventure game in downtown Vancouver. (TIP: Use promo code BESTPLACES and save 10% on outdoor games.)
  • The Legend of the Gastown Gold – an indoor detective game that’s played at a hotel in downtown Vancouver.
  • Cultus Lake Adventure Park – amusement rides and other family-friendly activities at Cultus Lake. (TBC)
  • Cultus Lake Waterpark – water slides, hot tubs and more at Cultus Lake.
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge – the world-famous attraction is a great place to visit. (TIP: BC residents can get an annual pass for the same price as a single-day ticket!)
  • Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours – guided evening tours in downtown Vancouver. Today’s tours are The Lost Souls of Gastown and Forbidden Vancouver.
  • Historical Chinatown Tours – walking tours take place all around Chinatown (and often involve dim sum, dumplings and other yummy treats).
  • Granville Island – the famous art, theatre and shopping district is an interesting place to explore.

 

Vancouver Canadians Baseball

Cannery Art Workshop

Britannia Mine Museum

 

Saturday, June 27, 2026

Shows, Concerts & Theatre

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Railway Museum of BC – a large museum with trains and railway artifacts in Squamish.
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

Saturday Markets

 

Vancouver Car Shows

Vancouver Food Festivals

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Sunday, June 28, 2026

Shows & Entertainment

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Chinese Canadian Museum – a museum that’s full of information and things to see in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

 

Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours

 

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

Sunday Farmers Markets

Flea Markets

 

Gulf of Georgia Cannery

 

Monday, June 29, 2026

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 

Vancouver Canadians Baseball

 

Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Shows & Entertainment

Featured Museums & Historic Sites

  • Britannia Mine – the historic mining museum at Britannia Beach (which is half an hour north of Horseshoe Bay on the way to Squamish and Whistler).
  • Vancouver Maritime Museum – a family-friendly museum at Vanier Park. (TIP: Use the promo code BESTVANCOUVER and save 25%!)
  • Museum of Surrey – the museum in Cloverdale has free admission.
  • Fort Langley – the national historic site in Fort Langley is a great place to explore. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)
  • Gulf of Georgia Cannery – the national historic site in Steveston Village. (NOTE: Thanks to the Canada Strong Pass, admission is free for everyone between June 19 and September 7.)

Other Featured Attractions & Activities

 


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June 2026 Events in Vancouver

Below are events that might also be happening in June of 2026 (but with details for most to be confirmed).

 

Film & Theatre Productions

 

Choir Concerts

  • Vancouver Welsh Men’s Choir – the Season Finale Celebration Concert at Shaughnessy Heights United Church. (TBC)
  • United Voices – the 60-member choir performs with orchestra and soloists in Vancouver. (TBC)

 

Other Shows & Entertainment

  • Summer Jazz on the Porch – a “Pay What You Can” concert in Vancouver’s Barclay Heritage Square at the Roedde House Museum at 1415 Barclay Street. (TBC)
  • Free Jazz Vespers (on various Sundays)
    • At St. Andrews-Wesley United Church in Vancouver. Admission is by donation.
    • At 4 pm at North Vancouver’s St. Andrew’s United Church.
    • At 4 pm at Northwood United Church at 8856-156th Street in Surrey.
  • Music on the Bow – free live music at the Trout Lake Community Centre. (TBC)
  • VSO at Bard on the Beach the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra performs at the Bard Village at Vanier Park. (TBC)
  • Year-End Dance Recitals – dance students from Place des Arts perform at the Terry Fox Theatre in Port Coquitlam. (TBC)
  • Ladner Bandfest – a free event featuring over a dozen community bands at Memorial Park in Ladner. (June 6 & 7, 2026)
  • Black Music Month Festival – a free event at šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl’e7énḵ which is the plaza in front of the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. (TBC)
  • Silent Movie Monday with Vancouver Civic Theatres – a black & white film shows at the Orpheum Theatre. The event also includes live jazz and music on the theatre’s vintage organ. (TBC)
  • Railtown Rooftop Party – a free outdoor event featuring art and music in East Vancouver. (June 20, 2026)

 

Sports and Sports-Related Events

  • BC Lions Football – Canadian professional football at BC Place Stadium.
  • Vancouver Naked Bike Ride – an opportunity to cycle around downtown Vancouver with no clothes or just your underwear. (TBC)
  • GearUp4CF Bike Ride – a non-competitive fundraising event in support of Cystic Fibrosis Canada. The route goes from Blackie Spit in Surrey to Abbotsford and then back to Crescent Beach Park in Surrey. (TBC)
  • FIFA Fan Festival – the screenings of soccer games, live entertainment and other World Cup-related activities at the Freedom Mobile Arch at the PNE. (June 11 to July 19, 2026)

 

Markets

  • Clayton Community Farmers Market – on select Sundays at Clayton Heights Secondary School in Surrey.
  • Cloverdale Market Days – a large artisan market featuring over 100 vendors in downtown Cloverdale. (June 27, 2026)
  • Richmond Night Market – Vancouver’s famous weekend Asian market at 8351 River Road in Richmond.
  • Weirdo’s Market – a fabulously weird artisan market takes place at The Birdhouse just south of Olympic Village. Expect to see all kinds of strange and wonderful things. (TBC)
  • Junction Public Market – an outdoor market with free admission at Granville Square near Waterfront Station. (On Tuesdays to Sundays.)
  • Vancouver Japan Market – a large Japanese-themed market outside the Vancouver Art Gallery. (June 6 & 7, 2026)
  • Uniquely Vancouver Spring Marché – a market at the Pipe Shop in North Vancouver. (June 6, 2026)

 

Food and Drink-Related Events

  • Abbotsford Food Truck Festival – a drive-thru-style food truck event outside the Tradex Centre in Abbotsford. (Not happening in 2026.)
  • Planted Expo – a trade show featuring 200 vegan and other plant-based lifestyle businesses at the Vancouver Convention Centre. (TBC)
  • Surrey Greek Food Festival – a multi-day community event featuring Greek food and entertainment in Surrey. (TBC)
  • Cheer by the Pier – a fundraising event for Family Services of the North Shore at the Pipe Shop in North Vancouver. (TBC)
  • BC Halal Food Festival – a food festival with free admission at the Bill Reid Amphitheatre in Surrey. (This festival took place in June last year, but in 2026 it’s happening on July 24 to 26.)
  • Squamish Beer Festival – a craft beer-tasting event in Squamish. (It sometimes happens in June, In 2026, however, it’s on August 29.)

 

Indigenous Cultural Events

  • Welcoming The Sun – an event celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Month at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery in Steveston Village in Richmond. (TBC)
  • Whey-ah-Wichen Canoe Festival – an Indigenous event hosted by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation at Cates Park in North Vancouver. (Not happening in 2026)
  • Dreamcatcher Workshops – taking place in North Vancouver in celebration of National Indigenous Heritage Month, participants learn about dreamcatchers and create their own to take home. (TBC)
  • Stalew Market – a special Indigenous market is at Fort Langley National Historic Site. There are other activities to celebrate National Indigenous People’s Month as well, and admission to the attraction is free. (TBC)
  • Pow Wow Zumba and Wool Weaving – a free dance workout and a Coast Salish wool weaving workshop in North Vancouver in celebration of National Indigenous Heritage Month. (TBC)
  • Red Cedar Woman Weaving Workshop – a free cedar mat weaving workshop in North Vancouver in celebration of National Indigenous Heritage Month. (TBC)

 

Multicultural & Ethnic Festivals and Events

 

Other Festivals & Events in the Lower Mainland

  • Italian Day on the Drive – a street festival and celebration of everything Italian on Commercial Drive. (June 14, 2026)
  • Surrey Fest Downtown – a small community festival with live entertainment at Central City Plaza. (TBC)
  • Pinoy Festival – a free Philippine festival at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby. (June 20 & 21, 2026)
  • North Delta Family Day – a Canada Day-themed parade and community festival at the North Delta Community Park. (TBC)
  • Fair in the Square – a free event with live music and family-friendly activities at Vancouver’s Victory Square. (Not happening in 2026.)
  • Lynn Valley Day – a community festival and parade in the Lynn Valley district of North Vancouver. (Not happening in 2026.)
  • Multiculturalism Day – a free event at Memorial Peace Park in Maple Ridge. (June 27, 2026)
  • Strathcona Street Party – a free event in the Strathcona neighbourhood of Vancouver. (TBC)
  • White Rock Buskers & Comedy Festival – ticketed comedy shows take place in White Rock. (TBC)
  • Rock the Block in Maple Ridge – a free community event with music, food trucks and family-friendly games and activities at Cottonwood North Park. (TBC)
  • Fleet Week – Canadian Navy ships are in North Vancouver. There are public tours, boat rides and interactive displays. (TBC)

 

Events at Attractions

  • Roedde House – admission to the historic museum in Vancouver’s West End is by donation on the last Friday of the month. (TBC)
  • Glades Garden Open House – a beautiful garden in Surrey at 561-172nd Street that’s open to the public only a small number of days.
  • World Ocean’s Day at VMM – a free, family-friendly event happens outdoors at the Vancouver Maritime Museum. (TBC)
  • Orpheum Tours – guided tours of the beautiful theatre. (June 6, 2026)
  • Sensory Fun at the Museum – a celebration of diversity and inclusion at the Museum of Surrey). The event features crafts and other quiet, hands-on activities. The MOS Sensory Friendly Room is open and sensory kits are available for children and their families to play with. (TBC)
  • Super Saturday at FRDC – the Fraser River Discovery Centre hosts a special event in New Westminster. The event is specially designed for families with children ages 6 and older, but everyone is welcome. (TBC)

 

Other Events & Activities

  • Surrey Doors Open – a 1-day event where you get to explore 30 or so different venues for free! This event may happen on the first Saturday of June. (TBC)
  • North Shore Sports Equipment Sale – at Carson Graham Secondary School in North Vancouver. Admission is free and funds raised benefit Kidsport North Shore. (TBC)
  • Cates Deck Movies – a film shows outside the Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver’s Shipyards District. Admission is free. (TBC)
  • Fleetwood Classic Car Show – at Venvi Fleetwood Villa at 16028 83 Avenue in Surrey. Admission is by donation. (TBC)
  • Bark Park – a free event from 2:00 until 6:00 pm for dogs and their owners at the Bentall Centre at 1025 Dunsmuir Street in downtown Vancouver. (TBC)
  • Buddy & Friends Train Event – a family-friendly train festival happens at the Railway Museum of BC in Squamish. (It sometimes happens in June. In 2026, however, it’s on May 2nd and 3rd.)
  • Canada Day Boat Parties – an adults-only, nightclub-style boat party with a Bollywood and Punjabi theme takes place in the waters around Vancouver beginning in False Creek. (TBC)
  • Cultus Lake Adventure Park – amusement rides and other family-friendly activities at Cultus Lake.
  • Vancouver Dragon Boat Festival – boat racing in False Creek. (Not happening in 2026.)

 

Typical June Weather

Summer finally arrives in Vancouver in June, even though the weather is probably just as good or even better in May.

As Vancouver is pretty far north (if you come from anywhere other than Canada), the days are fabulously long, with the sun not setting until after 9 pm. Average June high temperatures are a balmy 19 degrees C (or 66 F), and the lows are close to 11 C (or 52 F).

Statistics suggest it usually only rains about 45 mm (or less than 2 inches) in the month, but many years it feels like way more. Although June’s weather can be a bit unpredictable, it’s still more often than not a fine month to be in Vancouver.

 

Recommended June Activities

Being a summer month, June is definitely a month to be outside (except on the rainy days). With the ski season long past and forgotten, Vancouverites focus their attention solidly on outdoor summertime activities.

Popular June activities include hiking and camping in the region’s various parks, canoeing and kayaking in places like Deep Cove, picnics throughout the region, and hanging out at beaches like English Bay, Kitsilano, Jericho, Spanish Banks, Stanley Park (Second and Third Beaches) and Ambleside (in West Vancouver).

Being the last month of the year before schools let out, Vancouver really starts to come alive in June. The region’s night markets are in full swing and all sorts of live entertainment and other events start springing up everywhere (or at least in lots of places).

For more ideas on where to go and what to do, check out Vancouver’s Best Summer Activities.

 


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