What to do this July in Vancouver
Vancouver transforms in the summer season. Our Chef Concierge, Melvin Ky has curated a list of his top picks for you to make the most of the city this July.
Khatsahlano Street Party street festival will take place this Saturday! This is Vancouvers largest free music and arts festival featuring more than 50 of Vancouver’s top musicians alongside local artisans, street performers and food and drink options.
Join us at Bacchus Vancouver for the continuation of our Enchanted Afternoon Tea. join us down the rabbit hole and experience a world of whimsical delight inspired by the classic tale.
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra presents their annual free open-air concert at David Lam Park. Experience live orchestral music with set among the iconic Vancouver skyline.
Museum of Anthropology presents I Use My Haida Eyes, the history robes of Jut-ke-Nay-Hazel Wilson. The exhibition marks the first time that nearly the entire body of work is being shown together. These “history robes” recount specific from Haida history in stunning detail.
At the end of this month will celebrate Vancouver Pride. This years central theme will be “Unapologetically Queer” to highlight viability, resilience and joy across the city! Celebrations include the pride parade on Davie street, a pride run and walk, community gatherings and so much more!
Theatre Under The Stars returns to the Malkin Bowl for their 2026 season. This year enjoy their production of “Sister Act” and “Disney’s The Little Mermaid” at this quintessential Vancouver summer experience.
Bard on the Beach is yet another summer staple here in Vancouver! This is Western Canada’s premier professional Shakespeare festival. This year they bring you “Macbeth”, “The Merry Wives of Windsor” and more for a magical experience with the back drop of the stunning mountains and sea.
Visit Chinatown presents its annual Chinatown Festival in one of Vancouver’s distinct cultural historic neighborhoods. It will feature multicultural performances, food trucks, local vendors and family activities.
Evo Summer Cinema returns next Tuesday for Canada’s largest outdoor movie series. Every Tuesday join thousands of people as they gather to watch Hollywood blockbusters and classics on a 40-foot inflatable screen.
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