9 Covid-Friendly Things To Do This Summer


 

As COVID safety protocols ease this summer, we’re looking forward to getting back into the community and exploring what our beautiful city has to offer! We’ve compiled the ultimate COVID-safe Vancouver summer guide for all your upcoming adventures. 

 

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Van Dusen Gardens

Stop and smell the flowers at Van Dusen Gardens. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., this garden that evokes a magical atmosphere is perfect for all ages and a great way to get out in nature. Tickets available here. 


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Boxcar Patio

Grab your Covid-friendly bubble and head over to Main Street to enjoy the Boxcar patio for some happy hour drinks and savoury snacks from pop-up food trucks. 


Richmond Night Market

Celebrate the 20th year of the Richmond Night Market by heading down to explore all this community event has to offer. From July 23 to September 6, check out an array of vendors, food, and lights! Book your tickets here.


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MILA Patio

With a brand new patio space, MILA is the perfect place to grab a delicious cocktail accompanied by plant-based plates with a group of friends this summer.


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The Lost Souls of Gastown

For the true crime junkies out there, The Lost Souls of Gastown lamplit walking tour is the most engaging way to learn about Vancouver history while also getting to know the city by foot.


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Picnic at Whytecliff Park

Head over to Whytecliff Park on Vancouver’s North Shore for a full dose of west coast summer. Cliffs, views and free parking — what more could you need! Pickup takeout from local restaurants in the area. Find delicious options here!


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Vancouver International Film Festival

It’s only fitting to explore the best of film, here, in Hollywood North. The Vancouver International Film Festival is back, and up-and-running through August into the fall. Check out what’s screening (‘Annette’ (2021) pictured), dates, and ticket purchases here.


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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

Take a peaceful stroll through Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden located in the heart of Vancouver’s Chinatown. A natural sanctuary within the city, experience all that Vancouver’s diverse cultural makeup has to offer, open through Friday until Sunday. Purchase tickets here.


Twilight Drive-In Theatre

Enjoy a movie night from the comfort of your own vehicle - drive-in movie season has arrived! Head down to Metro Vancouver’s only drive-in, Twilight Drive-In Theatre. Check out movie screenings, dates and reserve tickets here!


 

As COVID-19 restrictions ease this summer, we want to encourage everyone to get back into the community in safe and engaging ways. Let’s embrace what Vancouver has to offer this season, support local and celebrate the resiliency of our community! Visit Vancouver Tourism for more fun summer activities.

 

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