Things to Do in Vancouver This Weekend (March 6–8, 2026)
Looking for the best things to do in Vancouver this weekend? From major sporting events and cultural festivals to food celebrations, art nights, comedy shows, and family-friendly experiences, March 6–8, 2026 is packed with exciting events across Metro Vancouver.
Samba, axé, capoeira, DJs, Brazilian cuisine, and an all-day cultural celebration. Family-friendly during the day and high-energy party vibes in the evening.
Enjoy free admission to one of Vancouver’s most iconic cultural institutions. Explore current exhibitions, bring the family, and experience an inspiring evening of art in Downtown Vancouver. Advance reservations are recommended due to capacity limits.
Celebrate global adventure storytelling with powerful mountain films, guest speakers, and workshops. This weekend features special screenings including “Extreme Ascents” at the Rio Theatre. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and documentary lovers.
Contemporary, street, and Indigenous dance performances take over Vancouver stages. Don’t miss The Xchange Street Dance Battle and immersive performances happening throughout the weekend.
A powerful film and industry festival spotlighting women and gender-diverse creators. Enjoy curated screenings, short film showcases, and professional panels focused on equity in film and television.
One of Western Canada’s largest francophone festivals featuring live music, fiddle performances, sugar shack treats, pancake breakfast, and family programming.
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Two electrifying days of international rugby, costumes, DJ sets, and festival energy. Saturday is typically the most high-energy day with packed stands and themed fan sections.
Live Celtic music, dancing, cultural displays, crafts, and family activities in Surrey.
Plan Your Weekend in Metro Vancouver
Whether you’re into live comedy, international rugby, cultural festivals, wine tastings, circus thrills, film screenings, or community marches, Vancouver offers something for everyone this weekend.