Heads up, Vancouver! The week just rolled by, and we\u2019re already at the end of February. Let\u2019s kick it off with some fun. From a film festival to a Whitecaps game, to a house music series, here are 10 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver this weekend (Feb. 27-March 1).<\/p>\n
The Whitecaps are up against Toronto FC this weekend, and you won\u2019t want to miss what is sure to be an action-packed game at BC Place.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026
Time:\u00a06:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Where:\u00a0777 Pacific Blvd.\u00a0
Cost: $40.95<\/p>\n
With more than 75 participating eateries, Bite of Burnaby is back with a month-long celebration of the local food scene, including spots like Il Cappello Enoteca, Lee\u2019s Donuts Brentwood, Mulligan\u2019s Japanese Kitchen, Onggi Korean Cuisine, and Dageraad Brewing.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0March 1 to 31, 2026
Time:\u00a0Varies
Where:\u00a0Locations across Burnaby
Cost: Varies<\/p>\n
Every Saturday, 33 Acres hosts a late-night party at its Vancouver and Calgary breweries, with local and visiting DJs spinning irresistible house beats. Music starts at 8 p.m., and you\u2019ll definitely want to arrive early to secure your spot and your brew.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026
Time:\u00a08 p.m.
Where:\u00a015 West 18th Ave.\u00a0
Cost: Free admission<\/p>\n
Starting this Friday, Vancouver\u2019s International Mountain Film Fest is back at theatres across the city, Coquitlam, and West Vancouver with screenings and live guest appearances that mountain lovers won\u2019t want to miss.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Friday, Feb. 27 to March 11, 2026
Time:\u00a0Showtimes vary
Where:\u00a0Theatres across Vancouver, Coquitlam, and West Vancouver
Cost:\u00a0Varies per film, or $145 for an all-access pass<\/p>\n
An iconic live painting night and competition is back in North Vancouver at the end of this week. The high-energy showdown will feature live DJs, drinks, and a battle of the brush that will end with a crowned winner.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Friday, Feb. 27, 2026
Time:\u00a08 to 11 p.m.
Where:\u00a0115 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver
Cost:\u00a0$23.76<\/p>\n
Now in its fifth year, Vancouver Cocktail Week toasts to the city\u2019s incredible beverage scene, inviting residents to enjoy sips of all kinds at venues across the city through happy hour specials, events, and seminars. In addition to spotlighting award-winning local bar talent, there will be visiting bartenders and beverage ambassadors from across the globe.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Sunday, March 1 to March 8, 2026
Time:\u00a0Varies per event
Where:\u00a0Venues across Vancouver
Cost:\u00a0Varies per event<\/p>\n
Canadian blues guitarist and singer-songwriter started out as part of a New Brunswick band called Flat Top, and has since become an independent artist and Juno Award nominee. He\u2019s performing at the Vogue Theatre on Sunday, March 1, 2026.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Sunday, March 1, 2026
Time:\u00a08 p.m.
Where:\u00a0918 Granville St.\u00a0
Cost:\u00a0$55.63+<\/p>\n
The Vancouver Golden Eyes are a new team, and they\u2019re about to make waves during their inaugural hockey season at the Pacific Colliseum, where they\u2019ll play against the Toronto Sceptres.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Sunday, March 1, 2026
Time:\u00a01 to 3 p.m.
Where:\u00a0100 North Renfrew
Cost: $50.50<\/p>\n
Acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards is on her way to Vancouver to perform at the Commodore, beloved by fans of alt-country, folk, and heartland rock.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Friday, Feb. 27, 2026
Time:\u00a07 p.m.
Where:\u00a0868 Granville St.\u00a0
Cost:\u00a0$53.25<\/p>\n
You still have two more chances to catch the Improv Centre\u2019s show Single, Not Single, which explores the ups and downs of relationships (or lack thereof) in a way that will have you struggling to breathe in between laughs.<\/p>\n
When:\u00a0Fridays and Saturdays until Feb. 28, 2026
Time:\u00a09:30 p.m.
Where:\u00a01502 Duranleau St.\u00a0
Cost:\u00a0$31.50+ per person<\/p>\n
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