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We all want wholesome, delicious, and fun meals for our families—and that’s why we love Tree Island Yogurt, made in small batches on Vancouver Island using 100% Canadian milk from grassfed family farms.
This year, thanks to the generous support from the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority/Port of Vancouver, 200 children will be attending this year’s Festival through our Adopt a Class program, for a day filled with learning, laughter and inspiration.
We are excited to offer a wide selection of local Food Trucks at this year’s festival, with enough variety to satisfy each family member’s tastes and cravings! Check out our Guide to Feasting at this year's Festival!
If you are a parent or guardian, then you've probably heard about Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs). But what exactly is a RESP—is it worthwhile to open one, and how do you do that?
The 48th Annual Vancouver International Children’s Festival takes place May 26 – June 1 on Granville Island where world-class theatre, music, dance, circus, puppetry and storytelling performers come to entertain Metro Vancouver children and families.
Granville Island isn’t just home to the festival—it’s also home to the Public Market, which is full of some of the tastiest, most kid-approved treats in the city.
In addition to paddling together, members of the Squamish Ocean Canoe Family are committed to sharing Skwxwú7mesh culture through traditional songs and dances. Squamish Ocean…
Celebrate the Year of the Snake at LunarFest. Make friends and make art with free family-friendly workshops on Granville Island, this February. Celebrate LNY like no other through arts and culture!
Check out our curated list of enriching art-focused field trip ideas to help educators plan unforgettable and impactful field trips for their students.
