North Shore Visitors Guide 2015

A Visitors Guide toNorth and West Vancouver

www.vancouversnorthshore.com604-987-4488

YOU DIDN’T COME ALL THIS WAYTO GO TO A MALL.

TREETOPS ADVENTURE. CLIFFWALK. THE LEGENDARY SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

Drive, take transit or the FREE SHUTTLE from Canada Place.604.985.7474 CAPBRIDGE.COM

You came all this way, now go beyond at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.

Welcome to the North ShoreThe North Shore is more than just a spectacular backdrop for one of the world’s most scenic cities. It’s teeming with life, wild and urban, and the possibilities of what to do with your time here are plenty.

Home to many summer and winter activities, including the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, the mountains of the North Shore are an all-

season playground, and add breathtaking vistas to the views in Canada’s most scenic community. Alpine trails and ski runs are just some of the places to meet locals and visitors.

If you’re a water lover, just head downhill and you’ll hit the ocean. The coves and islands on the coastline make for perfect paddling trips and some of the best diving in the world. All that vibrant Coast Mountain rainforest makes North and West Vancouver’s trails a mecca for all levels of hikers and mountain bikers alike.

After exploring the outdoors, indulge in the experiences off ered by our many diverse businesses. The North Shore has many unique restaurants, shopping areas, attractions and accommodation providers to choose from. The North Vancouver Chamber of Commerce is proud to promote our many member businesses and invites you to browse our business directory at www.nvchamber.ca or visit one of our Visitor Centres at Lonsdale Quay Market or 102-124 West First Street.

Louise Ranger Chief Executive O� cerNorth Vancouver Chamber of Commerce

West Coast forest

YOU DIDN’T COME ALL THIS WAYTO GO TO A MALL.

TREETOPS ADVENTURE. CLIFFWALK. THE LEGENDARY SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

Drive, take transit or the FREE SHUTTLE from Canada Place.604.985.7474 CAPBRIDGE.COM

You came all this way, now go beyond at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.

Tour a working beehive, learnall about the fascinating worldof Grouse Mountain’s smallestresidents, and more at the Summerof Small Wonders. Only Here.

Small is BeautifulSMALL WONDERS - SUMMER 2015

Learn more at grousemountain.com/thinksmallNorth Shore Visitors Guide www.vancouversnorthshore.com 604-987-4488 3

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Ambleside Park (foot of 13th Street)

WestVancouver

Delta

Ladner

Tsawwassen

Surrey

CloverdaleLangley

FortLangley

Aldergrove

Abbotsford

ChilliwackMission

US Border

Maple Ridge

PittMeadows

PortCoquitlam

PortMoody

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Vancouver’s North ShoreWelcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6

Outdoor Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-10

Safety Tips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

General Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Map of North Shore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13

Arts & Culture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Accessibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Village Charm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17

Accommodations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19

Restaurants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-21

Events Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-23

MAPLEWOOD FARMPROVIDING QUALITY FARM LIFE EXPERIENCES SINCE 1975

Located only 15 mins from downtown Vancouver,this 5 acre farm educates while entertains kids aged 0-110!

Meet all who live in the barns, �nd out what Petunia & Peggy thepotbelly pigs love to eat, cuddle with the bunnies, play with thegoat kids & their moms, feed the ducks & geese and watch a

Jersey cow milking demonstration daily at 1:15 pm.Custom Pony rides are available seasonally.

405 Seymour River Place, North Vancouver JUST OFF OLDDOLLARTONRD.604-929-5610 • www.maplewoodfarm.bc.ca

OPERATED BY THE PARKS DEPT. OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

COVER PHOTO: City of North VancouverPHOTOS COURTESY OF: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, City of North Vancouver, Cypress Mountain, Grouse Mountain, North Shore News, Sewell’s Marina, Tourism Vancouver, and Vancouver’s North Shore Tourism.

PUBLISHED ON BEHALF OF:

North Vancouver Chamber of Commerce #102-124 West First Street, North Vancouver, B.C., V7M 3N3Tel. 604-987-4488 • www.nvchamber.ca* With the assistance of Vancouver’s North Shore

Tourism Association and North Shore News.Printed in Canada

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Capilano Salmon Hatchery604-666-17904500 Capilano Rd., North VanWorking fi sh hatchery on the Capilano River in the Capilano River Regional Park. Glass walls allow you to see the salmon jumping up the ladder during spawning season (roughly July to November). Within the park, there are many hiking trails and a picnic area at the Cleveland Dam. Free. BUS: 236

Capilano Suspension Bridge Parkwww.capbridge.com604-985-74743735 Capilano Rd., North VanAn awesome 230 feet above the Capilano River, the 450-foot long suspension bridge has been a tradition for more than a century.

A thrilling West Coast rainforest experience, Treetops Adventure is the fi rst venue of its kind in North America. Treetops off ers visitors a squirrel’s eye view of a thriving coastal forest, as they venture from one magnifi cent Douglas fi r tree to another via a series of elevated suspension bridges, some reaching as high as 100 feet above the forest fl oor.

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park’s newest attraction, Cli� walk, allows visitors to explore a cliff -side ecosystem from a series of narrow walkways and glass platforms high above the rumbling Capilano River — possibly the most pulse pounding nature walk in North America. BUS: 236

Cleveland Damand Capilano LakeCapilano Rd., North VanView an impressive spillway nearing 300 feet, holding back the 670-acre man-made Capilano Lake, which provides the wonderful, pure drinking water for much of the Greater Vancouver region. Capilano-Pacifi c Trail runs 5 miles (8 km) north from Ambleside Park to Capilano Lake. BUS: 236

Deep Cove Canoe & Kayak Centrewww.deepcovekayak.com604-929-2268 2156 Banbury Rd., North VanLocated in Deep Cove on Indian Arm famous for calm waters and stunning scenery. Rentals include single, double and triple kayaks, surf skis, canoes, dragon boats and stand-up paddle boards. Lessons and guided tours also available.

BUS: 239+212 or 211

From snowy peaks to the water’s edge, Vancouver’s North Shore off ers a myriad of ways to relax and rejuvenate. Sway across the famous Capilano Suspension Bridge to the natural splendour of winding rainforest trails; explore the shops and restaurants of Lonsdale Quay Market; or take a ride up North America’s largest aerial tramway to the top of Grouse Mountain, where skiing, hiking, dining, and other activities can easily fi ll a day – all just minutes from the city.

BUS ROUTES ARE LISTED BASED ON DEPARTURE FROM LONSDALE QUAY

Attractions

Cli� walk at Capilano Suspension BridgeCapilano Salmon Hatchery

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AttractionsGrouse Mountainwww.grousemountain.com604-984-0661Explore B.C.’s breathtaking old-growth forests with eco-hikes, helicopter tours, and paragliding. Enjoy 360° mountaintop views, with dining and outdoor recreation 365 days a year. Take a thrilling ride on the ziplines that off er a unique sightseeing perspective with speeds of 50 km/h. Take a trip to the top of the Eye of the Wind, a windmill turbine that produces a quarter of the resort’s energy needs. BUS: 236

Lighthouse Parkwww.lighthousepark.ca 604-925-7200See the largest uncut coastal-elevation trees in Metro Vancouver surrounding a powerful lighthouse beacon built in 1888. Includes many walking trails and natural picnic spots along the rocky ocean

coast of West Vancouver. Within a 10-minute walk of the parking lot.

BUS: 239 + 250

Lonsdale Quay Marketwww.lonsdalequay.com604-985-6261With more than 80 shops and restaurants, the Quay off ers fresh produce, seafood, baked goods, fl ower stalls, gift stores and unique boutiques in an indoor-outdoor market setting. Watch harbour activity from the balconies or waterfront plaza.

Lynn Canyon Parkand Ecology Centrewww.dnv.org/ecology 604-990-3755Nature programs for all ages, an interpretive centre and wildlife videos. Admission by donation. Open 10 am to 5 pm daily. Enjoy the natural beauty of a West Coast rainforest as you hike the trails in Lynn Canyon Park. The suspension bridge hangs 50 metres above Lynn Creek off ering spectacular views of Lynn Canyon below. BUS: 227 or 228

Maplewood Farmwww.maplewoodfarm.bc.ca 604-929-5610A family destination since 1975, featuring birds, farm animals, pony rides (special events only), hands-on exhibits, daily cow milking demos and more. BUS: 239+212 or 214

Maplewood Wild Bird Sanctuary604-922-1550Maplewood Flats2645 Dollarton Hwy.See native birds on a self-guided tour. Free Interpretive “theme walks” 1.5 hours. Guided walk held at 10 am on the second Saturday of each month, rain or shine.

BUS: 239+212 or C15

Park and Tilford Gardenswww.parkandtilford.com604-984-8200Popular Japanese style public display garden. Free to the public. Open 9:30 am until dusk. BUS: 239

Sewell’s Marina www.sewellsmarina.com 604-921-3474Rent a boat, go on a fi shing charter, or book a Sea Safari wildlife eco tour. Operating for over 75 years, come discover the spectacular waters off the West Coast of BC.

BUS: 239+257 or 250


ZipTrek at Grouse Mountain

Lighthouse Park

Maplewood Farm

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Outdoor Activities

Ambleside Beach, the largest sandy beach on the North Shore, a common place to come for a walk or to hang out on the beach. It has a great view of Stanley Park and the Lions Gate Bridge.

Dundarave Beach, a small, community-oriented beach in West Vancouver that is great for families. The beach is located

at the west end of the West Vancouver Seawall walk.

Panorama Park, a beach inDeep Cove, with grassy picnic areas and playground.

Cates Park, nice sandy beach, grassy picnic area and playground.

If outdoor recreation is part of your vacation plan, the North Shore is the place to fi nd it. Take a stroll along the waterfront or urban trails; hike or bike gorgeous mountain tracks; try your luck with a rod and reel at one of the area’s fresh or saltwater fi shing destinations; windsurf at Ambleside; scuba dive off Whytecliff Park; paddle tranquil Indian Arm; or hit the links on one of the community’s golf courses.

Deep Cove Canoe & Kayakwww.deepcovekayak.com604-929-2268Guided trips with duration ranging from just a few hours to multi-day expeditions.

Landsea Tours & Adventureswww.vancouvertours.com604-255-7272Guided tours to some of Vancouver’s North Shore major attractions.

Rocky Mountaineerwww.rockymountaineer.com 1-877-460-3200Enjoy a breathtaking three-hour rail excursion between North Vancouver and Whistler during May-Sept.

Takaya Tourswww.takayatours.com 604-904-7410Enjoy canoe tours with members of local First Nations as guides, who tell traditional stories and point out interesting historic sites.

Van Top Tourswww.vantoptours.com 604-984-0008Tour specialists in small friendly groups, in English, Spanish or Portuguese.

Day Trips

Lynn Canyon

Cates Park

Sewell’s Sea Safari


GolfAmbleside Pitch and Putt604-922-3818

Furry CreekGolf & Country Club604-896-2224

Gleneagles Golf Course604-921-7353

Murdo FrazerPar 3 Golf Course604-980-8410

Northlands Golf Course604-924-2950

Seymour CreekDriving Range Golf Centre604-987-7767

Seymour Golf & Country Club604-929-5491(Open to the public Mon & Fri only)

Takaya GolfDriving Range Centre604-929-6672

HikingVancouver’s North Shore is rated one of the best places to go hiking in the world due to the variety of trails available for all skill levels including seaside walks, urban wilderness trails and backcountry trekking.

The North Shore mountains are composed of six peaks: Black, Strachan, Hollyburn, Grouse, Fromme, and Seymour Mountains, which off er perfect terrain to get a healthy dose of the great outdoors.

One of the most popular hikes is the Baden-Powell Trail, off ering a 48-km (30-mile) route from West Vancouver’s Horseshoe Bay all the way to Deep Cove. The trail can be done in sections by accessing it at

a number of diff erent locations. One of the east segments will lead you to Quarry Rock, which off ers a stunning view of Deep Cove and Indian Arm.

Rainy day? This is the perfect time to go hiking as the Douglas fi rs and Western cedars off er a natural cover to get out of the rain while enjoying the freshest forest smell. Adventures include picturesque waterfalls, deep canyons, old growth forests, meandering creeks and rocky outcrops where you can view sail boats, seaplanes and cruise ships moving around the active port of Vancouver.

If you are looking for an easy stroll with ocean views, the Seawall in West Vancouver can be accessed at Ambleside. The North Shore Spirit Trail has a segment that is wheelchair accessible. It begins at Waterfront Park and travels through to the Mosquito Creek Marina.

North Shore Spirit Trail info: www.cnv.org/spirittrail

Some other hikes to explore are: Cypress Falls, Capilano Canyon, Dog Mountain, Eagle Blu� s, Goldie Lake, Lynn Canyon Park, Norvan Falls and Rice Lake.

For help to � nd trails visit:www.vancouvertrails.com or drop into one of the North Shore Visitor Centres (see map on pages 12 & 13).

Mountain BikingThe North Shore has a well-deserved reputation for world-class mountain bike riding. The steep slopes are woven with trails that off er everything from easy cross-country to extreme downhill. Some of these trails contain numerous natural challenges like fallen logs, giant boulders to drop from, ravines to jump across, etc.

Outdoor Activities

Northlands Golf Course

Baden-Powell Trail

North Shore Spirit Trail

Greetings fromthe City of

NORTHVANCOUVER

MAYORDarrell Mussatto

The City of North Vancouver is a dynamic and lively communityin which to live, work and visit. Surrounded by beautifulmountains and stunning ocean views, it offers a unique andnatural playground for endless recreational adventure. A bustlingand diverse business core provides a host of services, while Cityresidents extend warm, friendly hospitality. We welcome you toexperience the exceptional arts and culture, gourmet cuisine andworld-class shopping that the City has to offer.

The City’s waterfront is the hub for signature events, concertsand markets on the North Shore.Waterfront Park, Lonsdale QuayMarket and the 700-foot long Burrard Dry Dock Pier all host avariety of outdoor events and festivals throughout the year.The Shipyards offer the perfect place to relax, dine, and soak upthe ambience of the City during the ever popular Friday NightMarkets and Summer Sessions Concert Series. These events andattractions are just the start of an exciting transformation of theCity’s waterfront into a renowned destination and communitygathering place where residents, families and visitors come toenjoy a unique seaside experience and vibrant cultural amenities.

With over 50,000 residents and a history spanning more than100 years, the City of North Vancouver is an award winningcommunity that continues to thrive as a liveable and sustainableCity. We hope you’ll take the time to discover what we have tooffer and return again and again.We’ll be waiting to welcome you.

141West 14th StreetNorth Vancouver, B.C. V7M 1H9Tel: 604-985-7761

www.cnv.org

Natural old-growth red cedar planks are used to create obstacles like bridges, ladders, and teeter-totters to ride on. One of the most popular of these trails is CBC. Old Buck, Mushroom and Bridal Path trails are excellent routes for intermediate riders.

If you’re seeking a challenge, it’s best to check in with any of the North Shore’s bike shops.

Pick up a trail map and chat with staff about what kind of trail you’re looking to ride. Novice riders will love the paved, 10-kilometre, vehicle-free Seymour Valley Trailway through the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve.

See map on pages 12 & 13 for locations. For more trail info see www.nsmba.ca.

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Water Sports Deep Cove Canoeand Kayak Centrewww.deepcovekayak.com604-929-2268Rentals include single, double and triple kayaks, surf skis, canoes, dragon boats and stand-up paddle boards. Lessons and guided tours also available.

Deep Cove Marinawww.deepcovemarina.com604-929-1251Boat rentals, gas, diesel,marine supplies and moorage.

Sewell’s Marinawww.sewellsmarina.com604-921-3474Experience a Sea Safari, rent a speed boat or take a chartered fi shing tour.

Winter Fun Cypress Mountainwww.cypressmountain.com604-926-5612Cypress off ers 52 runs for skiers, boarders and snowshoers of all abilities as well as 16 kilometres of groomed and track-set trails for fans of Nordic skiing. Equipment rentals are available.

Mount Seymourwww.mountseymour.com604-986-2261Mount Seymour is a favourite with families. In addition to skiing and snowboarding trails, Seymour off ers special hills for tobogganers and snow-tubers. Snowshoeing is also popular at Seymour. Equipment rentals are available.

Grouse Mountainwww.grousemountain.com604-980-9311 Discover a snowy wonderland renowned for the views of the city while skiing and snowboarding, sleigh riding, snowshoeing or ice-skating on an outdoor rink.

Outdoor Activities

Deep Cove

Cypress Mountain

Ecology CentreIn Lynn Canyon Park

Open: 10am to 5pm daily Information: 604-990-3755Operated by the District of North Vancouver Parks Deptartment

lynncanyonecologycentre.ca

hands-on nature displayswildlife videosnature programs for all ageskids exploratoriumadmission by donationsuspension bridge nearbygift shop


British Columbia is bear country, and the North Shore mountains are prime black bear habitat.

There are a few easy rules to remember to keep yourself and the bear safe if you do cross paths. You should never feed a bear, but leaving food garbage lying around can do just that. Hike in groups if possible and make some noise by attaching bear bells to your pack — bears will avoid you if they know you’re coming.

If you run into a bear, stay calm and back away, speaking to the bear in a low voice. If the bear approaches you, don’t run and don’t play dead. Stand your ground and speak fi rmly. If you have pepper spray, this is the time to reach for it.

Report bear sightings to 604-990-2327 (BEAR).

■ Know your route. Make sure your hiking or biking trail is right for your ability. Darkness falls quickly in the woods, so allow for extra time for your return.

■ Never hike or bike alone. Let another person know (or leave a note on your car’s dash) where you’re going and when you should be back.

■ Plan for problems. Bring sturdy shoes, a waterproof jacket and always carry water. The weather can change quickly. A smart hiker also carries a light, a whistle, matches, a knife, some extra clothes, food and a fi rst aid kit. A small pack can prevent big problems.

■ Bring a cellphone. If you do get into trouble, a cellphone is a huge help for rescuers.

Safety TipsACCOMMODATIONSwww.vancouversnorthshore.com 604-987-4488www.HelloBC.com 1-800-HelloBC

BC FERRIESwww.bcferries.com 1-888-BCFERRY

BC ROAD REPORTSwww.drivebc.com 1-800-550-4997

POLICE (NON EMERGENCY)North Vancouver 604-985-1311West Vancouver 604-925-7300

TRANSPORTATIONwww.translink.ca 604-953-3333www.westvancouver.ca 604-985-7777Sunshine Cabs 604-988-8888North Shore Taxi 604-987-7171

WEATHER REPORTSwww.weather.gc.ca 604-664-9010

LIBRARIESNV City Library 120 W. 14th St. 604-998-3450NV District Library Capilano 3045 Highland Blvd. 604-987-4471NV District Library Lynn Valley 1277 Lynn Valley Rd. 604-984-0286NV District Library Parkgate 3675 Banff Court 604-929-3727WV Memorial Library 1950 Marine Dr. 604-925-7400

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Bear

Grouse Mountain

BE SURE TO WEAR APPROPRIATE FOOTWEAR,AND PACK THESE 10 ESSENTIALS:!

1. Flashlight or headlamp

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6. Large orange plastic bag (to crawl into for warmth and protection; the colour is highly visible)

7. Water and food

8. Extra clothes

9. First aid kit

10. Compass and map

WATERFRONTDININGOpen7DaysaWeek

At LynnwoodMarina under 2nd Narrows Bridge604.988.0038 | www.marinasidegrill.comFREE PARKING

BREAKFAST, LUNCH&DINNERMarinaSide Grill


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Visitor CentresOPEN ALL YEAR - Weekdays 9am-5pm

#102-124 West First St., North Vancouver • 604-987-4488

OPEN MAY 16 - SEPTEMBER 7, 2015 - Daily 10am-5pmLonsdale Quay Market • 604-980-5331

www.nvchamber.ca • www.vancouversnorthshore.com

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The North Shore boasts an array of destinations and events that celebrate local and indigenous culture and creativity. Join in the neighbourhood fun with popular outdoor summer concerts in Dundarave, Deep Cove, Lynn Valley and Edgemont Village. Experience local aboriginal customs at the Squamish Nation’s annual Pow Wow, or at the Whey-ah-Wichen Canoe Festival, hosted by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. Along the way, look for unique items of artistry at the many diverse small shops and galleries sprinkled across the North Shore, which showcase a variety of homegrown and visiting talent.

Art GalleriesCityScape Community Art Spacewww.nvartscouncil.ca604-988-6844335 Lonsdale Ave., North Van

Ferry Building Gallerywww.ferrybuildinggallery.com604-925-72901414 Argyle Ave., West Van

Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art www.gordonsmithgallery.ca604-903-37982121 Lonsdale Ave., North Van

Presentation House Gallerywww.presentationhousegallery.org604-986-1351333 Chesterfi eld Ave., North Van

Seymour Art Gallerywww.seymourartgallery.com604-924-13784360 Gallant Ave., North Van

Silk Purse Arts Centrewww.silkpurse.ca604-925-72911570 Argyle Ave., West Van

Takaya Tourswww.takayatours.com604-904-7410A First Nation-owned eco-tourism venture off ering a range of activities that mix outdoor adventure with an authentic interpretation of Coast Salish culture, rainforest walks as well as canoe and kayak tours.

Whey-ah-wichenwww.dnv.orgOnce a summer village site for the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Cates Park/Whey-ah-Wichen holds a great deal of history. The ancestral name means “Faces the Wind,” and it’s appropriate for the seaside

park that features a six-kilometre waterfront trail that winds past sandy beaches and through a mixed forest of Douglas fi r and big leaf maple trees.

EventsNorth Vancouver Recreation + Culturewww.northvanrec.com/arts-culture604-983-6467 A bi-municipal organization that delivers arts, culture and recreationprograms and services.See Event Listings pages 21-23.

First Nations Híwus First NationsCultural Programwww.grousemountain.comA variety of educational programming is off ered in an authentic Coast Salish Longhouse atop Grouse Mountain. Advanced booking is required.

Khot-la-cha Art Gallerywww.khot-la-cha.com604-987-3339270 Whonoak St., North VanAuthentic handmade First Nations Art - perfect for gifts.

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MuseumsNorth Vancouver Archiveswww.northvanmuseum.ca 604-990-3700 (ext. 8016)3203 Institute Rd., North VanLocated in the Community History Centre. View photos, archival information, and small exhibits. Free public access. BUS: 228 or 229

North Vancouver Museumwww.northvanmuseum.ca604-990-3700 (ext. 8016)209 West 4th St., North VanAll visits by appointment only.Group bookings available Thursday & Friday afternoons. Free. Check nvma.ca for program and walking tour information. BUS: 239

WV Museum and Archiveswww.westvancouvermuseum.ca604-925-7295680 17th St., West VanExhibits, archival information and historic walking tours through West Vancouver’s lovely local communities. BUS: 239+251 or 252 or 253

TheatresCapilano UniversityPerforming Arts Theatrewww.capilanou.ca/blueshore� nancialcentre604-990-78102055 Purcell Way, North VanTheatre, concerts and choral performances all take place atthe university. BUS: 239

Centennial Theatrewww.centennialtheatre.com604-984-44842300 Lonsdale Ave., North VanConcerts, live theatre, seminars and cultural events. BUS: 230 or 229

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre� rstimpressionstheatre.comwww.deepcovestage.com604-929-3200 or 604-929-94564360 Gallant Ave, North VanA 130 seat air-conditioned studio theatre. BUS: 239+211 or 212

Hendry Hall Theatrewww.northvanplayers.ca604-983-2633815 East 11th St., North VanBuilt in 1942, this historical building is now home to air-conditioned live entertainment. BUS: 228

Kay Meek Performance Arts Centrewww.kaymeekcentre.com604-981-63351700 Mathers Ave., West VanConcerts, live theatre, and cultural performances. BUS: 239 + 251

Presentation House Theatrewww.phtheatre.org604-990-3474333 Chester� eld Ave., North VanProducing and presenting professional theatre, music and dance for all ages and all interests. BUS: 239

AccessibilityFor people with limited mobility, getting around in a new location can be a big concern. Visitors who use wheelchairs or walking aids are able to enjoy the natural attractions of the North Shore.

All buses throughout the Lower Mainland feature ramps and designated wheelchair-seating areas. Schedules can be found at www.translink.ca.

Disabled visitors shouldn’t be shy about heading up to the mountains either, as Seymour, Cypress and Grouse mountains are all equipped with ramps, accessible trails and washrooms. The mountains’ restaurant facilities provide wheelchair accessible table heights.

Over in West Vancouver, the Seawall and John Lawson Park have ramps and wheelchair-accessible washrooms with automatic door openers.

All community centres on the North Shore are wheelchair accessible, and those with pools are all equipped with lifts.


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The North Shore is made up of several communities, each with its own small-town spirit, civic pride and unique characteristics. See the map on the centrefold to locate these main-street marketplaces.

Deep Cove One trip to Deep Cove and you’ll want to go back. A drive down Gallant Avenue gives way to the sheltered, calm harbour vista that is the area’s signature view. You can paddle out of the cove and into Indian Arm, or simply sit on the beach and gaze.

Deep Cove is largely residential, but its commercial core is the two-block stretch of Gallant Avenue, where galleries and a local theatre vie for attention alongside unique boutiques and quaint bistros. A little west of the cove itself, evidence of waterfront industry can be seen from Cates Park, which has both a beach and a heavily wooded trail.

Lynn Valley Tucked between mountains in North Vancouver, Lynn Valley is a lush, pretty neighbourhood

bordered by forest. Lynn Canyon Park is home to a spectacular rainforest and off ers a range of trails, a free suspension bridge that hangs high above Lynn Creek and an ecology centre.

Lynn Headwaters Regional Park, connected to the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve, has fi shing at peaceful Rice Lake and trails that link up with this section of the North Shore spiderweb of walkways called the Baden-Powell Trail. Make sure you include a visit to Lynn Valley Village. Anchored by the beautiful public library, this pedestrian-only village has a diverse selection of shops and services.

It is also home to the popular Live in Lynn Valley summer concert series and numerous community events.

Lonsdale North Vancouver’s past and present meet up on Lonsdale Avenue. At the foot of this busy street you’ll fi nd shipbuilding and where the working tugboats live.

The Pier is a unique venue located on the city’s historic Versatile Shipyards site. Anchored by the 700-foot long Burrard Dry DockPier and smaller fl oating St. Roch Dock, the Pier off ers spectacular 360-degree views of the North Shore and Vancouver skylines.

Lower Lonsdale is North Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhood and is rich in history. Walk up Lonsdale and you’ll fi nd a 29 block steep avenue lined with shops, restaurants, cafés and pubs that truly capture the unique spirit of the city. Not feeling like a vertical walk? Take the 229 or 230 bus to the top and walk down.The area has two hotels, both with views of the working harbour and extends four blocks up and two blocks east and west, but its heart is at Lonsdale Quay. See page 6 for more information. Walk along the pathway to the west and you’ll fi nd Waterfront Park.

For those interested in the arts, the Presentation House Arts Centre on Chesterfi eld Avenue is an art gallery,

a museum, a playhouse and one of Lower Lonsdale’s best-kept secrets.

Park & Tilford Just north of Main Street in North Vancouver is Park & Tilford Shopping Mall and Gardens. This public garden contains eight themed areas on 2.8 acres of land. Bridges, hanging baskets and a Japanese garden make this one of North Vancouver’s most tranquil corners. Admission is free. Adjacent to the mall is North Shore Film Studios where fi lming takes place for TV and movies.

Edgemont Village Here’s a spot that invites you to park your car and wander. The pretty village of Edgemont is only a few blocks long, but its relaxed ambience lures visitors from all over the North Shore. Its cosy coff ee shops and restaurants beckon you to sit down and enjoy a freshly made piece of pie or a warm cinnamon bun.

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During July and August, you can catch the Summer Live concert series on Friday evenings. Even if you have only a few minutes before a visit to the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, the Capilano Salmon Hatchery or after huffi ng and puffi ng up the Grouse Grind, Edgemont Village is worth a quick visit.

Ambleside One of West Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods, Ambleside has many pleasures and its long strip of beach is ideal for family picnics, sporting activities, swimming and just plain lounging around.

Stretching between Ambleside and Dundarave is the popular Seawall, favoured by walkers and joggers. Both Ambleside and Dundarave are ideal for diners who like to look out at the water, with a variety of restaurants and patios to choose from.

At night, the Lions Gate Bridge is distinguished by its elegant strings of white lights. You might also get to see a cruise ship head out to sea.

Dundarave Nestled between the mountains and the open ocean is the lovely seaside village of Dundarave in West Vancouver. With its old-fashioned lamps, beautifully tailored boulevard and hanging fl ower baskets, it is one of the North Shore’s most picturesque communities.

Take a walk to the waterfront to fi nd a scenic beach and a playground for children. Walk out to the end of the pier, which marks the site of the original ferry boat landing once used by loggers and weekend adventurers. Enjoy the prospect of Lions Gate Bridge on your left and the ships coming into the port from your right.

Caulfeild Defying the usual English spelling guidelines, Caulfeild does indeed put its “e” before its “i.” We can blame the aberration on Sir Francis William Caulfeild, who established the community of Caulfeild Cove in 1898. Lighthouse Park is one of the community’s most appealing destinations. Its forest trails lead to enormous boulders that tumble down to the Pacifi c and off er one of West Vancouver’s most splendid views. The park also contains the Point Atkinson Lighthouse.

Horseshoe Bay Horseshoe Bay is the western bookend of the North Shore and the site of the BC Ferries terminal. But many come to Horseshoe Bay

just for the view. In addition to the ferries chugging in and out, there are boats here at Sewell’s Marina, which has been owned by the same family for three generations. Why not rent a boat yourself?

Try your hand at fi shing or just enjoy the magnifi cent

surroundings while bouncing along the waves. There’s also a nice playground for kids. One favourite activity is getting fi sh and chips or an oyster burger from one of the takeout restaurants and eating it in the park overlooking the water. Another is buying an ice cream cone and wandering along the pier.

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Restaurants$ Bargain Fare $5-$8$$ Inexpensive $9-$12

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AustrianJägerhof Restaurant $$Old World Charm - Featuring Alpine Cuisine from Austria, Germany, Switzerland and SouthTirol/Northern Italy with an extensive import beer selection.71 Lonsdale AvenueNorth Vancouver, 604-980-4316www.jagerhof.ca

British The Cheshire Cheese Restaurant & Bar $$Excellent seafood and British dishes on the Waterfront. Thursdays Pot Roast, Friday & Saturday Prime Rib Dinner. Sunday Turkey Dinner. Weekends and Holidays our acclaimed Eggs Benny. Open for lunch or dinner, 7 days a week. 2nd Floor, Lonsdale Quay MarketNorth Vancouver, 604-987-3322cheshirecheeserestaurant.com

Chinese Neighbourhood Noodle House $$$We offer healthy self-prepared cuisine made with the freshest ingredients with NO MSG added. Proudly being the ONLY restaurant on the North Shore serving

Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine at a very affordable price. Family owned and operated in the community for over 18 years. Come today and enjoy -- Eat-in, Take-Out or Delivery1352 Lonsdale AvenueNorth Vancouver, 604-988-9885neighbourhoodnoodlehouse.com

Comfort FoodCC Violin Patisserie & Café $Our Café is looking forward to welcoming you into its calm & fashionable cafe. Customized birthday & party cakes and gorgeous high tea. Specializing in French mousse cakes, pastries and organic coffee & tea, you’re sure to find something you love. Come on in and try one of our freshly baked croissants and one of the best cappuccinos you’ll find on the North Shore.1564 Marine Drive West Vancouver, 604-281-1680www.ccviolin.com

Fine DiningThe Observatory $$$$An epicurean experience 3700’ above the twinkling lights of Vancouver.Grouse Mountain 6400 Nancy Greene Way North Vancouver, 604-998-5045

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FrenchChez Michel $$$ A West Vancouver Favorite for 34 years! Chez Michel offers a broad menu of authentic French fare at reasonable prices, both at lunch and dinner. Daily specials along with seasonal specials such as Cassoulet.1373 Marine DriveWest Vancouver, 604-926-4913

Greek Pasparos Taverna $$Pasparos offers quality Greek features such as the best-selling roast lamb and lamb chop dishes. Enjoy a warm & cozy ambiance for a great dining experience and consistent good service. Year after year, Pasparos continues to honour the high reputation of Greek hospitality.132 West 3rd StreetNorth Vancouver, 604-980-0331www.pasparos com

IndianHandi Cuisine of India $$A North Shore News Reader’s Choice 2006 Winner, offering Authentic Indian Cuisine. Located on Bellevue near Ambleside beach. Open for lunch and dinner, 7 days a week. Weekend buffet, free delivery.1579 Bellevue AvenueWest Vancouver, 604-925-52624544 Hastings StreetBurnaby, 604-298-4464www.handi-restaurant.com

ItalianLa Cucina Restaurant $$$ Authentic Northern Italian Cuisine34 years in business

Lunch Monday-Friday Dinner Monday-SaturdaySpecialties include lamb sirloin. lasagna, veal scallopine, & tiramisuPatio weather permitting1509 Marine DriveNorth Vancouver, 604-986-1334www.lacucinarestaurant.net

Mangia e Beve $$$Great Italian food and wine in a comfortable neighbourhood setting. Enjoy “la dolce vita” on our patio this summer! Open for lunch and dinner, your hosts Antonio, Doug and Rob will ensure you have a meal to remember. Dinner seven nights a week and lunch Monday to Friday. Take-out and catering available.2222 Marine DriveWest Vancouver, 604-922-8333 & 604-904-3755www.mangiaebevi.ca

MalaysianTamarind Hill $$A taste originating from Malaysia, rich in flavors and colors. At Tamarind Hill, our all-time favorites like Rotis & Satays, Green Papaya & Mango Salad, Hainanese Chicken, Rendeng Beef, Kari Lamb, Soft Shell Crab with Indian Black Peppercorn & Garlic Butter and many other dishes are simply second to none. 1440 Lonsdale AvenueNorth Vancouver, 604-990-0111www.tamarindhill.ca

OrganicNut Tree Café $$Organic Vegan Café serving dairy-free and sugar-free foods, breakfast, lunch and early dinner. Menu includes wholesome meals and healthy drinks served with coconut milk, house made milks or rejuvelac, raw dehydrated

house made goods and sugar-free desserts. Gluten-free and diabetic friendly meals available. Nut cheeses and other vegan spreads are used in recipes to bring the cheese flavor to the meal. Ask our staff for any custom dishes. Visit us and enjoy a healthy meal and relaxing music. We have tasty vegan food for everybody, not just vegans.2110 Old Dollarton RoadNorth Vancouver, 604-990-8885www.nuttree.ca

SeafoodC-Lovers $$The best fish & chips on the North Shore! Only minutes away from the Lions Gate Bridge. All you can eat for only $11.99!Marine Drive @ PembertonNorth Vancouver, 604-980-99936640 Royal Avenue West Vancouver, 604-913-0994

Fishworks and Canoe Oyster Bar $$$Offers the best in a seafood dining experience with high quality sustainable dishes and stunning yet inviting decor. Award-winning year in and year out and recently voted the best seafood restaurant on the North Shore, Fishworks

continues to be the most talked about restaurant in the area.91 Lonsdale AvenueNorth Vancouver, 778-340-3449www.�shworks.ca

Montgomery’s Fish & Chips $$Enjoy Fish & Chips with city views!International Food CourtLonsdale Quay MarketNorth Vancouver, 604-929-8416

Waterfront DiningMarinaSide Grill $$Experience casual West Coast waterfront dining at Lynnwood Marina. Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Brunch Saturday/Sunday/Holidays. Join us for daily drink specials on our HUGE patio or catch the game in our Sports Lounge for Fish&Chips, Prime Rib, Lobster, Eggs Benedict, home-made burgers and an assortment of other delicious items. Free parking.1653 Columbia StreetNorth Vancouver , 604-988-0038www.marinasidegrill.com

West Coast DiningCanyon $$$Influenced by the community roots of Edgemont Village, you’ll find exceptional food in a relaxed, service-attentive and comfortable, homey environment, where the food is approachable yet focused. Our menus are simple, have strong local components and daily elements.Canyon’s wine list is global with strong California and pacific northwest content, and has a robust wines by the glass program. “Vancouver Magazine Award finalist 2014 & 2015” as well as “voted by Vancouver Sun top ten new restaurants in Vancouver”3135 Edgemont BoulevardNorth Vancouver, 604.987.8812www.thecanyon.ca

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The Lobby $$Settle in seaside for a fresh perspective on West Coast dining with dishes inspired by B.C.’s abundance of sustainable seafood and fresh local ingredients. Voted Best West Coast Dining by North Shore readers. Weekends feature scrumptious brunches, Prime Rib Sundays and traditional high tea.138 Victory Ship WayLocated in the Pinnacle Hotel at the PierNorth Vancouver , 604-973-8000www.pinnaclepierhotel.com

The Village Table $$$Deep Cove’s local eatery offers made-to-order menu items that include locally farmed product, Ocean Wise seafood, organic, and gluten-free options. A west coast style restaurant, serving craft beer and wines in a warm & friendly atmosphere. Join us for weekend brunch!437 N Dollarton HighwayNorth Vancouver, 604-770-1077www.villagetable.cawww.facebook.com/villagetable

May 2015May 1 - 30May is Art MonthLocal art, music and dance at Capilano Mall.www.nvartscouncil.ca

May 1 - 31 BOOKtopia: West Vancouver Children’s Literature Festivalwww.booktopia.ca

May 2 | 10am-5pmNorth Shore Artists Guild Spring SaleWest Vancouver Community Centrewww.nsartists.ca

May 8 Sea to Sky Regional Heritage FairLynn Valley Librarywww.nvma.ca

May 8 | 8pmLaudate Singers Spring Concert: Mystics & LoversBlueShore Financial Centre for the Performing Arts, Capilano Universitywww.laudatesingers.com

May 10 | 11amMothers Day Tea Party at Lonsdale QuayLonsdale Quay hosts a complimentary tea and scone service (while supplies last). Tea supplied by Blue Teapot and fresh-baked scones supplied by COBS Bakery at the Market.www.lonsdalequay.com

May 16 - July 25Jazz Waves FestivalThe West Van Community Arts Council presents some truly amazing music including jazz, blues, boogie-woogie, and more. www.silkpurse.ca

May 22 | 8pmAmbleside Orchestra’s Summers CelebrationMount Seymour United Church, 1200 Parkgate Avenuewww.vcn.bc.ca/amble

May 30 | 10am-4pmLynn Valley Day & Parade All day family festival starting with a parade, rides, games, food and entertainment.www.lynnvalleyday.cca

May 30 - 31 | 12pm-5pmArt in the Garden TourSelf-guided tour of 16 gardens. www.nvartscouncil.ca

May 31 | 9:30am - 12pmWestie WalkPiper lead walk through Lighthouse Park, West Vancouver, followed by a morning of fun and games.www.westierescueofcanada.com

May 31 | 10am - 4pmSheep Shearing FestivalCome watch shearing and talented Border Collie dogs. Craft tables and weaving demonstrations too. Special admission rates apply.Maplewood Farm www.maplewoodfarm.bc.ca

June 2015June 6District of West Vancouver Community Day 9:45am - Ambleside Mile running race along the Community Day parade route.10am - Parade in Ambleside11am - Community-wide party from John Lawson Park to Ambleside Park, live performances, food vendors, exhibits & a beer garden.www.westvancouver.ca

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June 6Spartan Race 5km endurance raceMount Seymourwww.spartanrace.com

June 6 | 10am - 6pmMEC Bikefest North ShoreLive music, beer garden, BBQ, interactive games, and shows for the whole family.Inter River Parkwww.mec.ca/bikefest

June 13Tim Jones Memorial Rotary Ride for RescueCypress Mountain Hill Climb benefitting North Shore Rescue.www.rotaryrideforrescue.org

June 13Burrard Yacht Club Classic Boat & Car Showwww.burrardyachtclub.com/Classic-Show

June 14 | 9:30am-11:00amNorth Vancouver Save Our Shores Society’s Discovery Waterfront WalkA two hour, five-kilometre guided educational tour.www.nv-saveourshores.ca

June 15 | 4pm-10pm Relay for LifeMahon Park

June 19 - 30North Shore Jazz FestivalA variety of jazz and blues genres and unique music at various North Shore locations.www.coastaljazz.ca

June 25Ambleside Live Presents Kenny Chesney: The Big Revival TourAmbleside ParkThe American country singer-songwriter performs in West Vancouver on his North American tour to support the release of his new album ‘The Big Revival’.www.amblesidelive.com

June 27 – August 31SummerFest Lonsdale Quay MarketFree outdoor concerts, dance lessons and Zumba classes every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.www.lonsdalequay.com

June 27 - July 4BC Bike Race Seven day race starts in North Vancouver and ends in Whistler.www.bcbikerace.com

July 2015July 1Canada Day CelebrationsNorth Vancouver | 10am-12pmPancake Breakfast at Grand Boulevard Park. Parade: 13th & Grand Blvd. West to Lonsdale, north to 17th, west on 17th to Jones Ave., ending at Mahon Park.www.canadadaynorthshore.org

North Vancouver | 12pm-4pm Waterfront ParkLive entertainment and activities for the whole family, including a craft fair hosted by NV Community Arts Council.www.northvancanadaday.com

West Vancouver | 4:30-10:30pm John Lawson ParkBring a picnic, or enjoy a selection from our food vendors, while watching live entertainment. Fireworks begin at 10:30pm. www.westvancouver.ca

July 2 - September 3Thursdays | 6:30pm-8pmSalsa By the SeaAmbleside LandingJoin the drop-in salsa class or bring a picnic and watch the dancers.www.ferrybuildinggallery.com

July 5 | 11am-4pmHorseshoe Bay Annual Artwalk Admire the work of 11 local artists displayed at seven locations around the community of Horseshoe Bay. Enjoy the route on foot (45 min) or catch our FREE shuttle bus from the Gleneagles Community Centre parking lot every half hour starting at 11 a.m. Free admission.www.westvancouver.ca

July 5 | 11am-4pm3rd Annual Greater Vancouver Motorsport Pioneers Society Show and ShineShipbuilders’ Square and Wallace Shipyards www.gvmps.org

July 10-12 Squamish Nation 28th Annual Youth Pow WowCapilano Reserve ParkA community pow wow with aboriginal arts and crafts, a traditional salmon BBQ, & more.

July 14 Ambleside DayCommunity event hosted at Ambleside beach promoting water safety, active lifestyles and a BBQ.www. westvancouver.ca

July 16Seymour Golf & Country Club Charity Golf Tournament22nd anniversary of the tournament, this year benefitting North Shore Rescue.www.seymourgolf.com

July 25 - 26Caribbean Days FestivalPresented by the Trinidad & Tobago Cultural Society of BC, it’s a weekend of parading, dining and dancing in the sunshine. Lonsdale Quay, Waterfront Parkwww.caribbeandays.ca

July 31 - August 9Harmony Arts FestivalThe North Shore’s annual 10 day celebration of community and art. Experience the sights, sounds and sensations of this award-winning festival along the beautiful waterfront in West Vancouver.www.harmonyarts.ca

August 2015August 22 Car Free Day Street FestivalSlide the City comes to Lower Lonsdale along with merchants and food vendors, live music stages, kids’ games, and performance art. Bring the family and enjoy a 1,000 foot waterslide on Lonsdale Avenue stretching from Keith Road to Third Street.

Events Calendar

May 1 - September 25Fridays | 5pm-10pm Shipyards Night Market Shipyard Plaza, Victory Ship Way & Wallace Mews Rdnorthshoregreenmarkets.com

May 2 - October 24 Saturdays | 10am - 3pmLonsdale Quay Farmers Markets East Plaza, 123 Carrie Cates Courtwww.artisanmarkets.ca

May 3 - October 4Saturdays | 9am-3pmDundarave Farmers Marketwww.dundaravevillage.ca

May 3 - October 24 Sundays | 10am-3pmAmbleside Farmers Market1500 block of Bellevue Avenue, West Vancouver between 15th and 16th Streetwww.artisanmarkets.ca

Outdoor Summer Markets

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August 23Deep Cove DazeLive music, entertainment, beer garden, art displays and midway.Panorama Park, Deep Covewww.musart.ca

August 25 – 2955+ BC GamesOver 3,500 athletes from all over BC will be competing in over 25 sports and activities at various venues across the North Shore.Come support these athletes by volunteering and/or cheering them on! www.55plusgames.ca

September 2015September 7 | 12-5pmMusic in the ParkCapilano River Regional ParkMusic, art demos, children activities.www.nvartscouncil.ca

September 13 | 9am-6pmCoho FestivalAmbleside, West Vancouver. Live music, 14-km Coho Run, Coho Walk, Coho Swim, lots of kids’ activities, First Nations Village, and a famous salmon BBQ.www.cohosociety.com

September 7 | 10am-1pmParkgate DayEntertainment, food, crafts, music and more at Parkgate Plaza.www.northvanrec.com

September 20Terry Fox Run North Vancouver: Inter River ParkWest Vancouver: Ambleside Parkwww.terryfox.org

September 25 - 27North Shore Culture DaysVarious LocationsFree, hands-on, interactive activities that invite the public to

participate “behind-the-scenes,” to discover the world of artists and creative offerings on the North Shore.www.culturedays.ca

September 27 | 12-5pmTrolley DancesEntertaining trolley ride event highlighting significant cultural, historical and natural features music and dance performances. www.nvartscouncil.ca

September 19 - 30 | 10am-9pmArtists for Conservation FestivalGrouse MountainWorld’s top conservation-themed exhibit of original nature and wildlife art, art workshops, live painting demonstrations, films and guest lecturers. Weekend activities will include live music, performances.www.artistsforconservation.org

October 2015October 4 | starts 7:30amSpirit of the Shore Half MarathonThe BlueShore Financial Spirit of the Shore Half Marathon is the premier running event on the beautiful North Shore. www.spirithalfmarathon.com

November 2015November 11Remembrance Day ServiceNorth Vancouver | 10:30amParade and ServiceVictoria Park Cenotaph, North Van

North Vancouver | 11am Water Service offshore Cates Park.

West Vancouver | 10:30am-12pmParade and ServiceMarine Drive at 20th, West Van

November 14 - 15 | 10am-4pmWest Vancouver Craft MarketWest Vancouver Community Centre, 2121 Marine DriveOne-stop-shop opportunity to find hand-made items.www.westvancouver.ca

January 2016January 1 | 12:30pm-3pmPenguin PlungePanorama Park, Deep CoveMusic, costumes and more. Plunge is at 2pm. www.penguinplunge.ca

February 2016February TBDVancouver International Mountain Film FestivalNine day event with live presentations, unique outdoor and mountaineering films, photography and live music.www.vimff.org

February 15Family Snow DayMount SeymourBring the family for music, entertainment, tubing and more!www.northvanrec.com

For more event listings visitvancouversnorthshore.com

Events CalendarCapilano Suspension Bridge Park Canyon LightsOver 250,000 sparkling lights adorn the bridge and surrounding rainforest. www.capbridge.com

Christmas Carol Ship FestivalPanorama ParkWatch the lit up boats parade through the harbour.www.carolships.org

Christmas Festival of LightsPark & Tilford MallGardens lit by 1000’s of lights.www.parkandtilford.ca

Dundarave Festival of LightsDundarave Beach, West Vancouver A forest of trees festively decorated by the community. www.dundaravefestival.com

A Lynn Valley Christmas 5th Annual Christmas Tree WalkThis annual event starts on Sunday November 29 with live music and official lighting of

the trees by the mayor at 5pm. Presented by the Lynn Valley Community Association and the Lynn Valley Lions. Trees stay lit throughout the holiday season - come vote for your favourite.

Peak of ChristmasGrouse MountainVisit Santa’s Workshop, meet reindeer, skate on the outdoor rink, snowshoe hike, take a sleigh ride through our mystical alpine forest and visit the Gingerbread Village, showcasing gingerbread houses constructed by talented bakery and pastry artists. www.grousemountain.com

Shipyards Christmas MarketShipyard Plaza, Victory Ship Way & Wallace Mews Rd.The Shipyard is being transformed into a winter wonderland with a German-style Christmas Market in the Pipe Shop building. Outside in Shipbuilders’ Square the excitement continues with food trucks, light display, and live music! northshoregreenmarkets.com

Christmas Events


Good times reign on the mountainside of Vancouver. No matter whether youwant to get out and play in our fresh air, summer fairs or just plain unplug, wehave something for every taste and budget. Bring the whole family and head toour famous attractions like Grouse Mountain, Capilano Suspension Bridge or aSewell’s Sea Safari. Or why not take a walk on the wild side at Lynn Canyon Parkor the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve where you can cycle, roller blade,hike or fish. Whatever appeals, be sure to come and stay on the mountainside ofVancouver and discover our good nature. To plan your getaway, go to:

Not a Care.

Summer Fairs.

Fresh Air.

www.vancouversnorthshore.com

Documents

North Shore Visitors Guide 2015