This summer's festivals are postponed, but that doesn't mean they're gone forever. We're getting stoked for next year's festivals - check out some amazing events to look forward to next year.
Just because we're sticking close to home, doesn't me we can't explore beyond.
Try these 6 virtual festivals and events in June that will give you a new perspective on small-town Alberta, BC wine country, coastal creatures, music, and film.
You’ll feel like a super Canadian throughout the Fort St. James Winterfest, with quintessential events like the fast-paced and unique dog sledding race, ice-skating, a winter film fest, an outdoor art show, and curling championships.
You may not remember the ‘60s – or weren’t even born yet – but you’re guaranteed to have a groovy time at the 60thVernon Winter Carnival happening Feb. 7 – 16, 2020.
Inspire. Transform. Unite. These three words are the theme of the 2019 Indigenous World Tourism Conference which aims to “Accelerate Indigenous Tourism growth.”
Once that crisp air creeps into October, the city of Vernon warms up to autumn in a big way. The month-long celebration fills up the calendar with a pumpkin festival, corn mazes, spooky Halloween fun and a chance to watch the salmon spawn from the seat of a canoe.
We all know when something is done right. You have that sense of contentment, and, in some cases, a feeling that you were a part of something pretty magical. Such is the case with the now five-year running Five Acre Shaker, a music festival with the best intentions as described by writer and photographer Chris Istace, the Mindful Explorer. His life’s work is curating and connecting with communities to tell their stories and help elevate your festival and travel experiences.
There are a million ways to celebrate Dad this Father's Day, but if your dad is an avid foodie, his favourite way to enjoy it would be spending the day with you at a food and drink festival.
