Metro Vancouver residents have a variety of activities to choose from this weekend, including voting in the provincial election and participating in other events.
First and foremost, eligible voters in British Columbia have the opportunity to cast their ballots in the provincial election on Saturday, October 24th. Polling stations will be open from 8am to 8pm, and voters are reminded to bring their identification and follow COVID-19 safety protocols.
In addition to voting, there are several other events happening in Metro Vancouver this weekend. The Vancouver International Film Festival is in full swing, with both in-person and virtual screenings available. The festival showcases a diverse selection of films from around the world, providing entertainment and cultural enrichment for moviegoers.
For those looking for a more active weekend, the annual Granville Island Turkey Trot is taking place on Sunday, October 25th. This 10km run/walk event raises funds for local charities and promotes a healthy and active lifestyle. Participants are encouraged to dress up in their best turkey-themed costumes for a chance to win prizes.
For art enthusiasts, the Vancouver Art Gallery is hosting a special exhibition titled “Modern in the Making: Post-War Craft and Design in British Columbia”. This exhibit features over 300 works from 1950 to the present, showcasing the evolution of craft and design in the province.
Lastly, for those interested in sustainable living, the Metro Vancouver Zero Waste Conference is taking place on Friday, October 23rd. This virtual event brings together experts and leaders to discuss innovative solutions for reducing waste and creating a circular economy.
With a variety of options available, Metro Vancouver residents have the opportunity to engage in civic duty, cultural experiences, physical activity, and environmental discussions this weekend. Don’t miss out on these exciting events happening in our community.
