Another week, another roundup of holiday fun to look forward to! From Disney on Ice to an all-new Christmas Market at the Shipyards, here are 10 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver this week (November 25-29).

LATTO: Sugar Honey Iced Tea Tour

American rapper and singer Latto is bringing her Sugar Honey Iced Tea Tour to Vancouver’s PNE Forum on November 26th, and you won’t want to miss what is sure to be an electrifying performance.

When: Tuesday, November 26th
Where: PNE Forum
Cost: $70

Sponsored pick: VanDusen Festival of Lights

VanDusen’s iconic Festival of Lights will have over one million sparkling holiday lights this year, as well as a new interactive mycelium installation and a display inspired by BC’s gamed Great Bear Rainforest. You can check it out from 4 pm to 10 pm From November 29th to January 5th!

When: Friday, November 29th to January 5th
Where: 5251 Oak Street
Cost: $28 per adult, $11 per child, $18 per senior/youth

Disney on Ice: Magic in the Stars 

Great news, Disney adults. Disney on Ice is skating back into Vancouver this fall – with a show following the magical journey of Mickey, Minnie, and friends through the timeless stories of Cinderella, Aladdin, Toy Story, and Cars, and today’s faves like Encanto, Frozen 2, and Moana.

When: Wednesday, November 27th to December 1st
Where: 100 North Renfrew Street
Cost: $30 to $140 per person

Squamish At Dusk 

Equal parts art exhibition and festival of lights, Squamish at Dusk is an enchanting winter experience marked by whimsical light installations and family activities in the Adventure Centre in Squamish. It might not be downtown Vancouver, but its absolutely worth the drive!

When: Thursday, November 28th to December 14th
Where: 38550 Loggers Lane, Squamish
Cost: $7 to $15 per person

Shipyards Christmas Market 

This all-new Christmas Market at the Shipyards will feature over 75 wooden stalls adorned with twinkling holiday lights, with a variety of unique artisanal gifts for sale.

Visitors can also celebrate the start of the season with festive music, ice skating on the outdoor ice rink, mulled wine and cocoa, and North Vancouver’s shining Christmas tree.

When: Friday, November 29th to December 24th
Where: 115 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver
Cost: Free admission

Robson Square Ice Rink

Yes, it’s true! The iconic Robson Square Ice Rink officially opens for the season this Friday, November 29th, and for just $5 per skate rental, you can skate to your heart’s content.

Upon opening, the ice rink will operate from 9 am to 9 pm.

When: Opens Friday, November 29th
Where: 800 Robson Street
Cost: $5 for skate rentals

Lee’s Donuts Presents: Kalamansi Chats Vancouver

From 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm on Friday, November 29th, Toronto-based Kalamansi Collective is partnering with Lee’s to host a panel discussion on mental health and its impact on entrepreneur’s successes.

When: Friday, November 29th
Where: 199 Water Street
Cost: $38.61

Canyon Lights

Capilano’s world-famous suspension bridge has transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with dazzling light tunnels, a forested flowing path, and twinkling displays galore.

When: Friday, November 22nd to Sunday, January 19th
Where: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Cost: $71.95 per adult

Vancouver Christmas Market 

Looking ahead to the holiday season? The Vancouver Christmas Market is coming back earlier than you might think! While it’s not free to enter, single-entry is currently priced at $15 per person, which will be the market’s lowest price this year. So snag your tickets early if you’re eyeing a couple of dates!

When: Wednesday, November 13th to December 24th
Where: 1055 Canada Place
Cost: $15 for single-entry, $31 for a season pass

Cirque du Soleil: ECHO

With whimsical characters, daring acrobatics, and vibrant costuming and sets, ECHO is a celebration of everything we know & love about Cirque du Soleil. And Vancouverites will be able to see it all unfold onstage starting this October, so be sure to snag tickets sooner rather than later!

When: Now until December 15th
Where: Under the Big Top, Concord Pacific Place
Cost: $68 to $78+

And that’s a wrap on the week, Vancouver!!

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