Happy Halloween, Vancouver! Whether you’re dressing up this week or staying cozy, we’re here to help you make some plans before the weekend rolls around. From an opera show to a cheese and meat festival, here are 10 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver this weekend (November 1-3).

Free night at Vancouver Art Gallery

The next free night at Vancouver Art Gallery is coming up on Friday, November 1st – so mark your calendars and get ready to enjoy some after-work art!

When: Friday, November 1st and every first Friday of the month
Where: 750 Hornby Street
Cost: Free admission

STAND Festival

Starting November 1st, Presentation House Theatre in North Van is co-presenting a series of events with Blackout Art Society as part of the 4th annual STAND Festival, which celebrates emerging immigrant and refugee performing artists. The festival aims to offer the chance to connect newcomer artists with the community so they may share their stories.

When: Friday, November 1st to Sunday, November 17th
Where: 333 Chesterfield Avenue, North Vancouver
Cost: Varies per event

Vancouver Opera: Die Fledermaus

It’s the 65th season of the Vancouver Opera, and right now, you can check out a dazzling production of Johann Strauss II’s Die Fledermaus – a story filled with wit, charm, and unforgettable melodies. There are shows scheduled for 7:30 pm on October 31st, November 1st, and November 2nd, so grab your tickets sooner rather than later!

When: Until Sunday, November 3rd
Where: 630 Hamilton Street
Cost: $25+

Winterlust – H Tasting Lounge

Reservations are now available for this year’s Winterlust dome dining experience at H Tasting Lounge, which boasts heated interiors and panoramic views of the city. Up to six guests can indulge in a feast of tableside-flamed mains and inventive sides and sips.

When: Starting Friday, November 1st
Where: 1601 Bayshore Drive
Cost: $150 minimum food & beverage per dome

Enter Shikari North America

Enter Shikari is a British rock band comprised of bassist Chris Batten, lead vocalist and keyboardist Rou Reynolds, guitarist Rory Clewlow, and drummer Rob Rolfe, who are taking the stage at the Commodore this Saturday, November 2nd.

When: Saturday, November 2nd
Where: Commodore Ballroom
Cost: $60+

Vancouver Meat and Cheese Festival 

This one’s for charcuterie board lovers! This year’s Vancouver Cheese and Meat Fest is back at the Shipyards with an array of tasty local artisanal bites and bevies to sample.

When: Saturday, November 2nd
Where: 115 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver
Cost: $83.72

Pop-up Turkish/Syrian Cafe & Boardgames 

On Friday, November 3rd, Soumak Boutique is hosting a pop-up Turkish/Syrian cafe at the Kids Market on Granville Island, where visitors can drink authentic Turkish coffee made on hot sand, traditional tea, and play board games together.

When: Sunday, November 3rd
Where: 1496 Cartwright Street
Cost: Free to enjoy, coffee and tea available for $5.54 and $3.54 respectively

The Dead South – Chains & Stakes World Tour

Saskatchewan-based bluegrass ensemble The Dead South is going on a world tour and stopping in Vancouver this weekend.

When: Sunday, November 3rd
Where: Commodore Ballroom
Cost: $178.26+

The Improv Centre 

Right now, you can check out “Betrayers” at the Improv Centre on Fridays and Saturdays until November 2nd, as well as a ton of regular weekly shows, including TheatreSports, Date Night Wednesdays, Blockbuster Thursdays, Stand-up (November 3rd), and the upcoming 12th-year edition of Improv Against Humanity (November 16th).

When: “Betrayers” until November 2nd
Where: 1502 Duranleau Street
Cost: Varies by seat

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 can now see it all unfold onstage!

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

And that’s a wrap on the weekend, Vancouver! Let’s make it a great one.

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