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February may be short, but the list of things to do isn't.
When: Through March 2025 Where: Museum of Anthropology Cost: $12 to $20 More info: moa.ubc.ca/exhibition/to-be-seen-to-be-heard
Explore the bold, powerful voices of Indigenous women in this exhibition that challenges norms and packs an emotional punch. It’s art that talks back—and you’ll want to listen.
When: All month long Where: Robson Square ice rink Cost: Free ($5 to rent skates) More Info: robsonsquare.com
Christmas may be over, but Robson Square’s rink is still open for spins, twirls and the occasional wobbly glide. Bring your own skates or rent a pair and get ready to channel your inner ice dancer.
When: February 14 Where: Scottish Cultural Centre Cost: $35 More Info: boomprowrestling.com
In this very special wedding-themed edition of East Van’s cult-fave wrestling soap opera, evil landlord wrestler Tony Baroni attempts to tie the knot with his alleged love Raven Lake. Expect both bouquet tosses and body slams.
When: Until February 9 Where: Various restaurants across Vancouver Cost: Varies More Info: dineoutvancouver.com
With exclusive menus and killer dining deals at hundreds of spots, this is your chance to eat fancy without breaking the bank—perfect prep for Valentine’s Day splurging.
When: Until February 23 Where: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Cost: $72 for adults More Info: capbridge.com
Walk the lit-up bridge, snap pics under the rainforest chandelier and sip a rosé martini. Romance and balance required.
When: Various dates throughout February Where: VIFF Centre Cost: Varies More Info: viff.org/series/black-history-month
Celebrate Black History Month with a lineup of thought-provoking films highlighting Black stories and voices.
When: February 8 Where: Christ Church Cathedral Cost: $30 (suggested) More Info: westcoastsymphony.ca
Treat your valentine to a night of rom-com-level romance with classic mood-setters like Elgar and Mussorgsky, plus some violin magic that’ll pluck at your heartstrings.
When: February 8 to 16 Where: Queen Elizabeth Theatre Cost: From $50 More Info: vancouveropera.ca/flight
Love, drama and laughs collide in this operatic airport adventure. Finally, an airport experience that doesn’t involve explaining to security why you need so many liquids.
When: February 11 Where: Comedy After Dark Cost: $14 More Info: eventbrite.ca
Tacos + hilarious women = the best Tuesday ever. Head to Comedy After Dark for your fill of punchlines, laughs and guac.
When: February 12 Where: Chan Centre for the Performing Arts Cost: From $16 More Info: chancentre.com
If you’ve ever been torn between a tap show and a piano show, now’s your chance to truly have it all as pianist-composer Conrad Tao and dance prodigy Caleb Teicher collaborate on a joyful, expansive multidisciplinary duet.
When: February 12 Where: Vancouver Playhouse Cost: From $35 More Info: vancouvercivictheatres.com
Wildlife biologist Doug Smith shares captivating tales from the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone (meanwhile, your own dog can’t stop ralphing up his new organic dog food).
When: February 21 to 23 Where: Vancouver Convention Centre Cost: From $35 a day More Info: fanexpohq.com/fanexpovancouver
Comic legends, sci-fi stars and anime icons are coming, so you better be on your nerdiest behaviour: bringing your full Deadpool cosplay, panel questions that aren’t totally cringe and a stash of merch-line snacks.
When: February 22 Where: The Pearl Cost: From $35 More info: thepearlvancouver.com
Get your groove on with Magic City Hippies and their beachy indie-funk that feels like sunshine in your ears.