things to do

Sep 19, 2026 @ 10:30 amEvents

Paint the Forest: Trees and Berries Watercolour Workshop [FULL]

Calling all forest-lovers, artists, the craft-curious, and anyone else who wants to spend a Saturday morning painting in Stanley Park! Join us for a bright, beginner-friendly, and nature-themed watercolour workshop as we say goodbye to summer and welcome the autumn season. Our instructor, Jenna Leith, will introduce several basic watercolour techniques, guiding you as you bring tree canopies and forest berries to life on paper.

No prior experience is needed, just curiosity and a love for creativity. All materials are provided, and you’ll leave with finished paintings and skills to continue your watercolour journey at home.

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Sep 27, 2026 @ 09:30 amEvents

Birds of a Feather: Fall Migrations

As September arrives, it’s time for many migratory birds to start flying to their overwintering grounds. Let’s welcome the changing seasons in our monthly birding program, Birds of a Feather. Join a local birder for a relaxed interpretive outing and learn to identify and appreciate seasonal bird species like ducks, raptors, and small songbirds. No experience required, just bring your curiosity and take flight! Participants can borrow binoculars.

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Sep 5, 2026 @ 07:15 pmEvents

Meet the Night Shift: Bats in Stanley Park

Did you know that Stanley Park is home to many species of bats that play a vital role in our local ecosystem? As daylight fades, these remarkable mammals emerge to navigate the dark using echolocation, consuming vast amounts of insects each night. Join local bat researcher Tabitha Vinu for an evening walk to learn more about the fascinating lives of our nocturnal neighbors, the threats they face in an urban environment, and how we can protect their critical habitats.

Note: Participants may wish to bring a flashlight for the end of the program.

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Aug 23, 2026 @ 07:30 pmEvents

Meet the Night Shift: Bats in Stanley Park [FULL]

Did you know that Stanley Park is home to many species of bats that play a vital role in our local ecosystem? As daylight fades, these remarkable mammals emerge to navigate the dark using echolocation, consuming vast amounts of insects each night. Join local bat researcher Tabitha Vinu for an evening walk to learn more about the fascinating lives of our nocturnal neighbors, the threats they face in an urban environment, and how we can protect their critical habitats.

Note: Participants may wish to bring a flashlight for the end of the program.

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Aug 15, 2026 @ 08:15 pmEvents

Meet the Night Shift: Bats in Stanley Park [FULL]

Did you know that Stanley Park is home to many species of bats that play a vital role in our local ecosystem? As daylight fades, these remarkable mammals emerge to navigate the dark using echolocation, consuming vast amounts of insects each night. Join local bat researcher Tabitha Vinu for an evening walk to learn more about the fascinating lives of our nocturnal neighbors, the threats they face in an urban environment, and how we can protect their critical habitats.

Note: Participants may wish to bring a flashlight for the end of the program.

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Aug 30, 2026 @ 09:30 amEvents

Birds of a Feather: Summer on the Wing

If you direct your senses to the skies, waters, and bushes, you’ll find birds swooping for flying insects, feasting on ripe berries and seeds, and enjoying the late summer abundance. Come along on our monthly birding program, Birds of a Feather! This month, join a local birder for a relaxed interpretive outing and learn to identify and appreciate the birds around us, looking out for ducks, chickadees, woodpeckers, herons, and more. No experience required, just bring your curiosity and take flight! 

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