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SUMMARY:Aging Out of "The System" | What Every Family Caregiver Needs to Know
DESCRIPTION:When a child with disabilities turns 18\, families face a sudden and confusing shift in supports\, healthcare\, and decision-making. \nSponsored by Renaud Law Group (RLG)\, this free seminar is designed to help caregivers understand these changes\, what steps to take\, and how to avoid gaps in care and funding. \nWe will discuss: \n• Benefits & funding you need to apply for (Navigating transition from MCFD to CLBC and applying for PWD benefits)\,\n• Navigating the healthcare system (Transitioning from pediatric to adult specialists)\,\n• Legal considerations & decision-making authority (Setting up Representation Agreements and understanding Committeeship to retain advocacy rights). \nRegistration is FREE but required.\nTo reserve your seat for this event in Burnaby\, please email: agingoutseminar@gmail.com.
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/aging-out-of-the-system-what-every-family-caregiver-needs-to-know/
LOCATION:Burnaby\, British Columbia
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SUMMARY:BizKids Summer Market
DESCRIPTION:The next generation of young entrepreneurs are taking over the summer with fresh ideas you don’t want to miss! The Summer Market fosters practical skill development for local youth ages 7-16 by experiencing a full entrepreneurial process. From idea generation and business planning to budgeting\, branding\, customer engagement\, and sales\, these participants are taking charge to achieve their business goals. Come support your local youth!
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/bizkids-summer-market/
LOCATION:The City of Lougheed Shopping Centre\, 9855 Austin Rd\, Burnaby\, V3J 0A7
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SUMMARY:L'Arche Neighbourhood Party
DESCRIPTION:L’Arche Greater Vancouver is delighted to host its very first Neighbourhood Party on Sunday\, June 28\, 2026\, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at David Gray Park\, located just behind our building. This is a free\, family-friendly community event\, open to everyone\, and we would love neighbours\, families\, and local partners to drop by and spend a relaxed Sunday afternoon with us. \nThe Neighbourhood Party is designed as a new annual tradition – a simple idea with a big heart: bringing people together in a shared outdoor space. Expect a welcoming park atmosphere with activities for all ages\, music\, food\, and plenty of opportunities to connect with neighbours and discover local community organizations and services. \nMore than anything\, it’s about creating space for real\, face-to-face connection – where people can slow down\, meet one another\, and strengthen the everyday fabric of neighbourhood life. \nBring your friends\, bring your family\, and come enjoy a Sunday in the park that’s all about community.
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/larche-neighbourhood-party/2026-06-28/1/
LOCATION:David Gray Park\, 7480 McKay Avenue\, Burnaby
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260401
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SUMMARY:Bite of Burnaby | March 1-31
DESCRIPTION:With more than 75 participating spots and 16+ ticketed dining experiences\, this month-long celebration showcases the incredible diversity and creativity of Burnaby’s culinary scene. From neighbourhood favourites to exciting new additions\, the festival brings together restaurants\, bakeries\, breweries\, and food trucks across the city with special prix-fixe menus and unique culinary experiences. \nThis year’s lineup includes new spots like Il Cappello Enoteca\, Lee’s Donuts Brentwood\, Mulligan’s Japanese Kitchen\, Onggi Korean Cuisine\, and Dageraad Brewing alongside its resident food truck\, Between Two Buns. Returning favourites such as Hello Nori\, Cantaritos Mexican Grill\, Portobello Restaurant\, Zubu\, and Steve’s Poke are also back with special festival offerings. \nLooking to go beyond the menu? Discover immersive dining experiences throughout the month\, from Japanese tea ceremonies and sake tastings to paella masterclasses\, Italian feasts\, and hands-on cookie decorating workshops. Whether you’re planning a night out\, a date night\, or a reason to try somewhere new\, Bite of Burnaby makes it easy to savour something different. \nVenture out. Dig in. \nExplore the full lineup and start planning your culinary adventure at biteofburnaby.ca.
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/bite-of-burnaby-march-1-31/2026-03-31/
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SUMMARY:StrideFest: Just Wonder!
DESCRIPTION:Founded in 2019\, StrideFest is a volunteer-led arts initiative dedicated to building community through the arts in Burnaby\, BC. Through accessible programming and imaginative placemaking\, StrideFest continues to amplify local creative voices and spark meaningful connections across the city. \nAn art installation in a library? Poetry in the streets? Tiny artworks for the taking in a free little art gallery? Expect diverse art forms in unexpected places as festival host The Long Table Society and Burnaby’s creative community present StrideFest 2026\, a celebration of curiosity\, creativity and connection. \nEnjoy visual and live performing arts\, workshops\, demos and more! With accessible and FREE family-friendly programming and experiences spreading across Burnaby\, StrideFest is a colourful reminder that creativity happens all year long. \nStrideFest at the Shadbolt: Opening before and closing after StrideFest\, this extensive exhibition in the Shadbolt atrium features exciting visual artworks by many of our festival creatives. During StrideFest week from March 21-28 add a visit to nearby Christine Sinclair Community Centre\, one of our many Art Walk host sites. \nOpening Reception and Panel Discussion\nWhen: Opening reception Thursday\, March 19 (6:30-8:30PM)\nWhere: Shadbolt center for the Arts\, Studio 103\nPanel Discussion Title: Cultivating Wonder – The Joy\, Ecology\, and Practice of Artmaking \nThis StrideFest “soft opening” offers a sneak peek at what’s coming in our upcoming Art Walk. \nThe evening will include an artist panel on the theme of Wonder\, featuring visual artists Dawn Livera\, Marika Morissette\, Nickie Lewis\, and Bicram Rijal. 4 artists working across diverse mediums\, they will discuss how wonder appears in their artistic process and practice\, and how it is reflected in their work. \nMeet the artists and organizers\, and learn more about how the arts help fuel healthy communities.\nFree and family friendly. We will have registration to gauge attendance. The registration will be through the Shadbolt. \nOpening Night! – Live Irish Tunes and Tales\nWhere: Overlynn Mansion\, 401 N Esmond Ave\nWhen: Saturday\, March 21\, 6 – 8 PM\nRegistration required \nWe’ll kick off StrideFest 2026 with Irish Tunes and Tales at Burnaby’s Overlynn Mansion – a heritage home with its own stories to tell. \nSeasoned StrideFesters will remember local performing arts trio Phillomena Jordan\, Marilyn Noort and Dave Holloway from our popular Celtic Kitchen Party series. Marilyn and Dave will share some soulful and lively Irish tunes on fiddle and guitar\, while Philomena delights with stories\, poetry\, and songs from Ireland’s rich cultural heritage. \nMeet many of our StrideFest artists\, creatives and presenters and celebrate old and new traditions with neighbours and friends.\nFamily-friendly. Registration required. \nJust Wonder! Lighting Up the Night\nCity of Burnaby light display\nWhere: City Hall and BC Parkway (Skytrain line) near Metrotown\nWhen: Sunday\, March 22 from dusk to dawn (off from 8:30-9:30pm for Earth Hour) \nThis open air\, dazzling nighttime display connects every Burnaby citizen through the human language of art. It’s a luminous celebration of community and will remind everyone who sees it that creativity never sleeps. Our yellow\, red and blue primary colours motif is an artful metaphor for the multitude of ways each of us can contribute to something bigger than ourselves. \nPoets Corner\nWhere: Multiple locations (outdoor advertising columns on each Hastings Street corner between Ingleton and Madison Ave.)\nWhen: March 21-28\, 24/7 \nExperience the art of the written word as you shop and stroll the Heights. Look for our bright yellow poems written by talented Burnaby wordsmiths. It’s one more way to add art to your day. \nBurnaby Art Calling (Free Little Art Gallery)\nWhere: Outside the Heights Dairy Queen at 103-4191 Hastings St and under the neon eagle sign.\nWhen: 24/7\, 365 \nA decommissioned phone booth in Burnaby Heights is now the city’s smallest community art gallery. Make art\, take art or leave art. Sharing something small in the FLAG can have a big impact in the neighbourhood. Maybe you’ll find the newest piece for your budding art collection in this ever-changing exhibition curated by YOU. Free! \nBirthday announcement: Burnaby Art Calling will be 3 in 2026! Here’s to all who have been giving and taking home mini artworks over the years. You make our community awesome. Keep it up! \nWORKSHOP INFO: Art of Bookbinding: Coptic Stitch Binding (workshop) \nWhere: McGill Library\, 4595 Albert St.\nWhen: Saturday March 21\, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM\nRegistration required\nFor ages 13+ \nIn this hands-on session\, participants will explore a stitching style with a bold\, open aesthetic. The Coptic stitch\, developed by early bookbinders\, produces journals that lie completely flat and feature an elegantly exposed spine\, ideal for sketching and showcasing decorative thread work. \nOver the course of the workshop\, participants will be guided through material preparation and the signature chain-like sewing pattern that makes this method so distinctive. There’s no prior experience needed from participants\, just curiosity and a willingness to try something new! \nWater Weaving Workshop\nWhere: Cranberry Commons Community Room\, 4272 Albert Street\nWhen: Saturday March 21\, 1 – 4 PM\nRegistration required\nUnder 12 must be accompanied by an adult. \nJoin multi-disciplinary Artist and Activist Sara Ross to weave a small tapestry on the theme of water. All instruction and materials will be provided\, including a box loom and gorgeous\, locally sourced\, soft-fibre weaving materials. Beginner to advanced weavers welcome. Under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. \nCan we experience water with our heart\, mind\, body\, and spirit? Through our weavings\, and through our time together we will wonder about our connections to water. What waters do we love? What waters raised us? Do we ever connect with or praise water? How? \nParticipants in Sara’s Water Weaving Workshops will be invited to contribute their weaving to become part of the Water Blanket – gift to Ye-Ye – but only if they wish! Learn more about Honouring Our Grandmothers Healing Journey\, a multi-year creative movement led by visionary Nlaka’pamux/Secwepemc artist Nadine Spence → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWKcBHSf6Tc\nWe are woven with water. Water carves stone\, pounds beaches\, cleanses our face after tears. We are held by water in our mothers bellies. Water flows through our bodies\, and through every living being on earth as part of the great water cycle. #WaterIsLife \nInkmaking with Invasive Trees\nWhere: Dania Gardens Multi-Purpose Room\, 4277 Norland Ave\nWhen: Sunday March 22\, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM\nRegistration required\nUnder 12 must be accompanied by an adult. \nCollaborating and working with European Mountain Ash\, we will learn how to make our own black ink from upcycled sticks. Conversation will be led on the history and story of these introduced plants to the Lower Mainland. Attendees will take home their own mini jars of handmade ink.\nThough spills are unlikely please wear clothing you don’t mind getting dirty. \nMaking Comics with Stephanie Broder\nWhere: Bob Prittie Metrotown Library – Community Room 1\nWhen: Sunday March 22\, 2:30 – 4:30 PM\nRegistration required\nUnder 12 must be accompanied by an adult. \nWhether you have lots of experience in writing and drawing or none\, there is a place for YOU in comics! Come and learn about this magnificent medium through a series of introductory exercises and playful experiments. Together\, we will make mini zines filled with your unique comics and ideas. All supplies provided and no previous experience required. Just bring your imagination and curiosity!\nRegistrants under 12 must be accompanied by a registered adult. \nSeeds to Carry Forward – Embodied Practice and Caring Card-Crafting\nWhere: Cranberry Commons Community Room\, 4272 Albert Street\nWhen: Sunday March 22\, 4:30 – 6:30 PM\nRegistration required\nFor ages 13+ \n“Seeds to carry forward” is a 1.5-hour workshop by multidisciplinary artist and educator Ligia Di Froscia\, that combines gentle sensory games with collective card-crafting as a way of learning through embodied experience. Inspired by Theatre for Living practices\, the session uses movement and relational awareness to invite participants to reflect on connection\, care and the conditions that shape how we create and grow together.\nThese moments lead into a calm\, guided card-making process\, offering participants a tangible reminder to carry forward – supporting reflection and grounding beyond the workshop\, within the shared forest of everyday life. \nPlease note that the session involves gentle movement and some walking\, with flexible options to adapt\, observe and participate in ways that work for different bodies and capacities. Masking is encouraged and appreciated\, and remains optional. \nMixed Media Poetry Collages – poetry workshop\nWhere: Burnaby Public Library – McGill Branch\, 4595 Albert St\, Burnaby\nWhen: March 25\, 6 – 8 PM\nRegistration required \nCreate hybrid poetry collages in the Program Room with award-winning poet and master of fine arts graduate Cynthia Sharp.\nYou’ll learn about\, create and then physically cut and paste parts of your own ekphrastic and interdisciplinary poems onto artwork inspired by provided paintings or printouts of your own personal photos or artwork from home. Participants will leave with several versions of their initial poem and the painting they choose to write to. \nThe library will provide all materials but you are invited to bring blank paper to write your poem on\, scissors\, fast-drying clear glue or tape and coloured pencils\, markers\, etc.. \nCreating Abstract Photos with your Mobile Phone\nWhere: Outside CIBC Bank (corner of Gillmore Ave. and Hastings St.)\nWhen: Thursday March 26\, 6:30 – 8pm\nRegister here\nFor ages 13+ \nJoin Burnaby photographer Jillian Chateauneuf for a hands-on workshop exploring how to use your iPhone’s long exposure feature to turn everyday neighbourhood sights into expressive works of art. \nIn this 1.5-hour session\, you’ll review your iPhone camera features then head onto the street\, where you’ll experiment with the technique of ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) – a method in which the camera is deliberately moved to blur\, distort\, or abstract the scene.\nJillian will be joined by fellow photographer Bicram Rijal (for android users) and under their supervision\, you’ll try motions such as panning\, tilting\, and rotation to replace sharp realism with painterly streaks of light\, colour\, and atmosphere. By the end of the workshop\, you’ll have a few unique art images and the confidence to continue exploring this playful\, expressive approach to photography. \nPlease note that the workshop will be held outdoors\, so participants should dress appropriately. We will gather and close out the workshop in the Community Room at the Janet Routledge Office. \nCommunity Contradance\nWhere: Capitol Hill Community Hall – 361 Howard Ave\nWhen: Friday\, March 27\, 7 – 9 PM\nNo registration required. \nCome join us for a family-friendly participatory dance. The Stride Festival Stringband – Leith Davis (fiddle)\, Connie Balaz (piano) & Rob McGregor (mandolin) – will provide lively fiddle music for your dancing pleasure. All dances will be taught on the spot by our caller\, Katie Pinter. No experience necessary. Just bring your family\, friends and neighbours and be ready for an evening of amazing dancing fun. \nFestival Closing Event: Just Wonder! Together\n10am-4pm\nWhere: Carl Mortensen Manor Auditorium\, 4175 Norland Ave\nWhen: Sunday\, March 28 10AM – 4PM \nBurnaby’s Dania Home plays host to this special StrideFest event\, a final gathering before the curtain falls on another exciting festival. This day of visual\, interactive and performing arts will be a reminder of the power of the arts to connect us and energize us for the year ahead. \nAccessibility notice: The auditorium entrance off Kincaid is down a set of stairs. Please review our Dania map for elevator access. \nThe StrideFest Popup Exhibition\n10 AM – 2:30 PM \nA rare opportunity for art fans\, art collectors\, and the art curious to experience multiple visual art styles all under one roof and to connect with the talented Burnaby creatives behind the work. For free\, for all ages\, and for one day only! \nPieces of me\, Flamenco Performance\n3 – 4 PM \nLili Flamenco is looking forward to sharing the art of flamenco dance with you. Flamenco dance is an expression of passion and emotion; with it\, the feelings that make us human are honoured and celebrated. From pure joy to the deepest sorrow\, flamenco encompasses the full spectrum of human emotions. \nAccompanied by a talented flamenco guitarist and singer\, Lili Flamenco (Liat Har lev) will take you on a journey through four Flamenco dance solos\, each with a distinct rhythm and style. Each piece is a direct reflection of this dancer’s personal experiences and is a vehicle for self expression. \nAll events are free. All are welcome. Wonder is required. \nFor the full event calendar\, Art Walk map\, artist profiles\, and registration links\, follow @stridefest on Instagram and Facebook. \n 
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/stridefest-just-wonder/
LOCATION:Multiple Locations
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SUMMARY:Nikkei Place Foundation Sakura Gala
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate 25 years of community\, culture\, and care at the Nikkei Place Foundation’s Sakura Gala on Saturday\, March 7\, 2026. \nThis elegant evening will feature the Thomas Shoyama Lifetime Achievement Award\, presented to two outstanding Japanese Canadian leaders in recognition of their lifelong contributions and lasting impact on the community. \nEnjoy live entertainment\, auctions\, and a 3-course fine dining experience by Zen Japanese Restaurant\, all in support of Japanese Canadian heritage\, culture\, and compassionate seniors care at Nikkei Place. \nDon’t miss this milestone celebration—an unforgettable night honoring legacy\, community\, and connection.
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/nikkei-place-foundation-sakura-gala/
LOCATION:Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre\, 6688 Southoaks Crescent\, Burnaby\, V5E 4M7
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ORGANIZER;CN="Nikkei Place Foundation":MAILTO:gifts@nikkeiplacefoundation.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251122T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251122T170000
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SUMMARY:Knights Christmas Market 2025: Gingerbread Lane
DESCRIPTION:A day of holiday magic\, community spirit\, and gift-giving made easy—all at the Knights Christmas Market! \nHosted at St. Thomas More Collegiate\, this cherished community tradition brings together local artisans\, bakers\, and creators for a one-day celebration of holiday joy\, creativity\, and connection. \nStroll through Gingerbread Lane and marvel at the incredible entries in our Gingerbread House Contest—sweet\, festive fun for all ages!\nShop our Christmas plant sale and take home the perfect poinsettia or greenery to brighten your home or gift to someone special.\nBrowse unique handcrafted gifts\, décor\, and treats from talented local vendors—all in one festive place.\nSnap a photo with Santa and the Christmas train for a keepsake your family will treasure.\nEnjoy music\, festive activities\, and the warm spirit of the season. \nSaturday\, November 22 | 11 AM – 5 PM\nSt. Thomas More Collegiate\, Burnaby \n 
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/knights-christmas-market-2025-gingerbread-lane/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T103000
DTSTAMP:20250901T233740Z
CREATED:20250901T233740Z
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SUMMARY:Monster Dash 5K Run
DESCRIPTION:Calling all brave souls and daring spirits! Join us for Burnaby’s annual Halloween-themed race\, the Monster Dash 5K! This spine-chilling event is set to take place on Sunday\, October 26th\, in Burnaby\, BC\, and costumes are highly encouraged. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just looking for a perfect time\, the Monster Dash is the perfect way to get in the Halloween spirit. \nWe also have the Mini Monster Dash 400-metre run designed especially for our little monsters. Perfect for our mini goblins\, superheroes\, ghosts and creatures who want to participate and run the track in Swangard Stadium in a festive\, fun\, and safe environment. Costume is strongly encouraged.
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/monster-dash-5k-run/
LOCATION:Swangard Stadium\, 6100 Boundary Road\,\, Burnaby\, BC\, V5S 3R1
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ORGANIZER;CN="Tourism Burnaby":MAILTO:apaul@tourismburnaby.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20250510T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20250510T160000
DTSTAMP:20250328T184322Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250328T184322Z
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SUMMARY:sheBIZ Soiree: A Celebration Of Women Entrepreneurs
DESCRIPTION:Shop Local. Support Women. Empower Success. Join us at the inaugural sheBIZ Soirée on May 10th – a dynamic marketplace and networking event spotlighting the most innovative\, unique\, and inspiring women-owned and women-led businesses in the Lower Mainland. \nJust ahead of Mother’s Day\, this event is the perfect opportunity to celebrate and support the incredible women shaping our communities. \nFrom handcrafted products to cutting-edge services\, the sheBIZ Soirée is your chance to discover\, connect\, and collaborate with fellow female entrepreneurs. Whether you’re looking for unique finds\, business inspiration\, or your next great partnership\, this is more than just shopping—it’s an experience that celebrates the power\, resilience\, and brilliance of women in business. \nWhat to Expect:\nA vibrant marketplace featuring women-owned businesses in fashion\, beauty\, wellness\, business solutions\, and more!\nExclusive deals & limited-time offers from vendors you won’t find anywhere else.\nLive demos & mini workshops showcasing expert skills and creativity.\nNetworking opportunities with like-minded entrepreneurs\, business leaders\, and professionals.\nExciting giveaways & surprise raffles throughout the day! \nSpecial Additions Just for This Soirée (Limited Spots\, must be booked in advance): \nMakeover Corner – Treat yourself to a quick hair & makeup refresh.\nFloral Workshop – Create something beautiful to take home.\nWine Tasting Experience – Sip and savor handpicked selections.\nHigh Tea Lounge – Enjoy some sweet and savories with local high tea vendors not too be missed! \nWhy Attend?\nWhen you support the sheBIZ Soirée\, you’re not just making a purchase – you’re making an impact. Every dollar spent helps fuel a woman-owned business\, turning dreams into reality and strengthening our local economy. \nBe part of a movement that champions women in business! Grab your ticket today and experience a marketplace like no other.
URL:https://districtlocal.com/event/shebiz-soiree-a-celebration-of-women-entrepreneurs/
LOCATION:Hilton Vancouver Metrotown\, 6083 McKay Ave\, Burnaby\, BC V5H 2W7\, Burnaby\, V5H 2W7\, Canada
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