Experience VanDusen Festival of Lights, a magical winter wonderland with over one million lights decorating 15 acres of VanDusen Botanical Garden from December 1st to January 7th. Get swept away on a Parisian musical experience as the ride gently spins you around the world at VanDusen Festival of Lights. Snap, share, and tag your photos […]
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Join us for a whimsical glow in the garden adventure this Halloween VanDusen Glow in the Garden invites you to join us this Halloween for an adventure through a whimsical garden. Discover curious twists and magical moments from the classic tale—Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Follow the white rabbit on a wondrous walk with zany lights […]
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Why Buy Mom Flowers When You Can Give Her A Garden? This Mother’s Day, bring mom for a walk through the 55-acre, VanDusen Botanical Garden and experience a spectacular display of rhododendrons, azaleas, dogwoods and lilacs! Pick up lunch at Truffles Café and enjoy live music in the garden, make a reservation to dine at […]
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Bring your kids to experience the 9th Annual Great A-Maze-ing Egg Hunt at VanDusen Botanical Garden on Saturday, April 15 or Sunday, April 16! Enjoy an outdoor egg hunt around the hedge maze, kids crafts and activities, and tasty treats from on-site food trucks. Please note that tickets are required for egg hunt participation and […]
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2015 is VanDusen Botanical Garden’s 40th anniversary! Come and see a special photo retrospective in the Visitor Centre’s Discovery Room.
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The Bloedel Conservatory — A colourful escape. Story and photos by Joshua McVeity Dreaming of a warm getaway this winter? You need go no further than Queen Elizabeth Park. Truly an oasis in the city, the Bloedel Conservatory can brighten any day with its tropical clime, colourful flora, and the vivid plumage of its inhabitants. […]
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The VanDusen Botanical Garden Visitor Centre — Design in bloom. Story: Amanda Jun Rain is not unfamiliar to Vancouverites. And while many may grumble about wet weather for half the year, grievances are mostly forgotten come May, when we revel in the beauty of our verdant city. Perhaps, in that sense, no one appreciates the rain […]
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