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Things to do in North Vancouver this weekend, October 30–November 1
13 events on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in North Vancouver.
Here is what is on in North Vancouver this weekend, from the city, library, recreation and community calendars. Times can change: check the event page before you go.
Friday, October 30:
- 10:30 AM — Campfire Storytime (MONOVA: Museum of North Vancouver)
- 2:45 PM — Trick or Treat Outside the Fire Hall with CAPS (North Vancouver City Fire Hall, 165 East 13th Street, North Vancouver)
- 5 PM — Vancouver's North Shore Craft Beer Festival Launch Event (The Pipe Shop in North Vancouver, 115 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver, BC, V7L 0B2)
- 7 PM — The Rocky Little Shop of Horrors Sing Along (Khaghan Persian Restaurant, Capilano Mall, Marine Drive, North Vancouver)
- 7:30 PM — Howe Sounds: Autumn Leaves and Harmonies (St. David’s United Church, 1525 Taylor Way, West Vancouver)
- 7:30 PM — Pulitzer Prize-winning Play: English (Kay Meek Arts Centre)
Saturday, October 31:
- 10:30 AM — Campfire Storytime (MONOVA: Museum of North Vancouver)
- 11:30 AM — RCMP Halloween Trick or Treating (RCMP Detachment, 147 E14th Street, North Vancouver)
- 12 PM — Halloween at The Shipyards
Sunday, November 1:
- All day — STAND Festival 2026 -Theatre, Music, Dance (Presentation House Theatre, North Vancouver)
- 10 AM — Fire Hall Pumpkin Drop (Fire hall, 165 east 13th st, North vancouver, (Back alley))
- 10 AM — Pay What You Can Day (Museum of North Vancouver)
- 10:30 AM — Campfire Storytime (MONOVA: Museum of North Vancouver)
Sources
- Campfire Storytime
- Trick or Treat Outside the Fire Hall with CAPS
- Vancouver's North Shore Craft Beer Festival Launch Event
- The Rocky Little Shop of Horrors Sing Along
- Howe Sounds: Autumn Leaves and Harmonies
- Pulitzer Prize-winning Play: English
- Campfire Storytime
- RCMP Halloween Trick or Treating
- Halloween at The Shipyards
- STAND Festival 2026 -Theatre, Music, Dance
- Fire Hall Pumpkin Drop
- Pay What You Can Day
- Campfire Storytime
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