Get ready for a busy final weekend of March! We have everything from LEGO space adventures and monster trucks to beautiful cherry blossom viewing. Don't miss the last chance for several Spring Break activities wrapping up Sunday, March 29th.
See our top picks
Blossoms After Dark
David Lam Park
Enjoy magical illuminated cherry blossoms for a free evening stroll.
Artemis Space Adventure with LEGO® Bricks
Science World
Spend hours engaged in hands-on LEGO engineering challenges indoors.
LEGO® Block Party
Richmond Public Library (Ironwood Branch)
A dedicated, free hour of unstructured DUPLO and LEGO play on Saturday morning.
· March 28
4FREE : The cherry blossoms get a magical makeover tonight! Stroll through David Lam Park as the trees are illuminated with beautiful light displays, accompanied by music and performances.A beautiful, free evening activity perfectly timed for the peak of the cherry blossom season.
: Kids get hands-on learning about forest ecosystems by stepping into the shoes of an ecologist for the afternoon. They'll use real field tools to conduct studies in Mundy Park.This is a unique, specific outdoor workshop focused on local ecology happening only on Saturday.
: Head out to Abbotsford for some classic farm fun, including snuggling baby animals and meeting the Easter Bunny. Plus, don't forget to try the Egg-cellent Ice Cream!Great farm experience offering early Easter fun outside the immediate city core.
LEGO® BLOCK PARTYFREE : A dedicated hour for younger builders to enjoy free play with LEGOs at the Richmond Public Library. Great indoor fun, possibly too early for the older kids but perfect for preschoolers.It's a structured, free, indoor activity that specifically targets the younger end of the family spectrum.
· March 29
10: The world's most action-packed motorsports experience roars back for its final weekend! Expect high-octane racing, massive trucks, and freestyle stunts.It’s the final chance this season to catch this huge, exciting show.
FREE : Part of the Cherry Blossom Festival, bring a blanket and enjoy Hanami (flower viewing) under the blooming trees. You can pre-order a picnic box or bring your own treats.It's the second and final day for this unique, relaxed outdoor gathering celebrating spring.
: Explore the Fraser River through hands-on discovery stations focusing on Indigenous traditions and salmon culture. This is the final day for this two-week spring break event.It wraps up Sunday, making it the last opportunity to attend this science-based discovery program.
: Introduce the kids to classical music with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra! This Sunday features 'Bach to the Future' by Platypus Theatre, tailored specifically for children.A wonderful way to experience high-quality live music designed perfectly for younger ears.
: A chaotic and fun collaborative colouring session where everyone works on a random piece of a larger hidden artwork. See what surprising image you create together by the end of the session!This interactive art concept is unique and promises a memorable collaborative experience.
FREE : A fun mystery solving activity perfect for younger nature explorers! Kids examine animal tracks and clues at Minnekhada Marsh to find out what's causing strange splashes.It's a free, targeted nature mystery happening only on Sunday morning/afternoon.
: Catch the final day of the Auto Show featuring the newest models, specialty displays, and amazing supercars. There are dedicated attractions for families throughout the venue.The last day for this big indoor event featuring cool cars that often appeal to older kids and teens.
FREE : Explore history at this National Historic Site over the final weekend of Spring Break programming. Discover how people from around the world lived and worked on the waterfront.It’s the final Sunday for this specific Spring Break history exploration.
: Head to Richmond’s historic tram site for Spring Break fun, including tracking down a missing piggy character. They also have interactive exhibits and a dress-up corner.This runs every day except Monday, making Sunday a great day to visit before it ends.
: This is the final day of the first weekend for their Easter Egg Hunt event! Expect festive treats, springtime fun on the farm, and plenty of space to run around.It captures the Easter spirit and is a dedicated family farm experience before the Monday holiday.
Also On· anytime this weekend
3: Kids can embark on a galactic adventure building their way to the moon using LEGO bricks. This hands-on exhibition features engineering challenges inspired by real astronaut training.It’s a massive, engaging attraction running all weekend at a central family hub.
: Take the family up Grouse Mountain for a guided snowshoe adventure before the season ends. Guides help you explore the alpine environment and reconnect with nature.A wonderful way to enjoy the mountain snow, likely one of the final chances before it melts.
FREE : This is the final day for the massive outdoor ice rink at the Shipyards! It's a fantastic, free way to get some active time in before the ice melts for the season.It is advertised as the absolute last day for this popular free winter activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Vancouver this weekend?
This weekend (Mar 28-29) features free fun like Blossoms After Dark (Saturday evening) at David Lam Park, the final day of outdoor skating at the North Vancouver Shipyard's Ice Rink (Sunday), and the Spring Break activities at Britannia Shipyards (Sunday).
Are there any big outdoor activities happening before Spring Break ends?
Yes! Try the Family Adventure Snowshoe Tour at Grouse Mountain on Saturday or explore the river ecosystem at Spring Discovery Days (final day Sunday) at the Fraser River Discovery Centre.
What's happening for older kids or teens this weekend?
Older kids and teens might love the high-energy Monster Jam shows (final day Sunday), checking out the cool cars at the Vancouver International Auto Show (final day Sunday), or participating in the collaborative art chaos at Pieces of Madness (Sunday).
