Local happenings all across British Columbia

This fun collector's market is the largest of it's kind in BC, with over 175 vendor tables jam-packed of items. In Vancouver.

Celebrity chefs, restaurants, wineries, authors, retailers, artisans, and others from the culinary world come together at the BC Place.

Tables and booths of fun, fabulous finds for you and your eclectic abode. In Vancouver.

World class fireworks competition, draws over 250 thousands spectators per evening to the West End. Vancouver's largest event with total near a million spectators.

Tri Kids is entering its 4th year bringing first class triathlon races for kids ages 3-15. In Vancouver.

With over 10 of thousands spectators in the street of downtown West End following the night of fireworks. In Vancouver.

Family fun pre-parade festivities. Enjoy live entertainment, decorate a Gingerbread Man, write a Letter to Santa and more. In downtown Vancouver.

The swim has grown from 10 swimmers in 1920 to the new record of 2,246 official entries set in 2011. In Vancouver.

A highlight of the early summer season, the Parksville Quilt Festival.

We look forward to hosting all racers and their families and friends for the 2012 Swiftsure International Yacht Race. In Victoria.

Participate in North America's Toughtest Pledge Walk / Utramarathon, in "Burning Boot" country. From Gold River to Tahsis.

Celebrate Jazz Music in Victoria.

Vancouver Island MusicFest offers 3 days and nights of amazing roots and world music from across Canada.

Non-stop music from Canadian and international musicians on multiple stages in the beautiful surroundings of Providence Farm, in Duncan.

With over 120 artisans from across Canada, the Filberg Festival features pottery, woodcrafts, paintings and entertainment. In Comox.

Attracting athletes from all over the world, and is televised nationally on TSN. Swim in Young Lake, bike along the coast and run through Sooke.

Featuring local, regional and international blues groups in Victoria’s Inner Harbor, Ship Point Picnic Site.

Recreation cycling tour between Golden, Radium and Lake Louise following Hwy 1, 93 and 95. In Golden.

Every Sat at Cottonwood Falls Park, from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm, enjoy live music, regional produce, eggs, sweet foods, and unique products. In Nelson.

Try your hand at old-fashioned chores and games (everything from hopscotch to marbles), dress up in our costume collection and more in Creston.

The Canadian Cancer Society Revelstoke Relay For Life is more than just a fundraiser. In Revelstoke.

Local, area and out of province bands are contracted to entertain for this 2 day festival in the Centennial Park. In Revelstoke.

For the past 24 years, the Follies have put on a show, each loosely based on the historic events & people of gold rush days. In Rossland.

From 7:00 - 8:30 pm each evening during July and August, come to the Rotary Bandshell at Riverside Park for free musical entertainment in Kamloops.

The Heart of the Rockies Triathlon is an Olympic Distance Triathlon. The swim takes place in Lake Windermere, in Invermere.

This intimate world-class family festival has hosted big names and newly discovered gems of the entertainment business since 1991. In Kaslo.

Fernie's Music Festival's band lineup is currently being developed.

A fabulous display of competition entries, Kids' Zucchini Races, home-baked bread demonstrations, try it yourself activity tables.

A mountain biking festival for all ages and abilities. In the Cranbrook Community Forest. Presented by Favorit Cycles and Rocky Mountain Events.

A semi-formal event, featuring 50-60 winery's including international products but is highly focused on BC wines. In Nelson.

Over 150 wines. Gourmet pre-festival, wine-paired dinner, part of the special weekend festival package. At the Fairmont Hot Springs Resort.

This event follows the gradient-rich Hwy 26 from the busy resource town of Quesnel to the Cariboo Gold Rush mountain valleys of Barkerville.

Activities, events & more, all in celebration of our aboriginal partners in Fort St. James & across Canada. In Fort St. James.

One of the largest running regional events; parade followed by a traditional pit barbecue, entertainment & fireworks. In Dawson Creek.

The event for dog lovers. Bring your pup out to the parade of breeds, and enter your pooch in contests. In Prince George.

Celebration of frontier fur trade & pioneering life in Northern BC. Flint knapping, craft making workshops and more. In Fort St. James./p>

One of the biggest rodeos in Canada. The whole family can enjoy the Kiddies' Parade, the Fair Parade & the midway.

Purchase vegetables grown in the Huble garden and see heritage demonstrations including canning and baking. In Prince George.

Free events & activities, chicken races, interpretive programs & a whole lot more.< In Fort St. James./p>

At the Bowes Family Crystal Centre in Grande Prairie.

From 11am-4pm at Muskoseepi Park in Grande Prairie.

At Evergreen Park in Grande Prairie.

At Beaverlodge.