What’s going on in Burnaby: March 19-25

March 18, 2022

Struggling to find something fun to do this spring break? Well, look no further! We made a list of five events for you to check out next week.

Burnaby events

You can head down to the Bill Copeland Sports Centre this Saturday, March 19 from 12:30-3:30pm for the Spring Hop Toonie Skate. Admission only costs $2 and includes a skate rental. There will also be some fun spring crafts available once you get tired of skating.

Address: 3676 Kensington Avenue

Burnaby Village Museum

The Burnaby Village Museum is now open for Spring Break from March 14-25. You can enjoy a blast to the past and learn all about how Burnaby turned into the city we know and love. Staff members walk around a historically accurate village from the early 1900s in period costumes and are available to answer any questions. Admission to the museum is free, and it is open from 11am to 4:30pm.

Address: 6501 Deer Lake Ave

Vancouver artist Dan Starling latest exhibit titled “Unsettled Histories” is available to view at the Burnaby Art Gallery. The exhibit is on until April 17 and features 40 different drypoint prints made by Dan Starling alongside other pieces from the City of Burnaby Permanent Art Collection. Entry is by donation with $5 being the recommended amount.

Address: 6344 Deer Lake Avenue

Take this free Latin Cardio class at the City of Lougheed Shopping Centre Friday, March 25 at 11am. This class is open to people of all skill levels and combines pop music with Latin cardio. It is recommended that you wear clean running shoes, bring a bottle of water, and a positive spirit. To attend this class you must register online.

Address: The City of Lougheed Shopping Centre 9855 Austin Avenue, lower level west side, beside Daniadown

Starry Nights are the perfect event for anyone interested in space. Every Friday night the Trottier Observatory opens its doors and lets people look at the wonders of the stars from the giant telescope. Volunteers are also available with their own smaller telescopes pointing at different objects in space for you to see. This event is weather dependent so be sure to check the Trottier Observatory Twitter for updates. Participants are also welcome to bring their own telescopes or binoculars and one of the many volunteers can help you learn how to use it. This event is free and open to all ages, and the next one will be held on March 25.

Address: 643A Science Rd