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The Fisherman's Table
2026-06-07 18:00 - 20:30 (America/Vancouver) | The Fishers Walk next to the Gulf of Georgia Cannery, 3320 Moncton Street, Richmond, BC, V7E 3C4, Canada
Get ready to dive into the freshest spot prawns & seafood, enjoy good vibes with good eats and great company outside along the Fishers Walk.

Join us at the Fishers Walk on June 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM for this exciting new evening culinary experience as part of the Steveston Spot Prawns and Seafood Celebration! This event is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant local seafood culture. There will be 5 local restaurants, each serving a signature seafood dish inspired by the day’s fresh catch. All seafood is sourced directly from the Steveston Fishers, connecting guests to the people and place behind every bite!
Don’t miss out on this wonderful evening, paired with drinks and local musicians setting the vibe.
Your Ticket Includes:
*Five seafood dishes from participating restaurants
*Non-alcoholic beverages
*Live music
*Access to a unique dining experience on Fishers Walk in the heart of Steveston Harbour
*Enhance your evening with an optional alcoholic drink pairing, available as an add-on
Please Note:
*This is a 19+ event with limited tickets available
*No substitutions are available. All dishes contain fish, seafood/shellfish and may contain gluten
*This in an outdoor event (rain or shine) so please dress accordingly

Hike + Happy Hour: Monthly Series in North Vancouver
2026-06-14 13:00 - 15:30 | Cleveland Dam Parking Lot, 5077 Dam Road, North Vancouver, BC, V7R 4K7, Canada
Join us for a monthly Hike + Happy Hour in North Van. We’ll hike in Capilano Canyon and enjoy après sips + bites at Two Rivers restaurant.

Shut Up & Fish
2026-06-21 08:00 - 15:00 | Brannen Lake, Brannen Lake, Nanaimo, BC, V9T, Canada
Grab your gear and chill out—Shut Up & Fish is all about good vibes and big catches!

Shut Up & Fish
Ready to cast your line and unwind? Shut Up & Fish is the perfect in-person event for anyone who loves the great outdoors and some peaceful fishing time. No fuss, no distractions—just you, your gear, and the water. Whether you’re a pro or just wanna chill by the lake, come join the vibe and let’s reel in some fun!

Salute to the Sockeye
2026-10-07 08:30 - 16:30 | Tsútswecw Provincial Park, Squilax / Lee Creek area, near Chase, British Columbia, Canada.
Salute to the Sockeye is the large, once-every-four-years celebration of the dominant sockeye run at the Adams River. The event blends cultural ceremonies, interpretive programming, and a big artisan market to honour the salmon and local Indigenous traditions.
Key features to expect
Opening ceremonies and cultural events
Traditional welcomes and performances from Little Shuswap Lake Band and other local Secwépemc cultural programming.
Educational interpretive program
Fisheries and Oceans Canada delivers free school programs for Grades 2 to 5 during the event, with hands-on exhibits and guided walks. Teachers register directly with DFO.
Interpretive cabin and walkabouts
On-site cabin exhibits include life-size spawning displays, storyboards, interactive touch screens, and guided interpretive walks.
Artisan and souvenir markets
Local makers, First Nations artists, and food vendors offer crafts, art, and regional products across the site.
Visitor info and hours for Salute to the Sockeye
The festival generally opens around 8:30 AM and runs to roughly 4:30 PM on event days. Opening ceremony details list a Wednesday ceremony on October 7, 2026 while the full dates are confirmed closer to the event. Confirm times and any visitor requirements before you go.
Practical tips
Arrive early for quieter viewing and the best chance to join interpretive walks. Bring sturdy shoes for trails and layered clothing for variable mountain weather. Pack a small pouch for your phone to protect it from spray and mud. If you are coming with a school group, book the DFO interpretive program in advance.
Why it matters
This celebration connects community, culture, and conservation. It is a rare chance to see one of North America’s largest salmon returns and to learn directly from local stewards about salmon ecology and stewardship.
Confirm before you go
Schedules, registration details for school programs, and the final 2026 dates are posted by the Adams River Salmon Society. Check the Salute to the Sockeye event page for the latest updates.
