Only a few days remain in September, and there’s plenty of amazing stuff to check out across the region this weekend.
From National Day for Truth and Reconciliation ceremonies to fall attractions, here are 17 fun and exciting things to do in Metro Vancouver this weekend.
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Things to do in Metro Vancouver this weekend
About: The “scariest corn maze in Canada” is returning to Maan Farms and organizers are promising an even more terrifying experience this year. For 2024, a familiar name returns for another year of scares. “Last year we brought in Agatha, this year we’ve got Agatha Unseen,” said Maan Farms in a video on their Instagram page.
Maan Farms says this year’s trio of haunts will “leave you breathless” and they are introducing new names for each unique experience. First introduced in 2022, The Way Down is being rebranded as “Forsaken”. In previous years, this experience required guests to place a fabric hood on their heads before entering.
About: This year’s corn maze features a Luke Bryan-themed design in partnership with 93.7 JR Country. The design of the 10-acre field bears the name and likeness of the five-time CMA Entertainer of the Year and American Idol judge strumming a guitar along with a pair of cowboy boots.
About: Let the good times roll with the return of Skate Stardust at Guildford Town Centre! The original Stardust Roller Rink closed down in 2005, and now the community can once again experience its magic for a limited time!
Address: Guildford Town Centre – 10355 152 Street, Surrey
Date: September 12 to October 31, 2024
Time: 11 am to 9 pm (Monday to Saturday), 11 am to 7 pm (Sunday)
Admission: FREE
About: The Twilight Drive-In theatre, the last of its kind in Metro Vancouver, is set to close for good this weekend. It was announced last year that this would be their last year due to rising property taxes.
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Vancouver Aquarium
About: The Vancouver Aquarium will observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation beginning at 10:30am with a powerful drumming ceremony to open the day that’ll be followed by a storytelling and craft session, and much more.
Date: September 30, 2024
Location: Vancouver Aquarium – 845 Avison Way, Vancouver
Time: Starting at 10:30am
Cost: Various admission prices
About: Live out all your fall fantasies at the Maan Farms. Whether it’s snapping the perfect selfie in the Forest Pumpkin Patch, or making your way through a corn maze, Maan Farms has it all.
Date: September 16 to October 31, 2024
Location: 790 McKenzie Road, Abbotsford
Time: 9am to 6pm
Cost: Various prices
Created by award-winning filmmakers and featuring industry-leading special effects, visitors are invited to discover a world of chaos and spine-chilling creatures.