Vancouver winds down the cherry blossom season with a creative flair, offering everything from logo stamp carving to quirky clay-sculpting potlucks.
You might choose to indulge in a sophisticated afternoon of dim sum and live jazz at UBC Farm or hunt for handmade treasures in Yaletown during this weekend packed with unique ways to connect.
1. Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival

The Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival is a self-guided food crawl celebrating cherry blossom season across Metro Vancouver.
From March 20 to May 3, more than 25 cafés and bakeries will offer limited-time cherry blossom-inspired treats.
It’s the perfect excuse to explore new spots, plan a mini food crawl, and support local businesses during one of the city’s prettiest times of year.
- Date
- March 20 to May 3, 2026
- Address
- Metro Vancouver
2. Coffee & Craft: Stamp Carving

Coffee & Craft Stamp Carving is a hands-on workshop where guests can design and carve their own personal logo stamp.
Led by illustrator and printmaker Britt So, the session covers carving, printing, and transfer techniques.
No experience needed, just bring your ideas and enjoy a cozy creative hangout with drinks available at a discount.
- Date
- April 18, 2026
- Cost
- $45
3. The Great Clay Potluck

The Great Clay Potluck is bringing a mix of air-dry clay and potluck fun on April 18.
Guests are invited to bring their favourite dish, recreate it as a quirky clay sculpture, and share the real version with others.
All supplies, board games, and pool access are included for a playful, food-meets-art hangout.
- Date
- April 18, 2026
- Cost
- $12
4. A Greek Wine Adventure with Lafazanis Winery

A Greek Wine Adventure with Lafazanis Winery is offering a relaxed tasting experience focused on approachable, food-friendly wines.
Guests will explore indigenous grapes like Agiorgitiko and Assyrtiko while hearing stories from head oenologist Vassilis Lafazanis.
Expect a welcoming session filled with wine samples, insights, and a deeper dive into Greek winemaking.
- Date
- April 18, 2026
- Cost
- $41
5. Portobello West Spring Market

The Portobello West Spring Market is returning to Yaletown for a two-day showcase of 69 plus local BC makers.
Expect handmade fashion, jewelry, art, home decor, skincare, and gourmet treats, all in one spot.
It’s a lively, family-friendly market and a great way to support independent artists and small businesses this spring.
- Date
- April 18 to 19, 2026
- Cost
- $5
6. Pop-Up Market

A Pop-Up Market is taking over Heritage Hall on April 18 to 19, bringing together 50 plus local small businesses.
Expect handmade goods, thoughtful finds, and a relaxed, pet-friendly vibe.
It’s free to attend, and the first 25 shoppers each day will score market money to spend at vendor booths.
- Date
- April 18 to 19, 2026
- Cost
- FREE
7. Dim Sum & Live Jazz

Dim Sum & Live Jazz is an intimate afternoon experience set in UBC Farm.
Guests can enjoy an eight-piece dim sum tasting served all at once, paired with tea service and live violin jazz.
Expect a slow, immersive moment surrounded by nature, blending Cantonese flavours, music, and a unique farm setting.
- Date
- April 19, 2026
- Cost
- $98
8. Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival

The Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates sakura season across the city with a lineup of blossom-themed events.
Highlights include The Big Picnic, Blossoms After Dark, Sakura Days Japan Fair, and the Blossom Block Party—bringing picnics, light displays, cultural activities, and spring celebrations across Vancouver.
- Date
- March 27 to April 17, 2026
- Address
- Metro Vancouver, BC
- Cost
- Various
9. Coyote’s Cafe Pop Up

Coyote’s Cafe is popping up at Laura’s Coffee Shop every weekend this month.
The nostalgic diner will be serving Aussie meat pies, Melbourne-style coffee, new specialty drinks, and fresh pie flavours.
Expect good company, laid-back vibes, and a taste of Australian café culture right in one of the city’s most classic diner spots.
- Date
- April 4 to 26, 2026
That’s it for this weekend!
See more upcoming events happening in Metro Vancouver by visiting our events calendar.