Celebrate Stanley Park
2099 Beach Avenue V6G 1Z4 Vancouver, BC, Canada

Check out purple pirate on stage now at family fun at the arch! Up next is Vancouver Pars National Ballet at 1pm, The Ta Daa Lady Show at 2pm, Coast Salish dance at 2:45pm and Bobs & Lolo at 4:30pm!

Just a reminder that we recommend biking, walking or taking transit to the events this weekend. Traffic will be busy and parking is limited.

The sea otters at the Aquarium got a birthday cake to celebrate Stanley Park's 125th anniversary! So cute! #SP125 http://goo.gl/RKirW9

Reserve your free tickets for the Boca Del Lupo show! #sp125

Make sure to check out the Lost Lagoon zone at #SP125 this weekend! We'll have performances by Glittering Kingdom, Late Thaw and City Opera as well as activities & tours from the Stanley Park Ecology Society - all FREE!

#TriviaTuesday First correct post will win 4 passes to the Klahowya Village in Stanley Park. This includes your miniature train admission! Can you name 3 restaurants located within Stanley Park?

Celebrate! Stanley Park is only a week away! Make sure to check out our event app for easy access to our up to date event schedule and festival zone map! http://goo.gl/dBVFcM

#TriviaTuesday Which #StanleyPark monument was brought in 1894 and used by mariners to set their chronometers and to warn fishers of closings? First correct answer in the comments wins 4 admissions to the Klahowya Village in Stanley Park, including train tickets!

Check out Del Barber at our Live at Second Beach festival zone on August 25!

Snap a #StanleyPark pic for our Facebook photo contest for the chance to win a prize pack including a $25 Stanley's Bar & Grill gift certificate, 2 tickets to the Vancouver Aquarium and 2 Stanley Park Horse & Carriage Tour tickets! Simply like our Facebook page and post photos of Stanley Park with #SP125! We'll choose our favourite on Wednesday, July 31! Good luck!

#ThrowbackThursday Can you name this popular poet who wrote the poem "The Lost Lagoon" and was buried at Ferguson Point in #StanleyPark in 1913?