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Vancouver is Awesome is a proud sponsor of Water's Edge Day, a festival of free and fun activities to explore Vancouver's waterfront, hosted by the Georgia Strait Alliance at the Vancouver Maritime Museum on October 5th, 2014. Highlights include boat tours, paddle tours and cycle tours, ocean critter touch tanks, an art and photo exhibition and a chance to win great prizes. Learn more and get all updates HERE. |
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Georgia Strait Alliance's #MyVanWaterfront contest is running for just a few more days and you can still enter to win great prizes, including a Helijet ride to Victoria for two, a Feathercraft kayak paddle, hoodies and merchandise from Sitka and more.
We asked the people of Vancouver to show us their favourite pictures, places and stories from the waterfront – and they did. Click through the slideshow for a taste of the pictures that have been submitted.
Submit your content by Sunday (October 5th) and enter the draw. Did you snap a great sunset picture at the beach? Have you been out on the water? Did you spot a cool animal on the shore? What else did you, your family and friends do on the waterfront this summer. You can post on Twitter and Instagram with #MyVanWaterfront (don't forget to tag the location) or submit here.
Prizes will be drawn this Sunday at Water's Edge Day, a festival of free and fun events at the Vancouver Maritime Museum. You can still reserve spots on some of our waterfront tours and there'll be more drop-in spaces available on the day.
Join us at the Vancouver Maritime Museum for Water's Edge Day and tonight at 6:30pm-8pm, for a fascinating talk by John Atkin on the history of Burrard Inlet and False Creek at the Vancouver Maritime Museum. Click here to reserve your free tickets now.
