Close Menu
Canadian ReviewsCanadian Reviews
  • What’s On
  • Reviews
  • Digital World
  • Lifestyle
  • Travel
  • Trending
  • Web Stories
Trending Now
FBI raids Spring, Texas home connected to suspect in arson attack at Sam Altman’s house

FBI raids Spring, Texas home connected to suspect in arson attack at Sam Altman’s house

Sexyy Red announces Calgary Show at the Grey Eagle Event Centre this May

Sexyy Red announces Calgary Show at the Grey Eagle Event Centre this May

Toronto is about to get its first taste of the viral Japanese three-patty steak experience, Canada Reviews

Toronto is about to get its first taste of the viral Japanese three-patty steak experience, Canada Reviews

Coachella fashion serves up modern joy and nostalgia in equal measure | Canada Voices

Coachella fashion serves up modern joy and nostalgia in equal measure | Canada Voices

Indian Hotels Company Announces Opening of Gateway Kandla, Gandhidham

Indian Hotels Company Announces Opening of Gateway Kandla, Gandhidham

Grab your umbrella: Montreal is in for a gloomy, soggy week of rainy weather

Grab your umbrella: Montreal is in for a gloomy, soggy week of rainy weather

Clean energy groups call for East-West grid

Clean energy groups call for East-West grid

Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Advertise
  • Contact us
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest Vimeo
Canadian ReviewsCanadian Reviews
  • What’s On
  • Reviews
  • Digital World
  • Lifestyle
  • Travel
  • Trending
  • Web Stories
Newsletter
Canadian ReviewsCanadian Reviews
You are at:Home » North America’s largest Hong Kong festival will take over Metro Vancouver for one day only
North America’s largest Hong Kong festival will take over Metro Vancouver for one day only
What's On

North America’s largest Hong Kong festival will take over Metro Vancouver for one day only

13 April 20262 Mins Read

For many, the annual Vancouver Hong Kong Fair is a taste of home, while for others, it’s an opportunity to experience Hong Kong street food and culture for the first time. No matter which category you fit into, the fifth annual festival is definitely one to bookmark for this spring!

Returning for a full day of street food, cultural performances, and immersive activities in early May, the Hong Kong Fair is set to have a record number of vendors and food booths this year. It’ll be a true feast for all of your senses, filling more than just your stomach.

Taking over The Shipyards, the event will include walk-through experiences based on everyday life in Hong Kong, from the city’s fascinating architecture to the bakeries and herbal shops that line its neighbourhood streets.

Hosted by local volunteer organization HK House, the festival will also feature a full day of live performances on the HKer Stage that tell the story of the Hong Kong Canadian diaspora.

“This year, the focus is simple: the streets of Hong Kong,” explain organizers. “The buildings we lived in. The uniforms we wore. The food we grabbed on the way home. The neon lights, the tight sidewalks, the small details you don’t think about until they’re gone.”

Photo via Ariel/Vancouver Hong Kong Fair

Immersive art installations, photo booths, and art workshops will bring Hong Kong’s visual culture to life, while tempting baked goods, drinks, and street food will await you at the food booths to give your taste buds an idea of the diverse array of flavours that comprise Hong Kong cuisine.

The free-to-enter event is more than just a market or typical street festival — it’s a chance to engage in shared memories or try something new.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, May 3, 2026.

When: Sunday, May 3, 2026
Time: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Where: 125 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver
Cost: Free admission

Recent Posts:
The Vancouver Group Chat: What your friends are talking about this week (April 7)
Sail to puffin paradise: B.C.’s most remote bird colonies await on this guided tour

Isabelle Vauclair

Staff Writer, Vancouver – Isabelle is a West Coast native with an appreciation for Vancouver’s natural landscape, patio scene, and community spaces. She loves to discover new hidden gems in her neighbourhood and share them with readers across the city.

Read articles

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Reddit WhatsApp Telegram Email

Related Articles

Sexyy Red announces Calgary Show at the Grey Eagle Event Centre this May

Sexyy Red announces Calgary Show at the Grey Eagle Event Centre this May

What's On 13 April 2026
Toronto is about to get its first taste of the viral Japanese three-patty steak experience, Canada Reviews

Toronto is about to get its first taste of the viral Japanese three-patty steak experience, Canada Reviews

What's On 13 April 2026
Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein’s Netflix Rom-Com Sets a Summer Premiere Date

Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein’s Netflix Rom-Com Sets a Summer Premiere Date

What's On 13 April 2026
Local bookstores in Edmonton to indulge in your reading fantasies

Local bookstores in Edmonton to indulge in your reading fantasies

What's On 13 April 2026
A new Southern Thai street tea stall is hand-pulling drinks near the Eaton Centre, Canada Reviews

A new Southern Thai street tea stall is hand-pulling drinks near the Eaton Centre, Canada Reviews

What's On 13 April 2026
The best spots in Edmonton to see the blooming flowers this season

The best spots in Edmonton to see the blooming flowers this season

What's On 13 April 2026
Top Articles
9 Longest-Lasting Nail Polishes, Tested by Top Manicurists

9 Longest-Lasting Nail Polishes, Tested by Top Manicurists

25 January 2026179 Views
Forbes ranked Canada’s top employers for 2026 and over 30 Quebec companies made the cut

Forbes ranked Canada’s top employers for 2026 and over 30 Quebec companies made the cut

22 January 202699 Views
Canada’s best employers for 2026 were revealed and these are the top companies to work for

Canada’s best employers for 2026 were revealed and these are the top companies to work for

21 January 202698 Views
The Mother May I Story – Chickpea Edition

The Mother May I Story – Chickpea Edition

18 May 202497 Views
Demo
Don't Miss
Grab your umbrella: Montreal is in for a gloomy, soggy week of rainy weather
Lifestyle 13 April 2026

Grab your umbrella: Montreal is in for a gloomy, soggy week of rainy weather

It’s finally warm enough to enjoy being outside again! But if you were hoping spring…

Clean energy groups call for East-West grid

Clean energy groups call for East-West grid

Property Management Systems, AI Solutions Drive  Billion in Hospitality Tech Funding

Property Management Systems, AI Solutions Drive $1 Billion in Hospitality Tech Funding

The TFT Carousel will return in Set 18

The TFT Carousel will return in Set 18

About Us
About Us

Canadian Reviews is your one-stop website for the latest Canadian trends and things to do, follow us now to get the news that matters to you.

Facebook X (Twitter) Pinterest YouTube WhatsApp
Our Picks
FBI raids Spring, Texas home connected to suspect in arson attack at Sam Altman’s house

FBI raids Spring, Texas home connected to suspect in arson attack at Sam Altman’s house

Sexyy Red announces Calgary Show at the Grey Eagle Event Centre this May

Sexyy Red announces Calgary Show at the Grey Eagle Event Centre this May

Toronto is about to get its first taste of the viral Japanese three-patty steak experience, Canada Reviews

Toronto is about to get its first taste of the viral Japanese three-patty steak experience, Canada Reviews

Most Popular
Why You Should Consider Investing with IC Markets

Why You Should Consider Investing with IC Markets

28 April 202429 Views
OANDA Review – Low costs and no deposit requirements

OANDA Review – Low costs and no deposit requirements

28 April 2024362 Views
LearnToTrade: A Comprehensive Look at the Controversial Trading School

LearnToTrade: A Comprehensive Look at the Controversial Trading School

28 April 202476 Views
© 2026 ThemeSphere. Designed by ThemeSphere.
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of use
  • Advertise
  • Contact us

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.