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Hats Off Day celebrates the True North along 2 klicks of Burnaby’s Hastings Street with its new theme, “The Great Canadian Outdoors.” On Saturday, June 3, Burnaby Heights expects more than 60,000 visitors and participants “from far and wide,” and hope everyone will join the neighbourhood for a Skookum time.
Hastings Street will be transformed this time into a magical wonderland for the 2024 theme of “Once Upon a Time.” For Burnaby-based non-profit groups interested in participating, applications to festival activities are now open and are available to sign up on the official Hats Off Day website at www.hatsoffday.com.
The Heights Merchants Association respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the ancestral, unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, which include the Tsleil-Waututh ...
Mid-late 1990s. The HMA advocated for and received a number of City-owned 2-hour parking lots. They launched their first corporate logo for The Heights and their first marketing campaign (“Park It, Walk It, Shop It”) and installed their first street banners. Hats Off Day continues to grow in popularity.
Explore The Heights. With approximately 330 diverse shops and services, Burnaby Heights is one of the largest business centres in Burnaby. Our eclectic mix of businesses are owned by friendly merchants who are deeply tied to this community – in fact about half of them live right in the area. Burnaby Heights merchants are well known for ...
2017年5月24日 · 1:15 – 2:00 p.m. V’ni Dansi is a Vancouver-based traditional Métis and contemporary dance company dedicated to sharing the dances, stories and culture of the Métis. Led by Artistic Director Yvonne Chartrand, V’ni Dansi is dedicated to preservation and innovation, and is thrilled to share the Métis people’s joyful culture with audiences of all nations.
The Heights Merchants Association respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the ancestral, unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, which include the Tsleil-Waututh ...
