JULY 28-August 3 Events
Kidsworld is only possible to do the generous support of our partnering organizations! We kindly ask you to show your appreciation by:
1. Thanking the organizations hosting you
2. Giving positive reviews on Google and the host organization's Facebook Page
3. Sharing your photos on social media, tagging the host organization and Kidsworld
4. When choosing activities throughout the year, support these great organizations!
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Thank You!
BONUS DISCOUNTS
With a Kidsworld Pass, on top of all the events we have lined up, you also receive bonus discounts!
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$50 off a week at Keats Camps for new campers
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$50 off a week at Anvil Camp for new campers
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Vancouver Mysteries 20% off outdoor games before August 31
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Vancouver Whitecaps ticket discounts on on Calendar
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BC Lions ticket discounts - TBD
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Visit the Members Bonus Discounts Page for links and details by clicking the blue button. The password for this page will be emailed to you when you order passes.
July 28
LEARN TO FISH
by Freshwater Fisheries of BC
*Reservation Event*
One day only per child
9:30-11am, 11:15am-12:45pm or 1-2:30pm
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Come try fishing at the Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery! Learn about proper fish handling, casting, bait, tackle, and more! We will be loaning out rods for you to try catch and release fishing at our rainbow trout stocked ponds. Youth must be accompanied by an adult, fishing is rain or shine.
July 29
GRANDVIEW LANES BOWLING
July 24 and August 27
10am-8pm Drop in
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Kidsworld child and accompanying adult can enjoy one free child and adult game between
Free children shoes, parent shoes $5+tax.
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Grandview Bowling Lanes has been offering exciting and affordable entertainment for the entire family for over half a century. Originally established in 1947, Grandview Lanes has been owned and operated by three generations of the Marino family for the past 75 years!
July 30,31,August 1,2
BEATY BIODIVERSITY MUSEUM
Any Tuesday to Friday in July and August
10am – 4pm
Show your pass for complimentary admittance for Kidsworld member and guardian. $24 value.
One time per pass in the summer.
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See the largest creature to have ever lived on earth, a Blue Whale skeleton hanging in the natural history Museum Atrium. Enjoy the many daily programs and hands-on discovery lab.
July 30
RICHMOND LIBRARY LAUNCHPAD
*Reservation Event*
10:30am-11:30 - Dash Robots (Ages 6-8)
1-2:30pm - Flipbook Animation (Ages 8+)
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Join Richmond Public Library’s staff in the library’s Launchpad space. Younger participants will experiment with Dash robots, while older participants will explore Flipbook Animation.
July 31
BC SPORTS HALL OF FAME
10am – 4:15pm Drop In
Show your Kidsworld pass at the front desk for complimentary child and adult admission.
$30 Value.
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The BC Sports Hall of Fame educates and entertains through its programs and collections by telling stories of outstanding achievements in sport in British Columbia. It showcases accomplishments of individual athletes and teams, as well as those who have contributed to the development of sport in the province.
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AUGUST 1&2
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VANCOUVER POLICE MUSEUM
Thursdays & Fridays in August
(one time per pass in the month)
11am – 5pm Drop In
Suitable for youth ages 5+
Show your Kidsworld pass at the front desk for complimentary entrance for Kidsworld child and adult. $22 value.
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Learn the science of crime and the history of policing at the Vancouver Police Museum & Archives, home of Vancouver’s former CSI lab! Walk through the museum's authentic historic spaces and learn about some of Vancouver's most exciting criminal cases and unsolved murder mysteries, or find out about the fascinating history of forensic science and policing in Vancouver. Our exhibits are educational, captivating, and include authentic photos, archival material and artefacts straight from the source.
reifel bird sanctuary
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*Reservation Event*
10 am and 3pm
Sign up in advance through our reservation system then show your Kidsworld Pass(es) at the entrance for complimentary entrance for child and adult worth $8. Self-guided nature experience.
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The George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary has 850 acres of wetlands, marshes and low dykes that is is ideally located for or the millions of birds seeking feeding and resting areas during their annual migrations along the Pacific Coast. It is a great place for bird watching for all ages. In August you will see birds flying south from Alaska and the Arctic. These birds often have specialized beaks for digging in the soft mud, and feed in outer outer shallow ponds at high tide. With 6kms of walking trails, allow 2 hours on average for your visit.
Birdseed $1 a bag.
