When October arrives, Burnaby leans into playful scares and plenty of treats. Glowing pumpkins, crafty costumes, eerie events, spooktacular performances, and a freaky fun run pop up across the city. Check back as Halloween approaches to see what’s lurking after dark. Whether you’re faint of heart or fairly unshakeable, Halloween in Burnaby has all the tricks and treats. Bring the little goblins for early fun, or venture out solo after dark if you dare. From eerie displays and immersive experienc
Sensory Friendly Sundays offer neurodivergent individuals, their families, and caregivers the ability to visit the museum on the third Sunday of every month. Visitors will enjoy a calm, relaxed, and safe atmosphere. On Sensory Friendly Sundays, adaptations will be made to the exhibits, such as lowered lighting and sound adjustments for a more comfortable visit. A quiet space will also be available for visitors who need a break.
PEERS, The Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills, is an evidence-based social skills training program, for young adults age 18-30 who are interested in making and keeping friends and / or developing romantic relationships. Developed by Dr. Elizabeth Laugeson at UCLA, this program enjoys global recognition, implemented in over 35 countries.
Online - Sundays (7:00 pm - 8:30 pm)
October 18 - January 31 (no class December 20 & 27) | Cost: $1,695
Vancouver, BC - Sundays (7:00 pm - 8:30 pm)
Eaton Arrowsmith Academy, 660C Leg in Boot Square, Vancouver, BC
October 18 - January 31 (no class December 20 & 27) | Cost: $1,895
