Holiday shopping is a spirited and bustling annual tradition that brings people together in a festive atmosphere. As the holiday season approaches, streets are adorned with twinkling lights, and stores transform into magical destinations, enticing shoppers with vibrant displays and cheerful music.
Consumers eagerly embark on a quest to find the perfect gifts for their loved ones, navigating crowded malls and online marketplaces in search of thoughtful treasures. Why not take a stroll down Robson Street this year?
Robson Street dates back to the late 1800’s and was one of the first streets established in Vancouver. Named in honour of John Robson, Premier of British Columbia from 1889-1892. When tracks were laiid along Robson to Jervis Street, a wide variety of small specialized shops sprang up to serve Vancouverโs rapidly growing population, and Robson became a vibrant community.
Today it is Vancouverโs most iconic shopping and dining destination, complete with fashion and beauty flagships, lifestyle stores, cafรฉs, patios, and fine dining. This bustling stretch of Vancouver attracts thousands of locals and visitors from around the world.
Thereโs so much to see, do, and experience this holiday season on Robson Street!
From Burrard to Jervis Street, hereโs whatโs happening in December.
December 8 to 17
Fleurs De Villes Noรซl
Walk the flower trail and enjoy beautiful floral installations along various points on Robson Street.
December 9 and 16
Robson in Harmony from 1-4pm
The renowned Caminando Carolers will be strolling Robson Street singing your favourite holiday music.
Robson in Symphony from 12-2pm
Head over to the Bute Plaza, where the Vancouver Metropolitan Orchestra will be playing a festive symphony.
Pop-Up Flower Market from 11-4pm
Located at the Bute Plaza, stop by and purchase beautiful floral arrangements, hosted by Fleurs de Villes Noรซl.
Whether it’s the thrill of finding a unique item or the joy of giving, holiday shopping is a time-honored tradition that adds a touch of magic to the festive celebrations.
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