Whats up Whistler - June 29

A few new things kicking off this week/weekend in Whisler include...

Olympic Plaza Free Concert Series
Throughout the summer free concerts are held at the olympic plaza in the Whistler village. These will include a range of artists from Pop to rock. This Friday will be the first show, with Sam Roberts Band performing at 6:30. For more dates, performers and info click the link below. 

https://www.whistler.com/events/concerts/


Fairmont Fridays
Fairmont Fridays are finally back for the summer starting July 1. Head over to the upper village and grab a seat at the Mallard Lounge for some live tunes and deals on food & drinks. For dates, menu and more info click the links below.
Canada Day Parade 
Starting at 12:00 pm on July 1, the Canada day parade will begin marching down the village stroll. There will be lots of silly costumes, this year's theme being the great Canadian cookout, and fun entertainment. For times and more info click the link below. 

SUMMER CAMPS 
Whistler has an abundance of outdoor and indoor activities for the summer, including great camps for your kids. From downhill mountain biking to arts and crafts, we’ve got it all!
Click here to view our blog post for What's up Whistler Summer CAMPS Edition where by lovely daughter Abigail has researched and provided a list of all programs she can find for your little ones.

Weekly/Daily Events and Activity Ideas 

Worca Bike Events: 
Worca Events Calendar : https://www.worca.com/events-calendar?view=calendar&month=06-2022

Phat DH Wednesdays : Every Wednesday 
https://www.worca.com/phat-wednesdays
Toonie Races : Every Thursday 
https://www.worca.com/toonie-rides
The Back Forty : June 11 Saturday 
https://www.worca.com/the-back-forty
Volunteer trail building nights : Every Tuesday
Ladies Dig Nights : Once a month on Mondays.
https://www.worca.com/trail-nights

                                                          WORCA Trail Pass | Trailforks
Farmers Market
The amazing Whistler Farmers Market has been moved back to its home, in the Upper Village at the base of Blackcomb. Every Sunday (and long weekend Saturdays) the walking strip from the Fairmont Chateau to Merlins bar is lined with local vendors selling anything from maple taffy to gorgeous ceramics. It’s a super fun weekend activity and a great way to support small local businesses. I definitely suggest trying the snow cones and wood oven pizza, before playing a round of mini golf beside the base of Blackcomb. Click the link below for more info about dates, times, and vendors.
https://www.whistlerfarmersmarket.org/
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Blackcomb Ascent trail 
The multiple Burn Ascent trails up Blackcomb mountain are definitely a bucket list item. The trail mainly runs through old growth forest heading upon to the top of the Blackcomb gondola, but of course there’s always the option of downloading halfway up at mid station. Don’t forget to purchase your download lift tickets at Whistler Blackcomb guest services before starting the trek up. Click the link below for more info on the trail. 
https://www.whistlerblackcomb.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/summer-activities/blackcomb-ascent.aspx?tc_1=2
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Olympic Plaza Free Concert Series
Throughout the summer free concerts are held at the olympic plaza in the Whistler village. These will include a range of artists from Pop to rock. This Friday will be the first show, with Sam Roberts Band performing at 6:30. For more dates, performers and info click the link below. 

https://www.whistler.com/events/concerts/


Fairmont Fridays
Fairmont Fridays are finally back for the summer starting July 1. Head over to the upper village and grab a seat at the Mallard Lounge for some live tunes and deals on food & drinks. For dates, menu and more info click the links below.

Lost Lake Frisbee Golf 
Found between the many bike trails in Lost lake park, is an amazing disc golf course that’s free to the public! No booking is needed to use the course, but you must play by the municipalities disc golfers code and are asking people to watchout for bikers and pedestrians throughout the park. Click the link below for more info on location and disc golfers code. 
https://www.whistler.ca/culture-recreation/facilities/disc-golf-course

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River of Golden Dreams 
Definitely a Whistler favourite, the River of Golden Dreams runs through the town and has many pullout stops and mini beaches. You can take SUP, kayaks and even canoes down the river, or the classic blow up loungers. This is the perfect hot summer day activity with the chilly glacier river right beside you to dippin and cool off. Or if you’re just looking for a place to sit by the water, Meadow park is definitely my favourite, and it has a gorgeous view of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. 

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