Celebrating the Lunar New Year in Marpole

The Marpole BusinessAssociation (BIA) is excited to present the 15th annual Marpole Lion Dance Tour, in celebration of the Lunar New Year of the Snake in 2025.

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A festive time in Marpole Village

The 2024 festive season in Marpole was memorable as much for its mild weather as for the joy and generosity experienced by our community.

The 19th annual Christmas in Marpole Village event saw singing entertainment from the Fandango Quartet, a

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Christmas Cheer in Marpole Village

January 13, 2020

It was another successful holiday season of Christmas cheer in Marpole during the busy month of December. Businesses and shoppers were delighted by the caroling of Fandango, and the cheery holiday greetings of Santa and Mrs. Claus. Our thanks to … Read more

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Sushi purists find a little heaven at Sushi Bar Shu

September 18, 2019 — The Marpole neighbourhood kept hitting that snooze button but hey now, wakey, wakey, people. There’s a very good Japanese restaurant in the ‘hood. You choose from a $68 or $98 omakase menu, the latter with extra courses of three appetizers, sashimi and dessert. Both include chawanmushi, miso soup, 12 pieces of sushi and a handroll.

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Vancouver’s outdoor pools are making a bigger splash than ever

August 31, 2019 — The Vancouver Park Board is planning to build another full-size outdoor pool at South Vancouver’s Marpole Community Centre. The park board’s decision to build a new outdoor pool was not based on dollars and cents. Surveys show Vancouverites miss their outdoor pools. Opting to build an outdoor pool at Marpole is a case where citizen demand should trump cost.

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Half of Greater Vancouver Can’t Afford A One Bedroom Rental

August 5, 2019 — Make less than $20 per hour, or $41,600 per year? To find a place in the City of Vancouver, we need to jump to Marpole. Marpole Remainder (Marpole less Marpole South), requires a wage of $19.25 to afford the average one-bedroom. The gap between income and rent in Greater Vancouver seems to be getting wider every day.

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