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Brix & Mortar–Yaletown’s dining house is located in a 1912 heritage brick building in the Yaletown neighbourhood of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Locally owned and operated, Brix & Mortar brings together modern Canadian cuisine, a commitment to fine wine, creative cocktails and personalized service in an inviting, sophisticated space to create talk-worthy experiences. A unique, glass-covered courtyard is the centerpiece of the upstairs dining area and is popular for small weddings and events. Downstairs offers a second, completely renovated outdoor patio illuminated by seven-tier glass chandeliers, providing guests with a city-dining experience. Inside the restaurant offers two floors of unique dining nooks for groups of all sizes and tastes. As recently reviewed by The Province: “There is a room, like a veiled belly dancer, that entices with forbidden promises.”

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Thank you for considering VanDusen Botanical Garden for your upcoming event. There are 3 beautiful outdoor rental areas for wedding ceremonies. The Garden also has a variety of indoor spaces which are perfect for ceremonies, receptions, meetings and other special gatherings that can be rented throughout the year. The Garden itself is a 55-acre oasis in the heart of Vancouver with over 7,500 plant species and varieties from around the world; the perfect natural setting for a stunning event. The award-winning Visitor Centre features a green roof and a beautiful orchid-inspired design. This indoor event space looks directly onto the lake and garden.

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The Teahouse restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience. With towering trees in its backyard and the ocean at its front door, the breathtaking view of English Bay and the North Shore act as a backdrop to the exquisite West Coast cuisine and exceptional service. Located just minutes from downtown Vancouver, in world Famous Stanley Park. The Teahouse Restaurant boasts a complete west coast experience nestled in the historic green oasis of Stanley Park and offering a menu that highlights the freshest local produce. The comfortable, contemporary atmosphere serves as the perfect setting to enjoy Vancouver’s best and longest sunset. From corporate events to wedding celebrations The Teahouse restaurant offers private dining rooms that are the perfect escape from the city.

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Burnaby Village Museum was built in 1971 as a commemorative project of the 100th anniversary of the Province of British Columbia joining Confederation with Canada. The original layout of the Museum depicted a single street and manor house (Elworth) spread across 4.3 acres, which intended to illustrate how a small BC pioneer village may have looked around the turn of the 20th century. Over the past 50 years, the Village Museum has become a household name in the Lower Mainland. It is an immersive, ten-acre village that welcomes those from every walk of life. Many appreciate the open air, theme-park atmosphere, which doubles as a place to learn and experience the past. It’s also a place that draws thousands of people to large annual holiday celebrations. It’s a free attraction in the middle of the City of Burnaby and offers changing and varied activities for all. Burnaby Village Museum works to integrate a more balanced interpretation of historical and cultural identity within Burnaby.