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Skating at Shipyards Commons

Skating at Shipyards Commons

Shipyards Commons opened in July 2019, and has been a celebrated destination for both North Vancouver and the entire region since. To catch some ice before it melts, a group of Hapsters ventured out to the North Shore for...

Shipyards Commons opened in July 2019, and has been a celebrated destination for both North Vancouver and the entire region since. To catch some ice before it melts, a group of Hapsters ventured out to the North Shore for a (free if bring your own) skate.

 

Designed with flexibility in mind, Shipyards Commons can accommodate large concerts, major festivals and events, and overlap summer water play and winter ice skating programs – all under one retractable roof.

 

With ample amenities including hotel, retail, community facilities and restaurants, this space is ideal for programming opportunities for up to 5 or 6,000 people. We heard it’s already being used for night markets & roller disco. Check it out when you’re in the area, or wait ’til it gets warm and enjoy the water park. We love to see how spaces we design get used, so don’t forget to tag us in your social media posts (@hapacobo).

 

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