When the weather is so cold its gloomy outside, it’s only natural to think of better days. And by better days, I mean summer. You think about how nice the weather is going to be in a few weeks, maybe you even start to plan some activities to partake in. The thought of not having to layer up in clothes when you go outside and actually looking forward to spending more time outside is exciting. Only a few weeks are left until all of this is possible. Something to look forward to in the summer is the Vancouver Bubble Tea Festival that’s going to happen at 3883 Imperial Street.

Bubble tea is a milk based beverage with pearls/tapioca in it. It’s refreshing and delicious at the same time. It’s a Taiwanese creation that have brought joy and comfort to people all over the world. Student’s usually grab a bubble tea when they’re about to start a study session or when they’re spending time to relax with their friends. There are many versions of bubble tea, with a wide variety of flavours and pearls. There’s a flavour that everyone can enjoy if they’re willing to explore and find the perfect fit for themselves.

Bubble tea fans from across the Lower Mainland are in Burnaby for the largest boba festival in Canada. Event organiser Eric Yang spoke to @lienyeung about the Vancouver Bubble Tea Festival. pic.twitter.com/VfwRoRCKfo

— CBC British Columbia (@cbcnewsbc) July 23, 2022

This two-day festival (July 22^nd and 23^rd) is the perfect opportunity to understand what the craze over bubble tea is all about. There’s going to several bubble tea vendors that are going to attempt to prove that they’re the best. People attending the festival can decide which of them have the best bubble tea experience, by voting for their favourite drink and vendor. The festival is a fun experience to have this summer, not just because of the bubble tea, but because of the games and activities, live entertainment and the other food vendors that will be there. I think that this festival is going to be worth marking down in your calendar.