The business community here is industrious, adaptive, and built on a foundation of sleeves rolled up and getting work done.
Here, people work with their hands and technology to create and build the things the city needs to survive and thrive — from the food we eat to clothing we wear. It’s also where people can get their brake pads and rotors replaced. Or where they commission artworks. Or learn to use a 3D printer. Or produce an album. We’ve got plenty of cool places to grab a great meal, enjoy a locally roasted coffee, pick-up a six pack, or just discover something out of the ordinary.
What will you discover?
How To Get Here
Nestled just east of the downtown core and west of Grandview Woodlands, whether you’re walking, cycling, taking transit, driving, Strathcona is conveniently accessed from all over Vancouver.
How To Get Here
Nestled just east of the downtown core and west of Grandview Woodlands, whether you’re walking, cycling, taking transit, driving, Strathcona is conveniently accessed from all over Vancouver.
Strathcona History
The currents of cultural history run criss-cross, deep, and dynamic through what is now called Strathcona. For millennia, the land was inhabited by Coast Salish First Nations. Burrard Inlet was home to many Indigenous communities — hundreds of years before working-class European, Asian, and African people settled the first residential neighbourhood of Vancouver.
Community Amenities
Strathcona has abundant neighbourhood facilities and community-based organizations that enhance life, learning, and culture in Strathcona.
Community Amenities
Strathcona has abundant neighbourhood facilities and community-based organizations that enhance life, learning, and culture in Strathcona.
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