Northern Lights Display: August 2025

August 1^st, 2025

BC Place is recognized around the world as a landmark of Vancouver’s skyline and a place of pride for all British Columbians. Besides enhancing the overall guest experience during events, the stadium’s Northern Lights Display is used to amplify important causes upon request from the community.

Below is the complete Northern Lights Display schedule for August (subject to change).

August 1: Rainbow for Vancouver Pride

August 2: Rainbow for Vancouver Pride

August 3: Rainbow for Vancouver Pride

August 7: World PVNH Disorder Awareness Day

August 9: International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples

August 16: Orange for BC Lions Game

August 17: Whitecaps FC Match

August 19: World Humanitarian Day

August 23: Whitecaps FC Match

August 29: Brazilian Day Vancouver Festival

August 30: Auto inflammatory Awareness Month

Northern Lights Display: August 2024

August 1^st, 2024

BC Place is recognized around the world as a landmark of Vancouver’s skyline and a place of pride for all British Columbians. Besides enhancing the overall guest experience during events, the stadium’s Northern Lights Display is used to amplify important causes upon request from the community.

Below is the complete Northern Lights Display schedule for August (subject to change).
August 2: orange for Autoinflammatory Awareness Month
August 4: Progress Rainbow flag for Vancouver Pride
August 5: blue, white, red, & yellow for BC Day
August 6: green for Gastroparesis Awareness Month
August 7: pink & yellow for World PVNH Disorder Awareness Day
August 9: teal, orange, & red International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
August 12: green for International Youth Day
August 19: light blue for World Humanitarian Day
August 28: Maple Leaf show for 2024 Summer Paralympics opening
August 29: purple for International Overdose Awareness Day (August 31)

Northern Lights Display: July 2024

July 1^st, 2024

BC Place is recognized around the world as a landmark of Vancouver’s skyline and a place of pride for all British Columbians. Besides enhancing the overall guest experience during events, the stadium’s Northern Lights Display is used to amplify important causes upon request from the community.

Below is the complete Northern Lights Display schedule for July (subject to change).

July 1: Maple Leaf show for Canada Day
July 2: green, blue, gold, & red for Disability Pride Month
July 3: green for National Injury Prevention Day (July 5)
July 9: red, purple, & gold for 50 Days to the Paralympic Games
July 11: red & green for Imamat Day
July 14: red for Vancouver Chinatown Festival
July 15, 16, 21, 23, 24, 26, 30, 31: Summer Show
July 18: orange for Hope & Health
July 22: teal for World Fragile X Day
July 25: blue & white for World Drowning Prevention Day
July 28: red & yellow for World Hepatitis Day
July 29: green for Gastroschisis Awareness Day