All Souls Event - Mountain View Cemetery

Tours and events at Mountain View Cemetery

Mountain View Cemetery offers an ideal setting where you can engage with nature and history.

Since the cemetery opened in 1886, it has become the final resting place of almost 150,000 people, including:

Vancouver mayors
Firefighters and police officers who died while on active duty
WWI and WWII veterans
Freemasons, Knights of Pythias, and Odd Fellows members
Victims of disasters, including the SS Sophia, Lakeview Tram, and Rogers Pass

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All Souls

All Souls is an annual series of events hosted by Mountain View Cemetery to honour and remember the dead.

The family-oriented community events reflect the tradition of many cultures around the world where the days at the end of October and beginning of November are a time for honouring the dead in our lives through ceremony and celebration and the maintenance of family grave sites.

Mountain View’s All Souls events are free and include talks, presentations, crafts, and music that explore various traditions and rituals.

Events take place in the cemetery at the end of October each year.

Get event details at nightforallsouls.com

Free walking tours

There are a few volunteers who sometimes offer walking tours of Mountain View Cemetery. Scheduled tour dates are posted on the cemetery Facebook page .

Tours are free and take place rain or shine.

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