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PANCAKE BREAKFAST

  • Sunday 8-11 AM
  • Downtown Squamish - Chieftain Centre Mall
  • Presented by [2027 Sponsors To Be Confirmed]
  • $14 Adults (13+), $9 Youth (12 & under) & Seniors (60+)
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A tasty Squamish Days classic (with maple syrup on top).

Start your Sunday the best way possible: outdoors, in a parking lot, surrounded by friendly faces and the smell of sizzling bacon.

Hosted by the Squamish Elks #119, the Peter Harris Pancake Breakfast is a long-standing festival tradition that fuels you up for the day ahead – especially the parade at 11:00 AM, just around the corner.

What’s on the Plate?

  • Fluffy pancakes with maple syrup
  • Eggs, sausage, and bacon
  • Hot coffee, juice, or milk
  • Friendly volunteers and a guaranteed smile

TICKETS + SERVICE

Pay by cash or card on site, or grab tickets online (before Saturday at 11:59PM) to skip the payment line.

Buy Pancake Breakfast Tickets in Advance

Come Early

This event is popular and the grills get busy – show up early to beat the lines and find a spot to sit with your crew. You can pay on site, or get fed faster by buying your tickets ahead of time.

Pro tip: finish your plate, then head to Cleveland Ave to catch the Squamish Days Parade which starts at 11:00 AM.

Whether you’re a sweet or savoury breakfast person, this one hits the spot. 

And yes – there’s syrup. Real syrup. 

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