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As the premier waterfront destination in the Pacific Northwest, the Waterfront Vancouver is still growing and welcoming new jobs, restaurants, shops and hosting new experiences all the time. Browse the most recent headlines below.

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The Columbian – Free Waterfront Vancouver Bluegrass Festival

‍Summer may be starting to wind down now, but before it’s gone you can enjoy one final, joyously summery addition to downtown Vancouver’s outdoor music festival scene.

‍The Waterfront Vancouver Bluegrass Festival is set for the afternoons of Sept. 12 and 13 in Waterfront Park, on the Columbia River. The first-time festival is free, with music starting at noon and wrapping up at around 6 p.m. both days.

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Think Joule 9/13/25 Think Joule 9/13/25

The Columbian – Best of Clark County 2025

Voted Co-Winner Family Fun Outdoor Fun Categories

Think Joule 8/24/24 Think Joule 8/24/24

State-Of-The-Art Parking Center Now Open At The Waterfront Vancouver

Ambitious development is taking Washington State’s most overlooked city from ‘Vantucky’ backwater to hip.

Think Joule 1/3/24 Think Joule 1/3/24

Burgeoning Waterfront Redefines Vancouver, Washington

Ambitious development is taking Washington State’s most overlooked city from ‘Vantucky’ backwater to hip.

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