Get ready for four days of world-class music, art, and community! Now in its 9th year, the Fort Langley Jazz & Arts Festival returns July 23–26, 2026 to the unique and charming Village of Fort Langley. This four-day hybrid festival offers the best of both worlds: • Thursday – Sunday:
Rosé Disco is an all-day celebration of iconic wines, chef pop-ups, and world-class DJ sets-all set in a pink and white paradise. Sip through a lineup of rosés that hit just right — from crisp Provence classics to bold new-world blends — each one curated to keep the vibe flowing.
Hunny, this isn't working, I think it's time we go to Couples Clownselling! *Every show sold out in advance, don't wait to grab tickets!* Jerry Springer's got nothing on us! An evening of domestic blunders, bloopers, and baggage awaits as professional stand-up comedians and their partners take the stage to
Come From Away is an exhilarating theatrical event! Inspired by true events, Come From Away is a Tony Award–nominated musical phenomenon by Canadian writers Irene Sankoff and David Hein. This Western Canadian premiere is directed by the Arts Club’s Artistic Director Ashlie Corcoran and marks one of the first non-replica
Discover the sun-soaked flavours of Southern France during our culinary workshop. Learn how to reinvent the iconic Niçoise salad with a modern, seasonal twist through a live cooking demonstration. Along the way, you'll pick up plating techniques, flavour pairing tips, and culinary inspiration straight from the French Riviera. In partnership
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm - Film Screening Before the main social event, join us for a screening of The Hobby: Tales from the Tabletop (2024). A documentary about modern board game culture, The Hobby: Tales from the Tabletop explores how tabletop gaming has evolved from ancient Mesopotamia to today’s
Taking place August 1 at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody and August 3 at Town Centre Park in Coquitlam, Celebrate BC has been designed as an affordable, family-friendly celebration that invites residents and visitors from across the province to enjoy two unforgettable days of entertainment, culture, food and community
After selling out all of our editions across Toronto and Montreal, it's time we made our way over to the west coast. Everything you’ve heard is right… Yes, our tickets are $15 and Yes, we have a $5 Vodka Bar. We are so much more of a party... we are
During Pride weekend, no name® is bringing grocery goss to downtown Vancouver with a giant bright yellow grocery checkout aisle inspired by your neighbourhood grocery store. Visitors can grab a complimentary copy of the latest grocery goss tabloid, enjoy free no name® Simple Check™ popsicles and no name® Simple Check™
Taking place August 1 at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody and August 3 at Town Centre Park in Coquitlam, Celebrate BC has been designed as an affordable, family-friendly celebration that invites residents and visitors from across the province to enjoy two unforgettable days of entertainment, culture, food and community
Join Upstart & Crow for a night of readings and conversation with Pauline Holdstock, author of WHAT ENDURES, and Richard Kelly Kemick, author of DECADENCE. The stories in WHAT ENDURES range through and respond to a clickbait world evolving at terrifying speed, revealing the absurd and ridiculous nature of everyday
Light Up Chinatown is back, and so are we! On Sat, Aug 8, Same Same But Different Snack Bar returns, and this year, it's a three-way crossover with Dicky's Dumps, Say Hey Cafe & Deli, and Touski joining forces. On the mashup menu: Meatball Dumplings: Say Hey's signature meatball recipe