Join us in Fort Langley for a summer day filled with local shopping, community, and incredible small businesses. Browse a thoughtfully selected lineup of vendors featuring handmade products, delicious treats, art, apparel, home goods, curated finds, and plenty of unique items to discover. Event Details: 📍 Fort Langley Hall (Outdoors)
3:00 - 6:00 pm - Mini Climate Fair and Lightning Talks Drop in and visit local environmental community organizations and speakers in the Alice MacKay room before the film screening. 6:00 - 8:00 pm - Film Screening Join local award-winning directors Nova Ami and Velcrow Ripper for a screening of
The 2026 Festival welcomes 35 incredible artists and groups from across Canada, North America, and around the world. “This year’s artists are an incredible collection of unique acts of diverse cultures, styles and genres that promise many interesting mashups on our collaborative stages,” says Vancouver Folk Music Festival Artistic Director
An After-Hours True Crime & Forensics Experience This summer, the Vancouver Police Museum & Archives is unlocking its doors for an exclusive event. Dark Science - Summerween Session is an after-hours interactive exploration of forensic sciences, true crime, and summertime Halloween. With special guest, prestigious BC Coroner Laura Yazedjian who
Discover a fresh way to shop sustainably at Trovey, a community-driven resale market celebrating style and conscious consumerism. Designed as the ultimate destination for sustainable style seekers, the marketplace features a hand-picked selection of local vendors offering a premium curation of preloved vintage, designer, and high-street fashion. By skipping the
Come try Artistic Swimming (aka synchronized swimming) a combination of dance, gymnastics, and swimming, at a FREE class for kids ages 7-11 who can swim 1 lap unassisted in deep end of pool. Registration required at https://pwasc.ca/try-it-landing/ We also offer Beginner Summer camps and year long programs starting in the
Iconic. Essential. Electric. Part of Ensemble Theatre Company’s 2026 Festival: Bloodlines. A cornerstone of 20th Century theatre, A Streetcar Named Desire traces the unraveling of Blanche DuBois as she arrives in New Orleans to take shelter with her sister Stella and brother-in-law Stanley. Clashing realities, desire, and delusion collide in
The City of Richmond and Tourism Richmond are proud to present Richmond Celebrates Soccer, a series of free community events taking place over six weeks to welcome the arrival of the largest sporting event in the world, the FIFA World Cup 2026™. Take part in fun watch parties and family-friendly
Indian Summer Festival presents its 16th annual celebration of South Asian arts with a lineup of evocative mixed programming—including comedy, live music, theatre, literature, and interdisciplinary exchange, from July 9–19, 2026 at various venues across Vancouver, Burnaby, and Surrey. The festival's 2026 theme, Ragas for a Ruptured World, is a
Football season is here, and Tacofino Hastings is your go-to spot near the PNE to catch the tournament action. Cheer on Canada as they take on the world's best teams, including the highly anticipated match against Switzerland on Wednesday, June 24. Whether you're heading to the FIFA Fan Zone or
Hilarious. Magnetic. Unhinged. Part of Ensemble Theatre Company’s 2026 Festival: Bloodlines. Peerless follows twin sisters M and L as they spiral through the absurd, high-pressure theatre of elite college admissions. What begins as ambition curdles into obsession, with every choice landing somewhere between strategy and disaster. Fast, viciously funny, and
What’s not to love about the huge surging interest in romance books and ebooks? With #RomanceRecs, #BookTok and #FriendsToLovers hashtags influencing reader behaviour find out what’s hot in the world of romance at the library. Join us for a sweet summer social hangout with workshops, author readings, meet and greets