A Long Weekend Made for Being Together

Family Day in Langley has a way of slowing things down, in the best possible way. It is a chance to step out of routine, wander somewhere new, and spend real time together without rushing off to the next thing.

Whether you live nearby or are planning a short getaway, Langley makes Family Day feel easy. There is room to explore, places to warm up, and plenty to keep curious minds and busy hands happy.

Here is how to make the most of Family Day weekend in Langley!

Why Families Feel at Home Here

Langley has a knack for meeting families where they are. No big leaps between stops, no complicated planning required; just a mix of outdoor space, hands-on experiences, and good food that works for all ages.

Curious as to why families love Langley?

It feels less like a checklist and more like a day unfolding naturally.

What’s Happening Over Family Day Weekend

Canadian Museum of Flight

Date: Monday, February 16 from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

You and your family can dive into BC’s aviation history with a day of interactive fun. The museum opens its doors for special Family Day programming, featuring games, crafts, scavenger hunts, and numerous opportunities to explore vintage aircraft up close, including the chance to sit in a jet cockpit when weather permits. It’s a unique way to spark curiosity in kids and adults alike as you wander through historic planes and engaging exhibits together.

Note that registration is required in advance since space is limited, but tickets are free. 

Family Day at the Fort

Date: Saturday, February 14

Family Day at the Fort on February 14 brings a full day of hands-on fun at Fort Langley National Historic Site. Youth 17 and under enjoy free admission, with plenty to explore, including live demonstrations, bannock baking, and interactive scavenger hunts throughout the site.

Langley Riverman Hockey Game

Dates: Friday, February 13 and Saturday, February 14

Family Day weekend is a great excuse to settle into the stands and cheer on the Langley Rivermen as they take the ice for back-to-back BCHL games at George Preston Recreation Centre. It’s classic junior hockey, close to home, and an easy win for families who love a lively rink and a shared cheer. Don’t forget to grab your tickets early!

The Rivermen take on the Alberni Valley Bulldogs on Friday, February 13 and Saturday, February 14 at 7:15 pm. See full schedule here.

The Greater Vancouver Zoo

Dates: February 14-16 with extended hours. Open until 8:00 pm during Family Day weekend

Spend the day exploring animals from around the world, learning about conservation, and enjoying fun experiences for all ages. Highlights include up-close animal encounters and keeper talks where you can hear fascinating stories about the zoo’s residents. Kids (and adults!) can hop on the Safari Express train for a scenic ride around the park, wander through the interactive Mesozoic Adventure dinosaur area, and check out the Wallaby Walkthrough to see marsupials up close. There are also scheduled education presentations and activities that help make your visit both fun and informative.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game

Dates: Monday, February 16, from 2:00 – 5:00 pm

Make Family Day in Langley extra exciting this year by heading to the Langley Events Centre to cheer on the Vancouver Giants as they take on the Seattle Thunderbirds in a 2:00 pm. matinee hockey game! Are you a family that lives and breathes hockey? Or are you looking for an energetic and unforgettable way to spend the holiday together? This Western Hockey League matchup promises a thrilling atmosphere, fast-paced action, and plenty of community spirit. 

Recreation fun with the Township of Langley

Dates: Saturday, February 14 to Monday, February 16

Celebrate BC Family Day with the Township of Langley for a weekend full of fun, connection, and discovery for all ages. Families are invited to get active together with special Family Day programming, including yoga, tot romp, swimming, skating, and engaging opportunities to learn about Langley’s local history.

Enjoy free skate and helmet rentals at all Family Day skates, plus extra excitement from special guests like a glitter tattoo artist, magician, and balloon twisters at Walnut Grove Community Centre, and a cheerful clown bringing smiles at W.C. Blair. Over at salishan Place by the River, families can explore a unique historical display, take part in hands-on learning, create take-home art inspired by local heritage, and learn about traditional First Nations tools with Kwantlen Nation Elder Karen Gabriel.

*Registration is recommended to secure your spot, with same-day admission available if space allows—making it easy to join in the Family Day fun. Register here.

Rain or Shine Fun: Indoor Adventures for the Whole Family

When the weather nudges you indoors, Langley has plenty of ways to keep the family entertained without missing a beat. From speedy laps to bounce-filled adventures and glow-in-the-dark challenges, there’s something for every type of fun-seeker.

Check out these kid-friendly indoor favourites:

Why Family Day in Langley Feels Just Right

Langley’s mix of welcoming neighbourhoods, hands-on activities, and community spirit gives families room to breathe, explore, and just be together. No pressure, no checklist, just space to wander, laugh, and enjoy the long weekend at your own pace.

Ready to make a little mischief, try something new, or just soak it all in? Pack your sense of play because we’re ready for your family!

Soak Up the Season: Markets, Parks, and Self-Guided Adventures

Summer in Langley is all about fresh flavours, open-air exploration, and laid-back local charm. Regardless if you’re filling your basket with seasonal produce at a farmers’ market, unwinding in scenic parks, or setting off on a self-guided adventure, there’s no better time to explore everything this vibrant region has to offer.

Farmers’ Markets: Langley’s farmers’ markets are the heart of the community during the summer months, bursting with seasonal produce, fresh-cut flowers, locally made jams, preserves, baked goods, and handcrafted artisan items.

The Langley Community Farmers Market, held weekly at Langley Events Centre, is a standout stop with dozens of rotating vendors and a focus on local and sustainable goods. You’ll also find smaller markets and seasonal pop-ups throughout the Township and downtown core, each offering its own unique mix of growers, makers, and bakers. If you’re after just-picked strawberries, a bouquet of sunflowers, or a fresh loaf of sourdough, visiting the markets is a weekly tradition you won’t want to miss.

Circle Farm Tour: Looking for a hands-on, self-guided adventure that celebrates Langley’s rich agricultural roots? The Circle Farm Tour invites you to explore a curated route of family-owned farms, tasting rooms, and rural experiences that showcase the region’s finest offerings. Ideal for families, food lovers, and anyone craving a connection to where their food comes from, the tour offers everything from berry picking and ice cream to animal encounters and cheese sampling.

Highlights along the Circle Farm Tour include:

Pack a cooler, plan your route, and take your time soaking in the flavours and stories that make Langley’s countryside so special. Check out our full list of Circle Tour Farm partners.

Sip & Savor: Wine Country Meets Craft Culture

Backyard winery in Langley

Langley’s drink scene is nothing short of delicious, and it comes to life in the summer, offering a perfect blend of sunshine, scenic views, and flavourful sips. If you’re looking to explore award-winning wineries in the rolling countryside or sample small-batch brews at one of the local craft breweries, there’s something for every palate. From patio tastings to live music and food trucks, Langley’s wineries and breweries deliver a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that makes for a memorable day out all season long.

Explore our Langley Wine & Craft Beverage Guide to plan your route.

Move Your Body, Feed Your Soul

Fort Langley golf course

Looking to stay active while soaking up the sunshine? Langley is full of beautiful outdoor spaces perfect for moving your body and recharging your soul.

Cycling Routes

With flat terrain and scenic backroads, Langley is a cyclist’s dream. Ride past farms, through parks, and even along riverside trails.

Here are some of the best cycling routes you can find in Langley.

Golf it out

Langley is a great place to hit the links, with a mix of scenic, well-kept courses perfect for every skill level. From championship layouts to relaxed public courses, there’s no shortage of options to spend a sunny day on the fairway. Tee off at popular spots like Redwoods Golf Course or GreenTree Country Club, each offering beautiful views, friendly vibes, and everything you need for a fun round—plus great patios for that post-game bite or drink.

Campbell Valley Regional Park

Campbell Valley is one of Langley’s most loved outdoor spaces—and it’s easy to see why! With peaceful forest trails, open meadows, and quiet picnic spots, it’s the perfect place to slow down and enjoy nature. It’s a go-to spot for families, nature lovers, and anyone looking for a little escape close to home. Plus, this is likely the spot where you’ll run into tons of horseback riders!*

A friendly note: if you encounter a horseback rider while out walking, biking, or hiking in Langley’s parks, be sure to give them plenty of space and approach calmly. Horses can startle easily, so slow down, speak softly, and wait for the rider to give a signal before passing. Always pass on the left when possible and never attempt to pet a horse without asking. By staying alert and respectful, everyone—two-legged and four—can enjoy a safe and pleasant trail experience!

Fort-to-Fort Trail

The Fort-to-Fort Trail is a local favourite for a reason—it’s scenic, peaceful, and perfect for all ages. Stretching between Fort Langley and Derby Reach, this riverside trail winds through lush greenery, open fields, and historic sites. Walking, biking, or pushing a stroller, it’s a relaxing way to take in Langley’s natural beauty. Along the way, you’ll find plenty of spots to pause for a picnic or snap a photo. It’s an easy, refreshing adventure that blends nature and history in the best way.

For more information and how you can experience the outdoors this summer, check out our Cycling, Nature & Wellness Guide.

Mark Your Calendar: Must-Attend Summer Events

Summer in Langley is packed with events that celebrate the region’s vibrant community spirit, local culture, and stunning outdoor spaces. From lively festivals and night markets to family-friendly fairs and music in the park, there’s something happening almost every weekend.
In this guide, we’re highlighting a handful of must-see events to help you plan your visit—but be sure to check out the full event listings or our upcoming events page for even more seasonal fun.

Don’t miss a moment—see the Upcoming Events Page or follow us on social media for full listings and updates.

Family Fun & Water Play

Langley is full of family-friendly adventures—especially when the sun’s out! From splashing in spray parks to visiting animal-filled attractions, there’s no shortage of ways to keep the little ones entertained (and burn off some energy). Spend the day or even just an afternoon; these spots are sure to bring big smiles.

No matter how you choose to spend your sunny day in Langley, zipping down waterslides, meeting majestic animals, or running through the spray, there’s no shortage of family-friendly fun to dive into. With so many spots designed tos keep kids smiling and parents relaxed, summer is all about making memories, soaking up the sun, and enjoying quality time together.

Heritage & Ice Cream Stops

Scenic Drives & Hidden Gems

Sometimes the best way to discover Langley is at a slower pace—cruising along winding country roads, stopping for fresh-baked treats, and uncovering charming spots that feel like little secrets. If you’re chasing fragrant lavender fields, exploring quaint farm gates, or tasting your way through local bakeries, Langley’s scenic drives offer a perfect mix of natural beauty and small-town charm. Pack a picnic, roll down the windows, and get ready for a day of delightful discoveries just outside the city! 

One of those hidden gems you’ll want to stop for is Full Bloom Lavender Farm. Tucked away in South Langley, this peaceful, family-run farm bursts into colour each summer with rows of vibrant purple blooms and the soothing scent of fresh lavender in the air. Visitors can stroll through the fields, snap dreamy photos, and shop the farm store for handmade lavender products like oils, soaps, and teas. It’s the kind of slow, sensory experience that captures the magic of Langley’s countryside—simple, beautiful, and unforgettable.

Sweet Stops & Savoury Treats

Langley is a sweet spot for baked goods lovers, with local bakeries serving up everything from flaky pastries and artisan breads to decadent desserts made with seasonal, local ingredients. You can grab a quick coffee and croissant, pick up fresh loaves for a picnic, or treat yourself to something sweet—each stop offers a delicious taste of the community and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that keeps people coming back.

Check out our full guide of all our summer stops! 

Keep Exploring

When the temperatures soar, it’s all about finding fun ways to beat the heat. From splash parks to lakeside lounging, don’t miss our “Keeping Cool in the Summer Heat” guide.

And if you’re planning a longer stay or day trip, check out our seasonal spin-off blog: Langley Summer Adventures: Hidden Gems & Local Favourites.

*Please note, this blog is updated annually each May with the latest happenings, travel ideas, and ways to experience our region in its sunniest season.

THE PERFECT PUMPKIN

Ahh, the hunt of finding the perfect pumpkin, should you get a tiny cute one, or find the biggest one you can possibly carry home? Does your quest include looking for a perfectly round pumpkin or do you rescue the odd-shaped ones that are often overlooked?

ALDOR ACRES FAMILY FARM
24990 84th Avenue

Get ready to experience the ultimate pumpkin patch! You’ll find a wide variety of Pumpkins, alongside fresh produce, snacks & much more. Take a stroll and meet their friendly farmyard animals including pigs, ducks, goats, and donkeys.

EAGLE ACRES DAIRY & PUMPKIN PATCH
8796 240th Street

This LegenDairy Pumpkin Patch offers over 25 different varieties of pumpkins and gourds, a covered hayride, and so many farm animals to enjoy. If you love to decorate your porch with a Fall Harvest theme, they have the tricks for you – Funky Pumpkins & Gourds, Corn Stalks, Corn, and Mini Hay Bales.

KRAUSE BERRY FARMS & ESTATE WINERY
6179 248th Street

In addition to their U-pick Pumpkin Patch, you can visit their famous Waffle Bar, Market & Bakery featuring pre-picked pumpkins, gourds, squash and so much more. Don’t forget to snap a family photo with their giant inflatable pumpkin or savour a flight from the Estate Winery.

LOFT COUNTRY FARMS
2640 248th Street

This Western-inspired farm is well known for its horses, but in October their attraction is truly impressive! You’ll spend hours enjoying pony rides, their famous giant rocking horse, carriage and tractor rides to the pumpkin patches, petting zoo, zip line, playground and of course the giant jumping pillow.

CIRCLE FARM TOUR

Embark on a self-guided journey through Langley’s Circle Farm Tour, where the richness of the land meets local charm. Taste everything from traditional grape vintages to unique fruit wines, and explore the flavors of French-inspired dishes. Savor fresh pies, artisan cheeses, and hearty seasonal dishes—perfect for cozy autumn meals. From meeting friendly alpacas to trying your hand at milking a cow, the Circle Farm Tour promises a full sensory experience for all. Download the full brochure HERE to start planning your farm-fresh adventure!

LOCAL IN-STORE FINDS

Short on time, but still love to decorate? Do you just really want the experience of getting elbow-deep into a pumpkin and roasting some seeds without having to tromp through the fields? These local retailers have made it easy for you to stop by and grab a pumpkin or some Fall décor to help get you into that Autumn Vibe.

RALPH’S FARM MARKET
22728 Fraser Highway

OTTER CO-OP
3650 248th Street

CEDAR RIM NURSERY
7024 Glover Road

HISTORIC FORT LANGLEY

Experience the charm of Historic Fort Langley in the heart of autumn, where vibrant fall colors blanket this picturesque village. Stroll through golden-leafed pathways as you explore the rich history of British Columbia. Hear the crackling fires and stories of fur traders and gold rush pioneers, and take part in hands-on activities like gold panning or blacksmithing.

As you wander, discover a variety of cozy cafes and delightful restaurants offering seasonal menus that celebrate local flavors. Whether you’re looking for a warm drink to enjoy while watching the leaves fall or a hearty meal to refuel after your adventures, there’s something for everyone. For sports fans, several spots around the village feature screens to catch the latest games, ensuring you don’t miss out on any of the action.

The crisp autumn air and cozy village setting make Fort Langley the perfect fall destination for history buffs and anyone seeking to soak in the beauty of the season.

SPORTS & LOCAL BREWS

Fall in Langley isn’t just about the harvest – it’s also the perfect time to cheer on local sports teams! The Vancouver Giants and the Langley Rivermen are hitting the ice this season. Whether you’re a dedicated fan or a newcomer to the rink, there’s no better way to spend an autumn evening than at a live game.

And here’s something new to make your game day experience even better – the Langley Events Centre’s concession now features brews from all eight Langley Loop breweries! Grab a local craft beer and cheer on your team in true Langley style. Don’t miss out on the excitement!

MORE EXCITING EVENTS

Maybe you just don’t like pumpkins and cute animals, that’s okay, we won’t judge! There are plenty of other activities going on in the Township this month if you are looking for ways to celebrate the season.

FORT LANGLEY VILLAGE FARMERS MARKET

Reap the bounty of the Fall Harvest at the Fort Langley Village Farmers’ Market. An authentic B.C. Farmers’ Market that features local farmers and certified, safely prepared food vendors bringing in fresh local produce, field greens, vegetables, fruits & flowers, fresh baking, local craft beer, tasty prepared foods and so much more.

FORT LANGLEY CRANBERRY FESTIVAL 

What started as a small community event has grown into a much-loved tradition, celebrating the cranberry’s deep roots in our region’s history. But it’s about more than just cranberries. It’s a day to support local businesses, bring the community together, and experience the heart of Fort Langley on Saturday, October 12.

THE CRANBERRY PLUNGE

One of the most unique Langley experiences awaits you at The Riverside BOG! Step into a field of floating cranberries and immerse yourself in this local autumn tradition. The Cranberry Plunge runs from Sept 27 – Oct 12 (closed Sundays).

SCARECROW SHOWCASE EXTRAVAGANZA

What better way to celebrate the harvest season than with a stroll through some scarecrows? The Scarecrow Showcase is taking place at the Fort Langley National Historic Site from October 12 to 31. Visit them to view and vote for your favourite community-decorated scarecrow.

GRAVE TALES

Join expert storytellers for a two-hour program of spine-chilling stories, as you stroll through the Fort Langley village at night for a unique fall experience with a spooky twist.

LIVE MUSIC NIGHTS

Immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of live music at various businesses throughout the week. Explore the list of locations and schedule your musical journey.

From pumpkins to goats, waffles, flowers and the most amazing fresh produce. Oh, and don’t forget pie, we hope we have inspired you with some fun ideas to enjoy this Fall season. Visit us at Tourism Langley for more fun inspiration, and don’t forget to tag us in your social posts, we love to see your adventures!

Brewhalla May 18

Brewhalla | May 18

Spirits in the Park May 19Spirits in the Park | May 19

You can also enjoy family-friendly events like the May Day Festival and check out the Langley Craft Beverage Week specials and activities! 

Plan your long weekend in Langley by booking your hotel stay now

1. Fort Langley Village Farmers Market – 9025 Glover Road
Saturdays April 6 – December 7 (9AM – 3PM)

The Fort Langley Village Farmers’ Market embodies the essence of a genuine B.C. farmers’ market, highlighting organic and pesticide-free farms alongside Certified Safe BC Prepared Food Vendors. Here, you’ll find an array of locally sourced delights, including fresh produce, field greens, vegetables, fruits, artisanal baked goods, cookies, honey, craft beers, BC wines, spirits, flavorful sauces, salad dressings, fruit jams, and pickles. All crafted with care, using produce from our cherished local farms spanning Fort Langley, Langley Township, Fraser Valley, Similkameen, Okanagan, and Creston Valley.

2. iMade Local Market – Fort Langley Community Hall
September 28/29, October 19/20/26, November 16/17/24, December 1/7/8/14/15

iMADE hosts curated events where independent local small brands, whether they’re new ventures or emerging enterprises, converge to exchange experiences, ideas, and provide mutual support. Their main goal in each community they visit is to shine a spotlight on these small businesses and show how important they are to the local area. When people buy stuff from these businesses, it not only helps them but also shows the value of supporting local shops.

At iMADE events, it’s all about having a good time and discovering new things. They also want to show how being part of a community, shopping local, and supporting small businesses all go hand in hand. By bringing these ideas together, they make sure their events are a success.

GREATER VANCOUVER ZOO
5048 264 Street

Explore the  Meosozoic Adventure, the immersive Wallaby Walkthrough Experience and get up close to learn about over 140 species on 120 acres in the heart of the Fraser Valley! 

CANADIAN MUSEUM OF FLIGHT
5333 216 Street

Calling all flight enthusiasts!  Head over to the museum’s “aviation discovery center” and take part in special activities, including crafts, games and aircraft-watching from a front-row seat at the Langley Airport.

TWILIGHT DRIVE-IN
3350 260 Street

Catch it while you can! 2024 is the final season of the Twilight Drive-In, and we are excited to see what they plan to show for Family Day weekend. 

FORT LANGLEY NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
23433 Mavis Avenue

This Family Day, learn all about our feathered friends! Many egg-citing activities are planned for your family with special guests from the Vancouver Avian Research Centre, Wild Research, B.C. Field Ornithologists, Langley Field Naturalists, Metro Vancouver Parks, Langley Environmental Partners, and more. 

LANGLEY EVENTS CENTRE | VANCOUVER GIANTS GAME
7888 200 Street

Come cheer on the Vancouver Giants as they battle the Spokane Chiefs at the Langley Events Centre.

FARM TOURS AND TRAIL RIDES
Various locations in Langley

Would you like to meet some alpacas? Or would you like to get the family together on horseback for a leisurely trail ride? Get in touch with one of the many interactive farms and stables and meet some tall 4-legged friends!

We hope this makes planning your Family Day weekend easier! Keep the energy up all day by making a reservation or just stopping into one of our local restaurants.

If you think you need a little something more, check out our events page or visit us at Tourism Langley for more fun inspiration. 

Don’t forget to tag us in your social posts with #LangleyFresh. We would love to see your adventures!

Artful Dodger Pub
Saturdays (8-10pm)

Beatniks Bistro
Thursdays (6-9pm)

Bez Arts Hub
Thursdays (7:15-10pm) – Open mic nights

Camp Beer Co
Thursdays (6-9pm) & Sundays (4-7pm)

Dead Frog Brewery
Sundays (2:30-6pm)

Festina Lente Winery 
June 22, 29
July 6, 13, 21, 27
Aug 10, 17, 25 27
(1-5pm)

Five Roads Brewing
Saturdays (4-7pm)

Mangia E Scappa
Sundays Winter (6-8pm) & Summer (6-9pm)

Omni Kitchen + Bar
Wednesdays (7-9pm) – Open mic nights

Pizza Garden Lounge
Fridays and Saturdays (6:30pm-8:30pm)

Saba Bistro
Wednesdays (6-9pm) – Live music

Smugglers Trail Caskworks
Wednesdays (7-10pm) & Saturdays (7-10pm)

The Barley Merchant
Tuesdays (6:30-9:30pm)

Trading Post Brewery
2nd Saturday of each month except February

Trading Post Eatery
Fridays (6:30-9:30pm)

Walnut Grove Pub & Bistro
Some Sundays (Call 604-513-8748 for schedules)

Did we miss any? Let us know by sending us an email at info@tourism-langley.ca

Ignite the excitement of your musical night adventures and share the thrill by tagging #LangleyFresh!

Friday, November 15, 2024
Peterson Road – Christmas Market
Peterson Road Elementary (23422 47 Avenue)
5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Saturday, November 16, 2024
Simonds – Christmas Market
Simonds Elementary (20190 48 Avenue)
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Peterson Road – Christmas Market
Peterson Road Elementary (23422 47 Avenue)
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

12th Annual Winter Craft Fair
Langley Meadows Elementary School (2244 Willoughby Way)
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Willoughby – Christmas Market
Willoughby Elementary (20766 80 Avenue)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Parkside – Christmas Market
Parkside Elementary (3300 – 270 Street)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Coghlan – Christmas Market
Coghlan Elementary (4452 256 Street)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Belmont – Christmas Market
Belmont Elementary (20390 40 Avenue)
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Mainland Holiday Market
West Langley Hall (9400 208 Street)
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Sunday, November 17, 2024
Fort Langley Village Farmers Market
St. Andrew’s Historic Chapel (9025 Glover Road)
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Langley Secondary – Christmas Market
Langley Secondary School (21405 56 Avenue)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Smugglers Trail’s Christmas Market
Smugglers Trail Caskworks (#140 – 9339 200A Street)
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Friday, November 22, 2024
Winter Market at RBE
Richard Bulpitt Elementary (20965 77A Avenue
)
5:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Saturday, November 23, 2024
Fort Langley Village Farmers Market
St. Andrew’s Historic Chapel (9025 Glover Road)
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Gordon Greenwood – Holiday Market
Gordon Greenwood Elementary (9175 206 Street)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Alex Hope – Holiday Market
Alex Hope Elementary (21150 85 Avenue)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Sunday, November 24, 2024
iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Trails End’s Christmas Market 
Trails End (#100 – 23285 Billy Brown Road)
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Saturday, November 30, 2024
Fort Langley Village Farmers Market
St. Andrew’s Historic Chapel (9025 Glover Road)
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Lynn Fripps Winter Craft Fair
Lynn Frips Elementary (21020 83 Avenue)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Shortreed – Winter Market
Shortreed Community School (27330 28 Avenue)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

James Kennedy – Winter Market
James Kennedy Elementary (9060 212 Street)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday, December 1, 2024
iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Friday, December 6, 2024
Friday Holiday Market by Gourmet Groceries Canada
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM – 10:00PM 

Saturday, December 7, 2024
Glenwood – Winter Market
Glenwood Elementary (20785 24 Avenue)
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Alpacas & Artisan Holiday Market
Kensington Prairie Farm (1736 248 Street)
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday, December 8, 2024
Alpacas & Artisan Holiday Market
Kensington Prairie Farm (1736 248 Street)
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Friday, December 13, 2024
Friday Holiday Market by Gourmet Groceries Canada
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM – 10:00PM 

Saturday, December 14, 2024
iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday, December 15, 2024
iMADE Pop Up Market
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Friday, December 20, 2024
Christmas in the Village of Fort Langley
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Saturday, December 21, 2024
Christmas in the Village of Fort Langley
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Sunday, December 22, 2024
Christmas in the Village of Fort Langley
Fort Langley Community Hall (9167 Glover Road)
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Did we miss any? Let us know by sending us an email at info@tourism-langley.ca

Don’t forget to tag us @tourismlangley in your holiday festive adventures, we love to see them!

FRESH BERRIES

Add a burst of vibrant flavour and a touch of sweetness to your picnic spread with a basket of fresh, juicy berries from one of our beautiful berry farms.

DRIEDIGER FARMS MARKET
23823 72nd Avenue

KRAUSE BERRY FARMS & ESTATE WINERY
6179 248th Street

FARM STORES

Our farm stores offer a wide selection of fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, and locally sourced gourmet goodies that are perfect for your picnic.

MILNER VALLEY CHEESE
21479 Smith Crescent

JD FARMS SPECIALTY TURKEY
24726 52nd Avenue

RALPH’S FARM MARKET
22728 Fraser Hwy

BC BUZZ HONEY
6321 248th St

PARKS

These parks provide the perfect backdrop for a picnic, with multiple areas to lay down a blanket, ride a bike, or simply enjoy the scenery.

ALDERGROVE REGIONAL PARK
27240 8th Avenue

CAMPBELL VALLEY REGIONAL PARK
20285 8th Avenue

DERBY REACH REGIONAL PARK
21801 Allard Crescent

Pro Tip: Opting for a backyard picnic? Don’t forget to grab a bottle from our extensive selection of breweries and wineries for the perfect pairing!

So pack your basket, gather your loved ones and immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes, where lifelong memories are sure to be created. Happy picnicking!

Explore the Circle Farm Tour, a self-guided journey, through Langley’s beautiful countryside, and get to know our many unique agri-tourism destinations. A true feast for the senses; sample award-winning fruit wines; fill your picnic basket with fresh pies, local berries, and cheeses; stroll through gardens and farm markets, and maybe even meet an alpaca.

FARM EXPERIENCES

A day full of country charm awaits you, from berry fields to heritage family farms.

DRIEDIGER FARMS MARKET
23823 72nd Avenue

EAGLE ACRES DAIRY & PUMPKIN PATCH
8796 240th Street

KENSINGTON PRAIRIE FARM
1736 248th Street

KRAUSE BERRY FARMS & ESTATE WINERY
6179 248th Street

MILNER VALLEY CHEESE
21479 Smith Crescent

FARM STORES

Shop all the fresh and local finds in the Township of Langley, from quality local honey to specialty turkey.

BC BUZZ HONEY
6321 248th St

CEDAR RIM NURSERY
7024 Glover Road

JD FARMS SPECIALTY TURKEY
24726 52nd Avenue

RALPH’S FARM MARKET
22728 Fraser Hwy

SIPS AND SPIRITS

Sip and savour classic grape vintages and award-winning fruit wines, or try hand-crafted ciders and artisan spirits.

BACKYARD VINEYARDS
3033 232nd Street

CHABERTON ESTATE WINERY
1064 216th Street

FESTINA LENTE ESTATE WINERY
21113 16th Avenue

GLASS HOUSE ESTATE WINERY
23449 0 Avenue

KRAUSE BERRY FARMS & ESTATE WINERY
6179 248th Street

LOCALITY BREWING
25160 72nd Avenue

ROOTS AND WINGS DISTILLERY
7897 240th Street

SINOCAN ESTATE WINERY
2218 240th Street

TOWNSHIP 7 VINEYARDS & WINERY
21152 16th Avenue

VISTA D’ORO FARMS & WINERY
346 208th Street

Learn more about the Langley Circle Farm Tour and find more information about the partners here.

Use code LANGLEYFRESH for early bird pricing until July 31st!

Early Bird Tickets: $100/pair ($50 per person)
Regular Tickets: $130/pair ($65 per person)*
*After July 31st, 2023

This event includes:

1.5-hour set from Shawna Palmer

A Charcuterie Cup with a Pretzel from Oldhand Coffee (one/attendee)
Vegetarian or Vegan option available upon request

4 Beverage options (one/attendee)

2 cocktails from our host, Roots and Wings Distillery,
or 2 ciders from Fraser Valley Cider Company,
or 2 beers from Camp Beer Co., Locality Brewing, and Sidekick Brewing
or 2 glasses of wine from Pentage Winery

We can’t wait to see you there! Make sure to share your photos with us using @tourismlangley or #LangleyFresh for a chance to be featured on our feed.

Recipe by Rebekah Crowley

The Ingredients

For the non-alcoholic version:

Orange twist for garnish

*Cara Cara Orange-Vanilla Balsamic Vinegar is a product of Olivia’s Oils and Vinegars, but any orange balsamic should do the trick.

The Preparation

Bring water to a boil. In a mug, combine Mr. Grey Vodka, pear juice and vinegar and top with boiling water (alcoholic version), or steep Earl Grey tea in boiling water and add pear juice and vinegar. Garnish with an orange twist. Enjoy!

Recipe by Rebekah Crowley, the owner/distiller of Roots and Wings Distillery, Langley’s first craft distillery (gin, whiskey, vodka and absinthe).

Swing by “The Drinkery” tasting room to sample the goods and glean secret cocktail recipes!

We’d love to see your creation, so don’t forget to tag your social posts with #LangleyFresh to share them with us!