For a limited time, explore a new feature exhibit highlighting the life of Chief Dan George—Tsleil-Waututh leader, actor, and activist—whose voice called for justice, reconciliation, and Indigenous pride.
The exhibit officially opens on the second floor of the Big House on May 28, 2025, and runs until September 14, 2025. Entry is included in general admission.
Chief Dan George: Actor and Activist is a travelling exhibit created by MONOVA: Museum & Archives of North Vancouver.
From outdoor yoga to movie nights under the stars, Willowbrook’s Summer in the Courtyard brings the fun all season long! Join us for free weekly events — all happening in the heart of our vibrant outdoor courtyard.
Monday Fundays: Mondays | 1PM – 3PM
Yoga Sessions: Wednesdays | 11AM – 12PM
Movie Nights: Fridays | 6PM – 8PM
Join us for good vibes, fresh air, and family-friendly fun.
Dates June 27 to August 29, 2025
Cost: Free
Located in the heart of Fort Langley, Aimee B. Clothing & Accessories is a women’s boutique offering a hands-on shopping experience in a welcoming, boutique setting. Clothing and accessories are selected one piece at a time, with an emphasis on quality and wearability.
It is an easy stop while spending the day in Fort Langley, whether you are browsing local shops, enjoying lunch at a nearby café, or exploring the village at a relaxed pace.
Come get lost in our 5th annual Corn Maze!!
Work your way through the maze to the lookout bridge and enjoy the stunning mountain and forest views from above the 14 foot tall corn! You will have to think your way out from there… Enjoy a scenic hayride around the Pumpkin Patch and Corn fields that delivers and picks you up from the maze as well. This easy to moderate maze comes with a visit of over 200 friendly farm animals! Check out the impressive cat tree complete with kittens, R2D2 the milking robot, Gourd the pony and all of the cows with unique names! Enjoy an ice cream cone or beverage in our new patio lounge space when you’ve completed your A-Maze-ing adventure!
“/stāj/ 3.0” presents a space where food scraps become sculpture, and where knowledge is reimagined through collaboration and play.
As an interactive installation, /stāj/ 3.0 invites the public to step into the role of researcher, engaging in acts of cooking, art-making, and scientific experimentation. Visitors will be encouraged to draw from their own lived experiences, collaborating with the artist and each other to challenge binaries between scientific “objectivity” and other less valued ways of knowing.
/stāj/ 3.0 runs from September 5 – 14 at Fort Langley Community Hall, 9167 Glover Road, Langley Twp, BC. Gwenyth Chao’s exhibition will be activated by a series of events throughout the ten day run. All events are free and open to the public.
Located on Glover Road in Fort Langley, Always Sunny Shop is a consignment store offering a rotating mix of unique finds for the home and body, along with vintage records, clothing, and accessories.
Always Sunny also offers a streamlined consignment process, handling pricing, marketing, and sales on behalf of consignors. With a straightforward approach and in-store expertise, the shop provides an alternative to peer-to-peer selling while creating a thoughtfully stocked space for shoppers to browse.
Located in the heart of Fort Langley, Arctic Heat Retreat is an intimate indoor space offering sauna and cold plunge sessions focused on contrast therapy. Guests move between heat and cold to support relaxation, recovery, and mental clarity in a calm, unhurried setting.
With a maximum of three guests per session, Arctic Heat Retreat offers a semi-private experience that encourages disconnecting from daily noise and reconnecting with your body. It’s an ideal stop to reset your energy, whether you’re beginning your day in Fort Langley or winding down after exploring the village.
“Oh, the thinks you can think!” From the whimsical mind of Dr. Seuss comes a vibrant, heartfelt musical that brings together some of his most beloved characters in a fantastical adventure for all ages.
This musical is fun for the whole family and everyone is invited.
They are running to raise money for Abreast In A Boat, to help and support those around us who face this disease everyday. Proceeds from your event registration will be donated to The Abreast In A Boat Dragon Boat Team.
This running event takes place on urban trails, which start and finishes at Brae Island Regional Park in Langley, BC. October 4, 2025. The trails are non technical, very runnable, with some rolling hills and stunning greenery. They are running on the Fort-to-Fort trail along the Fraser River.
The event fee includes your bib number, a finisher’s medal, a $5.00 donation to Abreast In A Boat, finish line food, aid stations and lots of fun.
Online Registration for Local Participants closes October 1, 2025 or when they’ve have reached the max number of 250 participants.
The Fort Langley Cranberry Festival has been in successful
operation since 1995, this year marks the 30 Anniversary of the
Festival. This family-friendly festival always takes place on the
Saturday before Thanksgiving, and is a great lead-in to the
Thanksgiving weekend. It draws people from across Langley, the
Fraser Valley, Metro Vancouver and tourists visiting BC. The 26th
Annual Cranberry Festival in 2023 was a resounding success with
approximately 35,000 attendees, 16 food trucks and over 150
vendors. The Cranberry Festival is a community-building and
village-promoting event.
Saturday October 11th, 2025
The BC Farm Museum is located in historic Fort Langley and preserves the stories, tools, and traditions that shaped British Columbia’s agricultural history. Home to the province’s largest collection of antique farm machinery and pioneer artifacts, the museum offers an engaging look at rural life in the Fraser Valley and beyond.
Visitors can explore hands-on exhibits showcasing farming, transportation, household life, and early industry, all maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers. From tractors and steam engines to everyday pioneer tools, the BC Farm Museum provides an educational and nostalgic experience for all ages, connecting past generations to the region’s agricultural roots.
Beatniks Bistro is a long-standing restaurant in Fort Langley, located in the former Moorehouse residence, originally built in 1933. One of the village’s oldest buildings, the space was later reimagined by the Choquette family as a welcoming bistro where good food, music, and community come together.
Known for its standout patio, live music, and relaxed atmosphere, Beatniks Bistro has become a Fort Langley staple for locals and visitors alike. It’s a place to settle in, enjoy a well-crafted meal, and spend an easy afternoon or evening in the heart of the village.