Arts and Culture

Partnership Produces Unique Bridge Panels

The artistic and writing talents of Walnut Grove students and the knowledge and history of Kwantlen First Nation have come together in unique interpretive panels that can be enjoyed by those visiting a place of environmental significance.

The panels have...

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Plaques Presented for Heritage Restoration Efforts

Saint Alban’s Anglican Church was built in Milner in the late 1800s and is now a community centre in Otter.

The Morrison/Hadden Residence was built by early settlers on Hudson’s Bay Company farmland in Fort Langley and has continuously served as a private...

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Foyer Art 2019: Call For Entries

The Langley Centennial Museum is excited to once again showcase the works of local artists through its Foyer Art Program and invites artists to submit photographs of recent artwork, in any medium, for consideration in the upcoming 2019 program.

The Foyer...

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Korean War Memorial Announced

It may be referred to as ‘The Forgotten War,’ but the people of South Korea have certainly not forgotten the role Canada played and the sacrifices it made during the Korean War.

To honour that involvement and the efforts of Canadian soldiers, a Korean...

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New Bylaw Protects Valuable Heritage Sites

From its First Nations origins through European settlement and the Hudson’s Bay era, the Township of Langley is home to the earliest known settlement in the Fraser Valley. It is vital that its heritage resources be preserved and maintained, because once...

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Museum Celebrates World Refugee Day and Opens Syrian Art Exhibit

The strength, courage, and perseverance of millions of refugees will be commemorated on World Refugee Day, Wednesday, June 20. To mark the day, the Langley Centennial Museum, in partnership with the Immigrant Services Society of BC, will hold a free,...

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Artist and Students Partner for Benches of Diversity Community Project

A local artist, three Langley schools, and hundreds of creative ideas about celebrating diversity in the community have culminated in a one-of-a-kind functional art project that has been installed in the Township of Langley’s Derek Doubleday Arboretum.

Two...

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Eco-Artists Upcycle Trash Into Treasure

A dramatic eagle sculpted out of tin cans and copper.

A quilt fashioned from old tablecloths.

Chairs and tables created from used hockey sticks and skis.

Artwork crafted from scrap metal and plastic gardening pots.

These are just some examples of the...

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New Museums, Cultural Centre, and Aboriginal Arts Lodge Proposed for Fort Langley

Known as the Birthplace of BC, the village of Fort Langley is an attraction for those who enjoy creative expression, learning about the past, and exploring the great outdoors.

Those attributes will strengthen as the Township of Langley hopes to enhance...

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Aboriginal Business Match a Success for Kwantlen First Nation and Township of Langley

The Township of Langley and Kwantlen First Nation have a strong, constructive relationship and are proud to work together to benefit the community as a whole. Recently the inaugural Aboriginal Business Match (ABM) Lower Mainland was co-hosted by both...

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Canada 150 Concerts Continue with Free Beauty Shop Dolls Show

Three dazzling female singers who perform timeless tunes and sunny harmonies will continue the Township of Langley’s celebration of Canada’s milestone birthday with a free show in Fort Langley, the Birthplace of BC.

The Canada 150 Fall Concert Series...

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Our Shared History Helps Tell Langley's Story

Important events, eras, places, buildings, and people that made the Township of Langley what it is today have been documented in a concise statement that thematically tells Langley’s unique story.

Our Shared History, a Historic Context Statement...

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