Fort Langley National Historic Site. 10-3:30 pm. A free outdoor craft fair featuring handpicked makers from across the lower mainland. With items for your pooch, kids, bridal party and everyone in between! 35+ makers, live music and food trucks! facebook.com/fortmakersmarket.

Nature Walk- Damsels & Dragons: Inhabitants of the Pond Campbell Valley Regional Park. 1-2:30 pm. Learn about wildlife and wildflowers on these casual walks with veteran naturalist Al Grass. Bring your camera. Have you seen a dasher, dauber or water scorpion? Explore the wonderful world of damselflies, dragonflies and other fascinating inhabitants of a pond. […]

Gardening Through The Winter Langley Demonstration Garden. 6:30pm. Get ready for winter by planting a winter vegetable garden! Learn how to plan and prepare your garden and more. Free. RSVP required by July 31. 604.546.0344 or [email protected]

6:30 pm on the south side of 72nd Ave approx. 400 metres west of 264th St. Parking is available on the north side of 72nd Ave. Join us for an evening walk through the woods to the lake where beavers are usually seen. 604-532-0081 for info and to let us know to expect you. Open […]

Sounds of Summer Concert Series Mc Burney Plaza. 7-8 pm. Free weekly concert series featuring different local musicians each week. downtownlangley.com

Amphitheatre in Willoughby Community Park. 7 pm. Free.  Known for his hit single “Rock and Roll Song,” he has performed at major folk festivals across Canada. [email protected] or 604.533.6106

Douglas Park. 7-9 pm. Dancing for Dessert is back! Join the crew from the studio as they bring their dance moves out to the park. Come out to dance or just enjoy the music. Free

Douglas Park. 11 am-3 pm. A showcase event designed to promote understanding, inclusion, and enthusiasm towards issues that people with a disability face. Free.

Aldergrove Regional Park- 8 – 11 pm, all ages. Enjoy lantern-lit trails, games, crafts and other entertainment. Camp overnight to extend your star gazing experience. Meet at Aldergrove Bowl entrance at 685 Lefeuvre Rd, Abbotsford. $2/person. metrovancouver.org

Learn to Fish: A Fraser River Experience Derby Reach Regional Park. 6-8 pm. Bring your tidal fishing license (FREE online). Rods provided. Must be accompanied by adult. Free. $5 donation supports Learn to Fish program Registration required: gofishbc.com/events Ages 8-15. metrovancouver.org

6:30 pm at the parking lot, 6595 – 238th St. Join us for a walk around this rural park with open spaces, forested areas and the river trail. 604-455-0116 for info or to let us know to expect you. Open to adults & children, but no pets please.

McBurney Plaza. 7-8 pm. Free weekly concert series featuring different local musicians each week. downtownlangley.com.

Aldergrove Regional Park. 6 -8 pm. Meet at new Nature Discovery Area, 27240 8th Ave, Aldergrove. FREE, drop by anytime. Ages 3-9. Nature play restores, invigorates and inspires. Set your child free in a designated nature discovery area and watch their imagination run wild. Nature play facilitators will help with exploration and play. Must be […]

Summer Festival Series- Baby FuzZ, aka Sterling Fox Amphitheatre in Willoughby Community Park. 7 pm. A songwriter, producer, and performer who has written songs for Adam Lambert, Boyz II Men, Kylie Minogue, Lana Del Rey, Adam Levine, Elle King, and Britney Spears. [email protected] or 604.533.6106.

Douglas Park. 7 pm Start. The evening will feature an opening act and a feature band. Free. langleycity.ca

Garden Salves and Balms Langley Demonstration Garden- 10:30am. Learn what you can use from your garden to make your own salves and balms. Hands-on workshop. learn how to make your own plant-infused products and take home a sample! Free. RSVP required by Aug 9. 604.546.0344 or [email protected]

Why do bees build cells in the shape of hexagons? How are ants amazing animal architects? Find the answers on this bug hunt and exploration walk. 1-2:30 pm Campbell Valley Regional Park, Free. Registration required, 7698. Ages 9+. metrovancouver.org

McBurney Plaza. 7-8 pm. Free weekly concert series featuring different local musicians each week. downtownlangley.com

Langley Demonstration Garden. 12-3 pm. Enter a blackberry creation in the bake-off! Submit bake-off entries by 12:15 pm, with tastings starting at 12:45 pm. Enjoy a locally sourced BBQ for just $5, visit the kids craft corner, and groove to live music. No registration required, unless entering a culinary creation. leps.bc.ca

Amphitheatre in Willoughby Community Park. 7 pm. A four-piece contemporary folk music ensemble from Vancouver comprised of Spirit of the West. The group fuses Celtic and swing music into unique and original compositions. [email protected] or 604.533.6106.

Al Anderson Memorial Pool. 1 pm-4 pm. Join us as we celebrate the end of another great season. Regular Admission Rates & Policies Apply.

Langley City Park. 5 pm-11:30 pm You bring the blankets; we'll bring the stars. Movie starts at dusk, but family-friendly activities will begin earlier. Bring donations for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley. facebook.com/ProsperaCre

Douglas Park. 7 pm Start. The evening will feature an opening act and a feature band. Free. langleycity.ca

McBurney Plaza. 11 am-4 pm. Gather with fellow food lovers to celebrate and sample the amazing food at our unique restaurants in downtown Langley. Stop by McBurney Plaza for exciting food demonstrations and live entertainment throughout the day! downtownlangley.com.

Campbell Valley Regional Park. 1-2:30 pm Join our flock to explore birds that bob in the water, buzz around like bees and sky dive for food. Must be accompanied by adult, Free. Registration required, 7719. Ages 3-5. metrovancouver.org

Fort Langley National Historic Site. 7 pm. If you liked Grave Tales, you’ll love delving into our intriguing history on a summertime evening stroll through the town of Fort Langley. Advance tickets required. hiddenhistories2019.brownpapertickets.com/

Thunderbird Show Park, 2 pm-5 pm. The world’s premiere individual jumping series. The Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Vancouver is one of only two qualifying events in Canada and the first stop of the new season. It all starts here! The event starts at 2pm sharp but to avoid parking lines and to thoroughly take […]

The People in Pain Network’s Free Pain Self-Management (P.S.M.E.S.) Educational Support Group at The Church of the Valley (23589 Old Yale Rd) from 10:30 am-12:30 pm. Education Topic Changing Negative Thoughts to Decrease Your Pain. Register pipain.com Email: [email protected] or 1-844-747-7246

Are you wild about wetlands? Want to learn how to capture them in watercolours? Join a park interpreter to learn about the importance of wetlands and how to express your passion with basic watercolour techniques. 10 am–noon. Campbell Valley Regional Park, $3/person, per session Registration required, 7707. metrovancouver.org

McBurney Plaza. 7-8 pm. Free weekly concert series featuring different local musicians each week. See website for a list of bands. Free. langleycity.ca

Amphitheatre in Willoughby Community Park. 7 pm. A hard-hitting Vancouver-based rock and roll band with a mighty horn section with its explosive and edgy high-octane music. [email protected] or 604.533.6106.

23022 - 88 Ave. 5:30-7 pm. The Fort Langley Lions invite you to join them for a Spaghetti Dinner. $6/person. Includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, garlic bread and coffee or tea. Vegetarian sauce and gluten free available upon request. 604-882-0806 to confirm so we have enough food for everyone. Take out also available.

Douglas Park. Starts at dusk. Paid concession available. Free. langleycity.ca for show schedule.