Make the most of summer in Surrey

Summer offers a chance to get outdoors and explore Surrey. The City of Surrey is highlighting seasonal activities and events for all ages, from local park programs to live performances. Many are free or low cost, and the city says its event page will be updated with new listings.

Community members can gather to celebrate sustainable cultivation of the land they share and the coming harvest season, with sustainable and local food, craftsmanship, art and live performances.

Museum of Surrey will host a celebration of Filipino culture featuring food, live performances, vendors, textile displays, and Tagalog and English storytelling sessions. Other activities include exhibitor activations, family art, photo opportunities, market and food vendors, and DJ performances.

An Every Child Matters Open House will offer information about the orange shirt, a symbol of Indigenous resilience. Visitors can share what “every child matters” means to them on a paper shirt and hang it in the pavilion to inspire others.

Guided Outdoor Heritage Site Tours will explore the history of the Stewart Family and the local community, along with Stewart Hall. An experienced guide will discuss the farmhouse, while a house interpreter will lead visitors through its interior.