News & Events
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News
Commemorative ‘Guru Nanak Village Way’ street sign unveiled in Cloverdale
Surrey City Council celebrated the unveiling of a commemorative ‘Guru Nanak Village Way’ street sign in Cloverdale on July 22.
City Opens New Artificial Turf Field and Rubberized Walking Track at Newton Athletic Park
Surrey City Council celebrated the opening of a new artificial turf field and rubberized walking loop at Newton Athletic Park on Thursday, July 21.
Tips to Stay Cool and Safe During Extreme Heat
With warmer than average temperatures arriving, the City of Surrey is reminding residents to take the necessary steps to stay safe in extreme heat, how to spot the signs of heat exhaustion, and where to find public pools, spray parks and air-conditioned civic facilities for heat relief.
Surrey reveals proposed Chuck Bailey expansion design at open house
The City of Surrey revealed proposed Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre expansion designs at an open house on Tuesday, July 19.
City Asks Residents to Help Water Trees Along Their Street
The City of Surrey is launching a campaign to ask residents to help water trees along their street this summer.
Events
Sheep to Scarf Demonstration
Join us for educational displays about wool, spinning and weaving, plus demonstrations!
Spring Fest
Historic Stewart Farm and Totest Aleng: Indigenous Learning House are delighted to host our first annual spring event.
May the Fourth Be With You! A Star Wars Celebration
Come to Clayton Community Centre to hear local musicians explore the franchise’s repertoire, watch a screening of the first film, make a tasty treat, and more!
Hike for Hospice 2024
Join the Peace Arch Hospice Society for a 1, 3, or 5 km walk or run to raise awareness and funds for their programs.
Drop-in art workshop with Loandbehold
Join a free art workshop with artist collective Loandbehold.
Placemaking Meetups
Drop-in to participate with fence art, chalk art, banner crafts, and more.
Nature Work Parties
Help care for Surrey parks by removing invasive plants, cleaning up litter, and enhancing habitat within the park.