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News
Spring Forward & Discover New Interests This Season in Surrey
Whether you’re looking to develop a unique skill or discover your next passion, City of Surrey offers a variety of programs and activities for all ages and abilities.
Family Day Activities in Surrey
Celebrate Family Day in Surrey with free or low-cost, fun activities!
Museum of Surrey to host Lunar New Year Celebration on Saturday, February 24
Museum of Surrey is celebrating the auspicious Year of the Dragon by hosting a Lunar New Year celebration, on February 24, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
City of Surrey continues to shine as Top Employers for Young People 13th straight year
The City of Surrey has once again been recognized as one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People.
Surrey Action Plan aims to increase new housing by 27.8%
The City of Surrey is launching a three-year Action Plan to address the delivery of housing and support affordable housing projects that aims to increase the number of new housing units delivered by 27.8%, to an average 4,283 issued dwellings per year.
Events
Dino-Light
An eye-popping glow-in-the-dark spectacle that combines the wonder of science and the magic of dinosaurs with technology and dance. Loved by audiences all over the world!
The Libravian
Where books come alive, laughter takes the stage, and bravery is celebrated in every chapter!
Cantonese Opera event
Experience everything it takes to put on a Cantonese opera performance!
Fraser Valley Gutsy Walk
"The Gutsy Walk" is Crohn's and Colitis Canada's largest annual fundraising.
Run, Walk & Roll - Superhero Dash
Join the 22nd Annual Run, Walk & Roll - Superhero Dash at South Surrey Athletic Park!
Spring Family Art Party
Make art with friends and find inspiration in abstract and landscape prints in Takao Tanabe: Printmaker.
Thursday Artist Talk: Fiona Tang, “The Unseens: Depicting Depression”
In this talk, Tang will share her artist journey, diving into her personal story and the relationship between invisible ink and depression.