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News
Notice of Intention to Sell City Land: 11657, 11663, and 11671 96 Avenue
Notice of Intention to Sell City Land: 11657, 11663, and 11671 96 Avenue
Bear Creek Stadium grandstand completed, track upgrades to begin
The City of Surrey recently completed the Bear Creek Stadium grandstand, a $24 million investment that includes 2,200 covered seats, changerooms, washrooms, meeting rooms, officials’ rooms, concession stand and box office.
Métis: Children of the Fur Trade event returns to Museum of Surrey on Saturday, April 13
Métis: Children of the Fur Trade event returns to Museum of Surrey on Saturday April 13, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Easter Activities in Surrey
Free or low-cost activities to do in Surrey this Easter long weekend!
Residents are reminded to leave tree pruning to the professionals
The City of Surrey wants to remind residents and business owners that it is against City bylaws to trim or cut trees on City property without permission.
Events
Surrey Youth Stewardship Squad
Help restore, enhance and grow Surrey's urban forest alongside other youth in Surrey.
Nature Work Parties
Help care for Surrey parks by removing invasive plants, cleaning up litter, and enhancing habitat within the park.
Seniors Week Activities
Explore activities like history tours, art workshops, garden walks and more!
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.