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Museum of Surrey Announces 2024 Fall Exhibits
Museum of Surrey is excited to announce its 2024 Fall exhibits, Meditate opening on August 27, 2024 and WAKISKAHTAN, on display in the Indigenous Hall until September 29, 2024.
Fleetwood Community Festival returns for its 22nd year
The 22nd annual Fleetwood Community Festival is set to take place on September 7 from 11am to 3pm at Fleetwood Community Centre, with festivities happening outdoors in Francis Park.
Surrey City Hall Closure Notice
Find details for an upcoming closure of City Hall.
Final outdoor movie night celebrates community and Focus Newton progress
This year’s new free outdoor movie night series in Newton was a success, bringing together community members for evenings filled with entertainment, engagement, and celebration.
Local para swimmer ready to make waves this month in Paris
Local para swimmer, Sebastian Massabie, is set to make a splash later this month in Paris, representing Canada at the 2024 Paralympic Games.
Experience the vibrant Filipino Culture at Museum of Surrey
A free family friendly celebration of Filipino culture is coming to Museum of Surrey on Saturday, September 21st from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
City of Surrey and City of White Rock Unite to Support Local Artists and Creators with the Inaugural White Rock & South Surrey Culture Crawl
The City of Surrey and the City of White Rock are pleased to announce their partnership in the White Rock & South Surrey Culture Crawl.
Artist panel shares resilient immigration stories through art
SAGA Thursday Artist Talk with Taslim Samji
Next online tree sales happening August 21 and September 25
Surrey residents can purchase high-quality trees at an affordable price
Surrey Mayor Proposes Higher Fire Safety Penalties to Address Escalating Risks During Summer
At Monday’s Special Council Meeting, Mayor Brenda Locke introduced a Notice of Motion directing staff to conduct a review of financial penalties for violations during open fire bans.