🥾 64th Annual Langley Walk - Register + Mark your Calendar
🎳 Lawn Bowling Season is Back at Douglas Park
🎵 Langley Raised $3,500 for Hawaii
🏡 Guess the Price: New Houses Listed in Langley
📅 Events Calendar - This Week & Next Week

The 64th annual Langley Walk is a free 5km walk along the Brae Island trails in Fort Langley. Every participant who finishes gets a commemorative crest - and the design changes every single year.

There are families in this community who have been collecting those crests for decades. Some of them have the whole wall covered.

The trail runs flat along the Fraser River with mountain views on a clear day - one of the genuinely nicest easy walks in the Lower Mainland. It's right in our backyard and most people have never done it.

The warm-up starts at 12:30 pm, with the 5km walk beginning at 1 pm. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome on the course. Dogs are allowed but must be on leash. The event runs rain or shine. Bring a water bottle, dress in layers, and plan to spend a proper Sunday afternoon out in Fort Langley.

Registration is free, click here.

P.S. Share this with someone who's been meaning to get outside more. This is the perfect excuse.

The Langley Lawn Bowling Club just launched its 2026 season, and if you've ever walked past the green at Douglas Park wondering what exactly is going on, now's your chance to find out.

The club was started in 1979 by a group of local bowlers who were tired of driving to Surrey for a game and decided Langley deserved its own. Forty-five years later, it's still going strong at 20471 54th Ave.

Here's what surprised me the most: it's not easy. The club's president describes it as a game you can pick up in an hour but spend a lifetime mastering. The balls are weighted to one side so they travel in arcs rather than straight line, and the grass itself changes throughout a match as moisture and dew dry out, making every game a little different.

Think curling, but outdoors and in the sun.

Drop-in sessions run Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 6:15 pm right through the end of September. All you need for your first couple of years is a flat-soled shoe, the club has balls you can borrow.

No experience needed. All ages welcome. Learn more here.

This one is worth celebrating.

The Langley Ukulele Association organized two fundraising concerts - "Pacific Voices for O'ahu" - after flooding devastated communities on O'ahu's North Shore this spring. The LUA has been travelling to Hawaii every year for over 30 years and had close friends directly impacted by the disaster.

The two concerts raised $3,500 for flood relief. The venues donated the space. The students donated their talent. The association donated its time.

LUA president Peter Luongo wrote in a letter published this week: "The spirit of Aloha is truly alive and well in our community."

Hard to argue with that. Well done, Langley. 🤙

Canadian Steam - Comedy & Music | Saturday, April 25 7:30 pm at Chief Sepass Theatre. An 18+ night of Canadian comedy and music featuring the Lumberjacks. A proper grown-up night out. Purchase tickets here.

Fort Langley Farmers Market | Saturday, April 25 9 am to 3 pm at 9025 Glover Rd. Running every Saturday through December. Fresh local produce, vendors, and the best reason to spend a morning in Fort Langley.

Tween & Teen Dungeons & Dragons | Saturday, April 25 1 to 3 pm at Murrayville Library, 22071 48 Ave. Ages 9 to 18. No experience needed, all materials provided. Register here.

Kids Craft Club: Cherry Blossom Trees | Monday, April 27 3:15om to 4 pm at Murrayville Library, 22071 48 Ave. Free drop-in for kids.

Day of Mourning Ceremony | Tuesday, April 28 Langley City observes a moment of silence at 11 am at City Hall to honour workers killed or injured on the job. A solemn annual tradition.

Junior Lacrosse: Langley vs. Port Coquitlam Saints | Tuesday, April 28 7:30 pm at Langley Events Centre. Come out and cheer on the home side.

Zumba Gold | Every Tuesday 6:00 to 6:45 pm at Langley Senior Resources Society. Low-impact, high-fun Zumba designed for active older adults. Register at the front desk.

Valley Bluegrass Music Society | Every Friday, St. Andrew's Church Weekly bluegrass at St. Andrew's Church, 9025 Glover Rd. $7 for members, $10 for non-members, cash only.

Open Mic at Artful Dodger Pub | Every Sunday from 5pm 2364 200th St. All ages until 9pm. Free.

📚 The Fraser Valley Regional Library has programs running all week across Langley branches, here is the filtered view for Langley locations.