There may be less happening at the beach, but the city is filled with great events. Here are some of the great things happening this September and October!
Hours:
Entry Fee: Free
Skate Rental Fee: $2 with 100% of proceeds going toward the Surrey Firefighters Charitable Society.
Age Requirement: Minimum age to participate is 5 years old.
Guests are encouraged to bring their own gear; however, skates and protective gear will be available to rent.
Experience the nostalgia of the iconic Stardust Roller Rink at Guildford Town Centre. Reimagined as Skate Stardust, this 1,690-square-foot roller rink features a vibrant graffiti wall, neon lights, and a DJ booth, transporting visitors back to the golden era of roller skating in the 90s. This initiative celebrates community history, providing a space for families and friends to create new memories.
On September 14+15 come and celebrate the potty-training journey with Pampers Easy Ups character. Score a $5 off coupon, snap a pic with Bluey, and join in on the fun Bluey-themed activities!
Don’t miss out!
FREE September 20
Special programming that will introduce thousands of local families to science and technology education.
Thousands of Greater Vancouver families will enjoy free admission to Science World on Friday, September 20, as part of the Tech-Up Showcase presented by Amazon Future Engineer. The event will feature a day of special programming for families from a variety of backgrounds, helping them get hands-on to discover science and technology.
Saturday, September 21, 2024, 11:30 am to 4:00 pm
Richmond Public Library-Outdoor Plaza, 7700 Minoru Gate, Richmond, BC
Info Free admission. Offered in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
For 40 years, Gateway Theatre has proudly been a stage for Richmond, and they’re celebrating with YOU! All kids and families are cordially invited to experience the magic of the upcoming holiday musical, Lionel Bart’s Oliver!, and spring comedy, Pride & Prejudice. Strike a pose and imagine yourself in Victorian London or a beautiful Regency-era dress as you become a part of the stories or snap a photo with our special Pride & Prejudice and Oliver! cut-outs featuring the main characters. You’ll have a chance to win exciting prizes, including tickets to our upcoming shows.
October 5 | 4pm & 7pm | Main Stage at Surrey Arts Centre
Tickets: Kids $16 | Adults $21
More information at surrey.ca/spark
Two shows: 4pm and 7pm with a pre-show diabolo juggling workshop by CircusWest
Tickets: Kids $16, Adults $21 at tickets.surrey.ca
Some of Australia’s best circus artists balance strength, trust, and a touch of danger in this thrilling performance by Melbourne’s One Fell Swoop Circus. Seven acrobats forgo nets and safety harnesses while using 30 metres of rope to twirl, flip and dip in this inventive aerial dance. A visually stunning performance presented by Surrey Civic Theatres as part of the Surrey SPARK Stages series of family-friendly shows for kids.
October 11 to October 31, 2024
Park Hours: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park will be open from 10am – 8pm daily. If you’re visiting on October 25, 26 or 27, enjoy an extra hour of fun from 10am – 9pm. Guests are welcome to stay in the Park an additional hour after posted closing time.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Tickets: Visitors are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance at capbridge.com. Tickets are on sale now.
Step into the frightful forest and meet your haunted hosts, Elizabeth and Mac, the former owners of
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. The spirited duo will pop up throughout the park, adding a spooky
charm to your visit.
Annual Pass: Are you a British Columbia resident? Buy a regular one-day admission ticket and
get our BC Residents Annual Pass for free. Simply visit the Exit & Info building on your way out to
get your free Annual Pass. Already a passholder? Remember, you’ll need to pre-book your visit
before coming to Canyon Frights.
Check out our Events Calendar for even more events on and coming up.
*Stardust photo on featured image Photo credit: @treelinevisuals / Jesse Holland
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