Getting There Sites

 40 Surrey Fire Service No. 8 Cloverdale
2 Whalley Corners Community Festival
21 St. Andrew’s Newton Presbyterian Church
41 Cloverdale Library
3 Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St. Mary
22 Surrey Jamia Masjid
42 Surrey Museum
4 Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre
23 Newton Cultural Centre
43 Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society
5 RCMP City Centre / Whalley Office
24 RCMP Newton Office
44 Historic Cloverdale Walking Tour
• End 5:00 pm: Newton Recreation Centre
6 Surrey Masters Martial Arts
25 Newton Recreation Centre
45 Surrey Historical Society
Newton (Bus)
7 City Centre Public Art Walk
26 Newton Seniors Centre
46 Surrey Archives
• Hourly (west side of 136B Street)
8 New City Hall
27 Newton Library
47 Kwantlen Polytechnic University
25 Newton
bus 4:00 pm) — enroute to
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Andrew’s Church
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• Depart 11:15 am: St. Andrew’s Church (west side
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Gurdwara (last bus 4:15 pm)
12 Simon Fraser University
• Depart 11:30 am: Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara
13 Central City Brew Pub and Restaurant
(122 Street and 70A Avenue parking lot entrance,
last bus 3:30 pm) — enroute to St. Andrew’s Church
• Depart 11:45 am: St. Andrew’s Church to Newton
Recreation Centre (last bus 3:45 pm)
Community Church (back parking lot; last bus 4:00 pm)
City Parkway
• Depart 11:15 am: Bear Creek Community Church to
City Centre Library (last bus 4:15 pm)
• End 4:30 pm: City Centre Library
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Heritage
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34 Fraser Downs Racetrack and Casino
16 Bear Creek Community Church
35 Cloverdale Buskers Festival
17 Brookside Sikh Gurdwara
36 Artisan Market at Hawthorne Square
18 Vishwa Nirmala Educational Society
37 RCMP Cloverdale Office
19 Laxmi Narayan Mandir
38 Royal Canadian Legion Cloverdale
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• Depart 11:00 am: SFU City Centre to 16 Bear Creek
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• End 4:30 pm: Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara
Culture and Places of Worship
176 St
• End 4:30 pm: SFU City Centre
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Festival to 12 SFU City Centre (last bus 4:15 pm)
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• Depart 11:00 am: 10 City Centre Library to
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Nanak Sikh
48 Pacific Community Church
Cloverdale
156 St
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9 Surrey Bahá’í Community
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39 Tzu Chi Foundation Canada Surrey Office
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20 Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara
Recreation Centre
Newton
Punjabi Weekly Newspaper
Downs Racetrack
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25 Newton
• Depart 11:00 am: City of Surrey parking lot between
and Casino (last trolley 4:00 pm) — enroute to
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• Every 30 minutes (west side of 136B Street)
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1 St. Helen’s Anglican Church
10787 128 Street | 604‑581‑4800
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Explore one of Surrey’s unique historic churches. The Church and Rectory were
built in 1911 in the Tudor Revival style. The bell-tower was originally a river
beacon that served to guide riverboats safely up and down the Fraser River. Take a
tour of this historic building and church grounds, including the cemetery. Families
can participate in an activity book scavenger hunt. There will be demonstrations of
the bells and short organ recitals.
8 New City Hall
13450 104 Avenue
Your City Hall is now located in City Centre and stands as an architectural landmark
in the emerging downtown core. The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
(LEED) Gold Certified City Hall is an 180,000 square foot building that is more than a
City Hall. The heart of our city is brought to life with features like a City Hall Plaza and
Council Chambers that convert to a performing arts venue. Learn more about Surrey’s
past and future when you Meet a City Planner and a City of Surrey Councillor. See this
state of the art space in action with local artisans, a mini farmers market, and food
trucks. Take a behind‑the‑scenes tour and learn more about civic programs, resources,
upcoming events and community plans. Pay parking is available on P1.
10350 University Drive | 604‑543‑2937
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Grosvenor Road & King George Blvd | 604-999‑7135
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The first ever Whalley Corners Community Festival will be hosted by the
Downtown Surrey BIA, Whalley Community Association and the Whalley
Community Improvement Association. Find out how Whalley started and got its
name, what used to be in the neighbourhood, and see the changes through the
years. Tour some of the original buildings and be involved in the planning of future
projects. There will be entertainment for all and special activities for children.
3 Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St. Mary
10765 135A Street | 604‑581‑0313
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This beautiful, historic church reflects Byzantine architecture and is a significant
cultural landmark place of worship. The interior has a wooden carved screen
adorned with icons, as well as beautiful hand embroidery work done in the Classic
manner. Take a guided tour and learn about the history and architectural features.
The Cultural Centre will feature an icon display, Ukrainian arts and crafts, and
costumes. Frozen Ukrainian food will be available for sale. Appropriate attire
required — no shorts or tank tops. Tours hourly.
4 Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre
13458 107A Avenue | 604‑598‑5898
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Built as Surrey’s commitment to the 2010 Olympic Games, the Centre housed
hundreds of Olympic volunteers. This multi-generational facility is part of the
developing City Centre. Find out why the lobby and gallery were designed as a
unique glass, cube dome through a guided tour. Kids can have a great time playing
in the bouncy castle and gym. Youth will be able to check out the fun activities
in the youth lounge and the covered skate park. Free access to regular drop‑in
programs; 9:00 am – 11:30 am adult basketball, 12 noon – 1:00 pm adult yoga, and
11:45 am –4:00 pm family gym.
5 RCMP City Centre / Whalley Office
10720 King George Boulevard | 604‑502‑6390
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The Surrey RCMP has had the pleasure of serving the people of the City of Surrey
for over 60 years. Children can dress in red serge to pose for photos with members
of the force and check out the lights and sirens on the police vehicles. A variety of
uniforms will be showcased as well as interesting facts about the RCMP.
Visitors will have an opportunity to learn about the Bahá’í community in Surrey and
around the world. You’re invited to browse displays and participate in activities to learn
about the community building activities in your neighbourhood. Free 3 hour parking
(register in library).
10 City Centre Library
10350 University Drive | 604‑598‑7426
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Architect Bing Thom’s City Centre Library opened in 2011 and has been called “part
futuristic cruise ship and part Guggenheim-like art museum”. Explore many services and
resources, get a free library card, and enjoy a day of family activities. Activities include
Summer Reading Club registration, button making, face painting, festival story time,
displays, and arts and crafts. Learn about ham radios and contact people in other parts
of the world with SEPAR. Special presentations on the Level 1 Grand Staircase. Free 3
hour parking (register in library).
11 North Surrey Recreation Centre
10275 City Parkway | 604‑502‑6300
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Take a facility tour and check out our indoor pool, weight room, and two ice arenas.
11:00 am – 4:00 pm free access to regular drop in weight room for 13 years and older.
Tours from 11:30 am – 3:30 pm. Free 3 hour parking (register in centre).
10708 136A Avenue | 778‑968‑3583
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Drop by for an amazing martial arts experience! You’ll encounter a fast-paced,
exciting group of instructors who will, in just under 15 minutes, teach you a basic
set of self-defence skills that every man, woman or child can use. The first 100
visitors will be taught how to break a wooden board using only their bare hands.
Expect contests, fun, and much more at Surrey MMA!
7 City Centre Public Art Walk
A friendly and welcoming community based Church. The Church offers English and
Punjabi services. Bring the family for a fun filled visit and enjoy activities including a
bouncy castle, carnival games, free BBQ (12 noon – 3:00 pm) and more!
17 Brookside Sikh Gurdwara
8365 140 Street | 604‑502‑0602
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Explore the unique public art in City Centre by joining a guided tour and get an
in-depth look at the public art. City Hall: Within the building’s 6-story atrium,
the major artwork “Together” is suspended. The UK artists were inspired by the
collective behaviour of a flock of birds as a symbol of democracy. City Centre
Library: Architect Bing Thom’s City Centre Library is a sculpture in itself. View
artworks by one of Canada’s foremost sculptors, Liz Magor, and one of Canada’s
foremost painters, Gordon Smith. Holland Park: Explore the artwork in this 10-acre
green oasis. View the metal sculptures by artist Bruce Voyce, the pebble mosaics
and fountain wall bas-relief by artist Glen Andersen, the visual markers on the
SkyTrain pillars by Karen Kazmer, and the Surrey Firefighters sculpture by Art Form
Sculpture Studio. Tour meets at City Hall: 11:00 am, 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm. Pay
parking available on P1.
13730 72 Avenue | 604‑501‑5540
18 Vishwa Nirmala Educational Society
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13 Central City Brew Pub and Restaurant
13450 102 Avenue | 604‑582‑6620
19 Laxmi Narayan Mandir
8321 140 Street | 604‑596‑4777
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This beautiful, unique temple is a religious place of worship for Hindu devotees.
Visit the temple, meet the priests, and observe religious ceremonies. Light snacks
and refreshments will be available. Please wear appropriate clothing. Shoes must be
removed.
Newton
20 Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara
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This unique temple was the first Sikh Gurdwara built in Surrey in 1980. Explore the
Gurdwara with guided tours, see a martial arts exhibition, and visit the community
kitchen where you can sample Indian food. Please wear appropriate clothing. When
needed, head coverings will be provided. Shoes must be removed.
21 St. Andrew’s Newton Presbyterian Church
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This friendly, community based church was built in 1982 and is well known for its
popular church sign that has grabbed national attention. The church congregation
celebrated its 90th Anniversary in 2008. Explore the church with a guided tour and
enjoy refreshments. Families are welcome to participate in active outdoor games and
face painting.
14225 Green Timbers Way | 604‑502‑6065
22 Surrey Jamia Masjid
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Bear Creek
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The Mosque serves a vital role to the Muslim community in Surrey. Formed in 1980, the
Mosque was fully reconstructed in 2001. Explore the Mosque, participate in a craft, and
enjoy refreshments.
23 Newton Cultural Centre
13530 72 Avenue | 604‑594‑2700
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15 Bear Creek Park Train
13750 88 Avenue | 604‑501‑1232
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Hop aboard Eddy the Engine and Friends for a special journey through the forest! For 17
years the Bear Creek Park Train and mini-golf has delighted children of all ages. Special
50% off admission coupons during Doors Open.
Join the fun at the first annual Vintage Truck and Tractor Show N Shine. Check out
many vintage trucks and farming displays while listening to old fashioned country
music. Learn about the transition from trams to transit buses while you view the
museum buses.
Listen to live fiddle music from 11:00 am – 12 noon, observe textile and fibre
arts demonstrations, make pioneer crafts, tour the exhibit galleries, watch
performances by The Heritage Re-enactors troupe, and enjoy light refreshments.
The museum will surprise and delight you!
34 Fraser Downs Racetrack and Casino
43 Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society
Visit this recreation facility for adults over 55 years and enjoy free coffee and tea.
Tour the facility, try your hand at different activities, and see if you can get a strike
carpet bowling. 11:30 am – 2:30 pm BBQ and variety of food available for purchase.
12:30 pm – 1:00 pm and 1:30 pm – 2:00 pm Hawaiian dance lessons.
We’ve been a staple of the historic Cloverdale community since 1976. The earliest
harness racing competitions were between ordinary farmers who had a natural
curiosity about whose horse could go the fastest. Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the
backstretch and meet the drivers, trainers, and horses that compete today. Watch the
BC Vintage Museum antique tractor pull. Cheer on your favourite team as the Fraser
Valley antique tractors and new garden tractors compete to win! Must be 19 years and
older to enter Casino and Restaurant.
27 Newton Library
35 Cloverdale Buskers Festival
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Tour the museum and carbarn where you can view the historic interurban tram
being restored. Free speeder rides will allow you to experience the thrill of riding
on the rails. Hourly tours/rides. No flip flops. Additional entrance to carbarn and
parking located at 5554 176 Street (wheelchair accessible). Regular rates apply to
ride the interurban Cloverdale/Sullivan Station route. Departure times: 10:00 am,
11:15 am, 12:30 pm, 1:45 pm, 3:00 pm. Check website for details: www.fvhrs.org.
44 Historic Cloverdale Walking Tour
17671 56 Avenue
5748 176 Street | 604‑576‑3155
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Designed by Patkau Architects in 1991, the award winning Newton Library displays a
unique “open book” shaped roof, allowing for an abundance of natural light. Guests
are invited to explore our many services and resources, get a library card, and enjoy a
day of family activities — including button making, door prizes, a chance to try out the
new iPad Centre, registration for the Summer Reading Club, and a visit from our famous
mascot Walter!
17630 56 Avenue | 604‑574‑9056
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13775 70 Avenue | 604‑501‑5010
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17710 56A Avenue | 604‑592‑6956
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17755 60 Avenue | 604‑576‑9141
Musicians, magicians, and other visual artists are ready to entertain you! Visit the
Cloverdale BIA /Chamber of Commerce office for visitor and busker festival information
to start your tour and get your passport stamped. Make sure to pause to look in the
windows of the heritage buildings along 176 Street for a glimpse into the past. Hosted
by the Cloverdale BIA / Chamber of Commerce. Busker locations: Brick Yard Station
(17433 Highway 10) and Clover Square Village (1776 56 Avenue).
Get a glimpse into the past as we travel through the historical section of
Cloverdale to learn about the Surrey Museum, Anderson Cabin, 1912 City of
Surrey Municipal Hall, Fraser Valley Heritage Railway, and a variety of heritage
buildings on 176 Street. Drop by the Surrey Museum to register for the 11:30 am
or 2:00 pm tour which lasts 1.5 hours and covers 9 blocks.
45 Surrey Historical Society
Cloverdale
36 Artisan Market at Hawthorne Square
28 Park Play Palooza
Visit local crafters and artisans with their hand-made quilts, clothes, jewellery and fun
stuff, and listen to entertainment from BC’s own local talent. Take a stroll through the
historic town centre where you’ll have the opportunity to watch artists painting in a
plein air visual arts competition.
6330 168 Street (Cloverdale Athletic Park) | 604‑501‑5094
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Help us kick start our free Park Play summer program for kids. Join us for some
fantastically fun activities such as a costume parade, crafts, face painting, gymnastics,
rock climbing, golf, and dancing. Calling all artists: enter our colouring contest for a
chance to win a prize! Event runs 11:00 am – 2:00 pm.
29 Christ Church and Cemetery
16591 Bell Road | 604-576-2216
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Take a tour of Surrey’s first church, built in 1884, and the attached cemetery where
many of Surrey’s pioneers are buried. Parking lot located at 16613 Bell Road.
30 Cloverdale Youth Park
62 Avenue and 176 Street
Grand Opening — Friday, June 20, 5:00pm – 8:00pm: Celebrate the unveiling of the 2nd
covered skate park in Surrey with fun for the whole family! There will be skateboard
demos, music, entertainment, a free BBQ and more.
Saturday, June 21, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm: Check out the new youth park with its covered
skate area featuring ledges, rails and stairs, basketball court, and lots of green space.
12407 72 Avenue | 604‑599‑6790
Create, discover, and play! Enjoy family fun as you build your own fairy house in our
fairy village, search for clues on a scavenger hunt, and meet the Forest Fairy! Discover
the natural wonders of the forest and some of the creatures that call it home. Join us
for a cup of tea in the main building. Wear appropriate footwear for uneven ground.
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42 Surrey Museum
17671 56 Avenue (Basement)
5748 176 Street
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The Surrey Historical Society creates awareness about preserving Surrey’s history
and retaining information, antiques, artifacts, and sites that are of historic value.
Informative displays will illustrate the history and heritage of Surrey. Meet our
members and learn more about Surrey’s rich history.
46 Surrey Archives
37 RCMP Cloverdale Office
17671 56 Avenue | 604‑502‑6459
5732 176A Street | 604‑599‑0502
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The Surrey RCMP has had the pleasure of serving the people of the City of Surrey for
over 60 years. Children can dress in red serge to pose for photos with members of the
force and check out the lights and sirens on the police vehicles.
38 Royal Canadian Legion Cloverdale
The Surrey Archives is located in one of Surrey’s most recognizable heritage
buildings, the 1912 Municipal Hall which was Surrey’s Municipal Hall from 1912
to 1962. Check out our digital displays and browse some of our photos, maps, oral
history interviews, and more!
47 Kwantlen Polytechnic University
5500 180 Street | 604‑599‑2000
17567 57 Avenue
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7147 124 Street | 604‑591‑8533
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Sign up for one of the hourly tours of Canada’s Brewery of the Year to learn about the
history and brewing process of our award winning Red Racer Beer.
The 19th annual Newton Community Festival has been hailed as an inspiring
celebration that the entire family can enjoy. Join us for a day of live entertainment,
diverse food and craft vendors, community non-profit and business displays, facility
tours, and prizes. There are lots of interactive fun activities for all ages including face
painting, bouncy castle, B-Boyz competition, crafts, games, and youth zone. Free access
to regular drop-in programs from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm. Opening Ceremony at 1:00 pm. Get
your Doors Open passport stamp at the Tourism Surrey booth.
13795 70 Avenue | 604‑598‑7400
Peace between people begins with peace within ourselves. Explore the Ashram, learn
about the benefits of Sahaja yoga meditation, and participate in a short relaxing
session. Live music and tours will enhance your journey of discovery. Tours every 30
minutes.
250 13450 102 Avenue | 778‑782‑7556
Explore this 342,000 square foot architectural masterpiece designed by award-winning
architect Bing Thom. Join a site tour and check out the student displays.
6022 176 Street | 604‑372‑4093
8272 141A Street | 604‑720‑6424
12 Simon Fraser University
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33 BC Vintage Truck Museum
26 Newton Seniors Centre
This beautiful temple has been a vital part of the Sikh community for over 40 years.
Visitors are invited to a guided tour of the temple, the sacred space, and six scriptures.
Enjoy traditional Sikh food served for free throughout the day. From 11:00 am – 12 noon
have the unique opportunity to observe a Sikh wedding. Please wear appropriate
clothing. When needed, head coverings will be provided. Shoes must be removed.
13450 104 Avenue (City Hall Atrium)
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25 Newton Recreation Centre
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7050 120 Street | 604‑598‑1300
14 Surrey Nature Centre
6 Surrey Masters Martial Arts
8383 140 Street | 604‑590‑5957
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9 Surrey Bahá’í Community
2 Whalley Corners Community Festival
16 Bear Creek Community Church
Originally the old Fire Hall #10, this building was renovated to house a gallery and
theatre. You’re invited to learn about the history of the firehall and view the “Larger
than Life” art display in the gallery. In the theatre, kids can participate in painting a
mural about fire trucks and other fun stuff.
24 RCMP Newton Office
7235 137 Street | 604‑502‑6233
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Check out the inside of a police vehicle and learn how to take fingerprints. Information
will be available on creating a “Safe Home, Safe Communities” atmosphere. Interactive
activities include a colouring station, tattoos, and photo opportunities with Safety Bear.
31 Cloverdale Recreation Centre
There’s something for everyone, including a great display of military vehicles, a T-55
Soviet tank, entertainment, face painting and a bouncy castle for the kids!
39 Tzu Chi Foundation Canada Surrey Office
5724 176 Street | 778‑575‑2685
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Learn about Buddhism on a guided tour followed by refreshments. The Tzu Chi
Foundation provides aid to over 72 nations and the volunteers in Surrey have supported
the community since 1995.
6188 176 Street | 604‑598‑7960
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This sustainable building uses wood throughout its design; both inside and out, to
create warm and inviting spaces. Learn about the many waves and curves in this
uniquely shaped building and the interior artist who created the beautiful public art in
the lobby. As a community hub, we will host local groups including the Surrey Little
Theatre, Westwinds Community Church, Options Family Resources Programs and many
others. Join us for entertainment, food, fun family activities for all ages and check out
the new covered youth park.
32 Cloverdale Fairgrounds
6050 176 Street | 604‑576‑9461
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Alice McKay Building: The Barony of Lions Gate welcomes you to step back in time to
experience life in the Middle Ages. The Society for Creative Anachronism will re-create
the period from 600 to 1600 AD through songs, dance, demonstrations, and much more!
Shannon Hall Building: Learn about the rich history of the Cloverdale Rodeo that has
been running for 68 years and the Country Fair that has run for 126 years dating back to
the 1888 formation of the Lower Fraser Valley Exhibition Association. Who’s who in the
Cinemazoo? Get up close and have a hands‑on experience with a variety of animals.
This modern, vibrant university is a hub of research, teaching, and learning.
“A Look at Learning” will feature hands-on activities for all ages to explore the
trades and science: slime making, film canister rockets, and chromatography
flowers. There will also be demonstrations and tours.
48 Pacific Community Church
5337 180 Street | 604‑574‑4001
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See what’s cooking at the Cloverdale Community Kitchen and enjoy a light lunch.
Visitors can join us for a behind-the-scenes tour, learn about the Christmas
hamper program, and participate in fun activities for children and youth.
40 Surrey Fire Service No. 8 Cloverdale
17572 57 Avenue | 604‑574‑4817
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The Surrey Fire Service began with the Cloverdale Volunteer Fire Brigade in 1928. Meet
the firefighters and see what it’s like to be a firefighter behind the scenes. Check out
the historic engine, take a tour of the hall, and view the emergency vehicles on site.
41 Cloverdale Library
Doors Open is a unique opportunity
for you to be a tourist in your own city.
A variety of sites will offer a behind‑the‑scenes
look at Surrey’s rich culture, history, art and
architecture. Free activities, guided tours, food
and much more!
5642 176A Street | 604‑598‑7326
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Our renovated 1960s building was originally the Justice Centre, connected to the
jail house next door by a tunnel. Today, the library is a busy community hub, offering
programs for all ages and many great resources such as the Canadian Family History
Collection. Join us for a day of family fun which includes Summer Reading Club
registration, storytelling, crafts, skits, family history activities, and music.
Wheelchair Access
P Free Onsite Parking
Washrooms
Food
Tour Bus Parking
Family Friendly