Surrey Doors Open 2019
byThe 8th annual Surrey Doors Open is a free city-wide event that takes place on June 8th. You can explore 27 venues, connected by trolley stops or on a self-guided tour, and experience Surrey’s rich culture, history, art and architecture.
Surrey Doors Open
Where: 27 venues in City Centre, Cloverdale, Newton, South Surrey
When: Saturday June 8, 2019 from 11:00am to 4:00pm
Admission & Activities: FREE during the event
Surrey Doors Open is an annual one-day event for organizations to invite community members to “discover the story behind every door”. This free event offers fun activities for all ages, behind-the-scenes guided tours, entertainment, contests, prizes and more! Almost 7,500 visitors attended in 2018.
2019 Venues
Cloverdale |
Whalley |
Fraser Valley Heritage Railway | Central City Brewers & Distillers |
Fraser Valley Virtual | Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre |
Harness Racing BC | City Centre Library |
Honeybee Centre | Di Reggae Cafe |
Museum of Surrey | Douglas College Training Group |
Surrey Animal Resource Centre | Sprite Multimedia Systems Ltd. |
Surrey Archives | Surrey Biofuel Facility |
Surrey Fire Services Hall No.8 Cloverdale |
Surrey City Hall |
Surrey Heritage Society dba BC Vintage Truck Museum |
Surrey Nature Centre |
Surrey Historical Society | Viva Care Medical Group |
Newton | South Surrey |
Maranatha Canadian Reformed Church | Historic Stewart Farm |
Surrey Amateur Radio Training & Operations Centre |
SORCE Bike Club |
Surrey Operations Centre | South Surrey Operations Centre |
Surrey Parks & Sunnyside Acres Heritage Society |
Click here for the map of all venues »
Tell the City of Surrey which venue you’re most excited about visiting and you could win some great prizes. Follow along on social media for the details: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.
Free shuttle buses will be running approximately every 45 minutes from the Hop-On, Hop-Off Zone in Cloverdale and Whalley. Please note that shuttles cannot accommodate booster seats or car seats for children.
Doors Open History
The inspiration for Surrey’s Doors Open stems from origins in France where the first Doors Open event (La Journee Portes Ouvertes) took place in 1984. The idea soon spread to neighbouring countries and has since expanded around the globe.
Toronto was the first North American city to follow the European lead and launched a high profile event showcasing constructed heritage, architecture and design as a millennium project in 2000. The City of Richmond has hosted the event over the last 9 years, and has grown their community involvement to over 40 open sites throughout Richmond.
Miss604 is proud to be a sponsor of Surrey Doors Open