The Fraser Valley Sun and Soil Concert Series is expanding to include more locations in Abbotsford and Langley this summer. Enjoy live music, food and beverage options, and the scenic backdrop of the Fraser Valley at each of these unique events.
Sun and Soil Concert Series. Ryan McAllister Photo by Robyn Bessenger
Fraser Valley Sun and Soil Concert Series 2023
Showcasing diverse musical talents and beautiful country views, the Sun and Soil Concert Series is the perfect way to celebrate the season. These events are all 19+. Please enjoy responsibly.
Langley
(Past) July 8th at Fraser Valley Cider Company with Antonio Larosa
Saturday, August 26, 2023 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm Location: Roots and Wings Distillery Musical Artist: Shawna Palmer
This experience includes a 90-minute performance from BC musician Shawna Palmer, along with a charcuterie cup and beverage options ranging from local beer, wine and cider to cocktails made from spirits crafted onsite by Roots & Wings Distillery. Tickets are available now. Use code LANGLEYFRESH now till July 31st, 2023 for Early Bird pricing!
Abbotsford
Saturday, July 22, 2023 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm Location: Cannon Estate Winery Musical Artist: Ryan McAllister
Tickets for this event are available now and they include a 1.5-hour set from Ryan McAllister, sharing charcuterie boxes (one per pair) from Lepp’s Farm Market, and 1 bottle of wine from Cannon Estate Winery.
Saturday, August 19, 2023 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm Location: Lakeland Flowers, site of the Abbotsford Tulip Festival & Summer Flower Festival Musical Artist: Tanner Olson Band
Tickets for this event are available now and include a 1.5-hour set from the Tanner Olsen Band and 4 menu options (one/attendee) from Raven’s Brewing Company. Use code MOREABBY now till July 31st, 2023 for Early Bird pricing!
Visit Destination Fraser Valley on Facebook and Twitter for more event information.
Another busy weekend in Metro Vancouver is here and there is an abundance of free, family-friendly fun! Miss604 is proud to sponsor Burnaby Summer Stages (Friday), Symphony in the Park and Summer Salsa Cruises (Saturday), Vancouver Chinatown Festival (Saturday and Sunday), and Opera in the Park (Sunday). Find these events and many more things to do around Vancouver listed below:
Weekend Events in Vancouver Things to do July 14-16, 2023
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by Rebecca BollwittDisclosure: Sponsored Post — Sponsored by Visit South Okanagan Please review the Policy & Disclosure section for further information.
Just as Highway 97 winds between vineyards, orchards and lakeshores, Visit South Okanagan is a network that connects communities in this iconic region. Whether you’re passing through for a quick day trip or enjoying a long-term stay (lucky you), there are so many ways to sip, cycle, swim, and savour the valley from Peachland to Oliver. This summer I have teamed up with Visit South Okanagan to offer an incredible prize package valued at over $2,600!
When you visited the South Okanagan with warm sun on your skin, hot sand on your feet, you raced to the soothing relief of the lake. Giggling as the waves rippled around. Was it this beach where you first froze your brain slurping a milkshake with the tastiest fries ever? Birds chirping as you hiked marshy boardwalks or pristine pathways in the desert or along a creek or lakeside to a waterfall or panoramic peak? You could bike forever. Sunsets lasted for hours.
Revisit these treasures of the South Okanagan, home to many such beaches, trails, and orchards. Even more culinary adventures await today with a thriving wine, craft beer, cider and spirits scene. Expand your knowledge of the desert, Indigenous culture, those who forged the Kettle Valley Railway, and local flora and fauna. Travel back to the Okanagan You Remember to relive and capture golden memories.
Osoyoos Lake – Miss604 Photo
Miss604 Photo
Phantom Creek (top) and Road 13 (bottom) – Photos submitted
Oliver Prize Package Giveaway
Here’s what’s included in this incredible prize package (valued over $2,600) and how you can enter to win:
From Black Sage Road to the Golden Mile, you will love the diverse landscape of Oliver, Canada’s Wine Capital. For inspiration for visiting this destination and many others in the region, follow Visit South Okanagan.
Celebrate the harvest with Barnside Brewing Co. in Ladner as they present a weekend of great music, food, farm fresh beer, shopping and more this September. The Barnside Harvest Festival has something for everyone in the family — including four-legged members at the Sunday’s Paw Pals event.
Barnside Brewing Co. Harvest Festival 2023
When: September 15-17, 2023
Where: Paterson Park (5800 Clarence Taylor Cres., Ladner)
Admission: Single Day, Weekend, and VIP passes available for purchase online
Barnside Brewing Co. offers delicious craft beer that’s grown and brewed right on their Ladner farms. This new event will offer more than just great music, food and festivities. Adults will love the site-wide license featuring Ladner’s very own farm fresh beer. Cider, wine and non-alcoholic options will also be available.
Friday features performances by The Sheepdogs, The Zolas, Dear Rouge, Warren Dean Flandez, Raincity, Jordan Klassen, Kytami, and more.
Catch 54-40, The Road Hammer, Chad Brownlee, Tony Furtado, and others on stage Saturday, and Sunday features acts by DJ jaXon Hawks and Take it to the Limit(The Ultimate Eagles Tribute).
In addition to the music, visit the Family Fun Zone for activities and games, check for fresh produce in the farm and artisan market, and stick around on Sunday for the Paw Pals Electric Picnic. Programming will include agility areas, musical mats and a pet parade, with the music vibe provided by DJ jaXon Hawks from JR-FM,Larry Hennessey (JACK Up the 80’s) spinning vinyl classics, DJ Bobby James with live percussion and Goodspin.
Paterson Park is a dog-walkers paradise so bring the pup on Sunday only for free treats, zones featuring pool parties, a “pup-stacle course“, and a pet parade. All dogs must check in at the Main Gate before hand, must be non-aggressive and leashed at all times while on site.
Refresh your reading list and support the Vancouver Public Library at an after-hours event on the rooftop patio of the Central Branch. The Rooftop Remix event series includes music, snacks and drinks, activities, a book swap and more for you to enjoy on select evenings this summer.
VPL Rooftop Remix by Paul Behm Photography
Rooftop Events at the Vancouver Public Library
When: Friday, July 21; Friday, August 25; Friday, September 15, 2023 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Where: Phillips, Hager and North Garden, Level 9 Vancouver Public Library, Central Library (Enter from 360 West Georgia)
Admission: Tickets can be purchased online; a portion of each $50 ticket includes one drink, light bites, and a $15 charitable donation (with tax receipt). Regular tickets ($35) will be released based on availability closer to event dates.
This after-hours event grants attendees access to Central Library’s scenic rooftop garden patio, snacks and drinks, live performances from DJ O Show, and connection based games. Additionally, a book swap will take place where guests are encouraged to bring already-loved books and exchange for another with other participating guests.
Funds raised through the Rooftop Remix series support new soundproof work pods, providing more people with places to meet, connect, and work at Central Library.
The Vancouver Public Library Foundation was established in 1997 to raise funds to enhance the programs, collections, services, and spaces of the Vancouver Public Library; programs and spaces for everyone in our community. It is governed by a self-elected Board of Directors and currently employs six staff, who work in close collaboration with the Vancouver Public Library.
