The annual Fort Langley Cranberry Festival is happening on October 11, 2019 just ahead of Thanksgiving at Fort Langley Village and National Historic Site

Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse in Fort Langley: At this fun, adult-only, after-hours event, see what your chances of survival would be!

Fort Langley Brigade Days August 3-5, 2019: meet people who carry on the unique skills and traditions of those who lived and travelled along the Fraser River over 150 years ago.

Join Voyageur Adventures for a historical 2-day paddling experience along the Fraser River to Fort Langley – August, 2019.

10th Annual Vive les voyageurs Winter Festival at Fort Langley – Saturday, January 19, 2019 & Sunday, January 20, 2019. Enliven your senses with the traditional foods, music and culture of the 19th century French-Canadian and Métis fur traders.

Halloween Events at Historic Sites Near Vancouver: Spooky activities for all ages at Fort Langley, Gulf of Georgia Cannery, and Britannia Mine Museum

The annual Fort Langley Cranberry Festival returns Saturday, October 6, 2018 celebrating the harvest and history of the cranberry in the region.

Fall is one of the best times to visit Fort Langley National Historic Site! From the deliciously fun and seasonal Cranberry Festival, to spooky tours and tales around Halloween, there’s something for the whole family at this heritage attraction.

Free Spring Break Activities in Vancouver: From arts and crafts to nature walks, kids can enjoy free admission at these 10 local attractions during Spring Break (March 2018) including Richmond, Burnaby, Abbotsford, Squamish and more!

Fort Langley National Historic Site proudly presents the 9th annual Vive les voyageurs Winter Festival, a celebration of the vibrant French-Canadian culture January 20-21, 2018