48 Hours in the Fraser Valley: Your Next Adventure Starts Here
With the bustle of the holidays now in the rearview mirror, it’s the perfect moment to have a much-needed exhale. There’s something subtly invigorating about the first few weeks of January, when you can take stock of your plans over the next 12 months and fill the calendar with opportunities to follow your sense of […]
New Year, New You: Your Fraser Valley Self-Care Guide
Ok, breathe deeply…Now exhale, and let go of all the stresses of the last year. It’s time for a mental reset, accompanied by an increased appreciation for yourself and a fresh perspective. From the first day of the year through to the arrival of spring, it’s especially important to practice a bit of self-love every […]
The Wizard of OZ
Join CSOPA’s MainStage program for the beloved classic tale of the Wizard of OZ. Follow the yellow brick road in this delightful stage adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale, featuring the iconic musical score from the MGM film. A young farm girl, Dorthy Gale, gets swept away into the fantastical world of OZ by […]
A Christmas Carol
The Kilby Historic Site presents “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens. The tale begins on a Christmas eve when miserly Scrooge is visited by four ghosts. Performed in Reader’s Theatre style with festive music peppered throughout, this timeless story will open hearts and minds to reveal the true meaning of Christmas. This performance is suitable for […]
The Nutcracker
Experience the timeless magic of a Christmas classic, presented by Ballet Victoria! Tchaikovsky’s iconic classical ballet, The Nutcracker, returns to the Chilliwack stage! When the toy Nutcracker she’s gifted comes to life, Clara is whisked away on a magical journey to a fantastic faraway land. With an iconic musical score, beautifully imagined and executed choreography, and stunningly […]
Christmas Gifts – presented by Songs, Strings & Steps
Christmas Gifts is coming to town on December 12 & 13, 2025. This must-see Christmas concert is bursting with festive cheer, featuring a full symphony orchestra directed by Calvin Dyck, incredible vocalists, dazzling dancers, gifts, and a sleigh-full of surprises. It’s a joyful celebration that brings the whole community together – and you won’t want […]
Annual Arts Gala
The Ruby Creek Art Gallery invites guests to an evening celebrating Indigenous art on Saturday, November 22, from 5–8 pm. Attendees will enjoy charcuterie from Graze Charcuterie, live music by Dion Weisbrod of The Unbranded Band, and an artist demonstration by Vanessa Serroul. The event will also feature the release and sale of newly acquired […]
Dracula
Dracula. Unending life… Unending love. A Love Story tells the classic tale of Bram Stoker’s novel. This original adaptation written by local writer, Susan E. Newbury, depicts Dracula as a man torn between his beastly curse and his search to find love again. This period piece is sure to whisk you away to a world […]
Afrique en Cirque
Kalabante Productions proudly presents Afrique en Cirque, a masterful show that symbolizes the strength, agility and joy of life found in African youth. Through daring acrobatics, original choreography, and energetic rhythms, be transported to a place where the diversity of traditional African arts is illuminated with the virtuosity of a modern North American Circus performance. Created […]
Culture Days
Culture Days is an annual national arts and culture campaign with participation from communities across Canada. In 2025, the program runs from September 19 – October 12. Join the City of Abbotsford as we host a series of free, interactive, and family friendly Culture Days programming and events across the City.
Opening Exhibition: Parallax(e): Perspectives on the Canada–U.S. Border
Canada and the United States have immense powers over people and legal rights. Yet they are not the first or only nations in these lands. What do we really know about the history of the 49th parallel? How was it visualized and carved into the landscape over a century and a half ago? What perspectives […]
Voices of the Land: Indigenous Experiences in the Fraser Valley
Before the Fraser Valley Well before this territory was ever called the Fraser Valley, it was known by its Halq’eméylem name, S’ólh Téméxw, meaning “our land” or “our world.” For us, that name serves as a reminder that our organization stems from a lineage of settlers and visitors to this area, the traditional, ancestral land […]