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MAR 1, 2020 Fort Langley Cemetery Tour Gravestones tell tales and give us clues about the past. Learn about early settlers and interpret the meanings behind cemetery art. Discover what the past has to tell you and the secrets that lie there. Meet at the St. Andrews Ave gate at the Fort Langley Cemetery. All ages, Langley Centennial Museum, 1:30-3pm register, 589155. tol.ca MAR 5, 2020 Philosopher’s Corner Violence in our Culture:

What is it? A short introduction by a speaker, followed by a moderated discussion. Admittance will be “firstcome first served” basis as space permits. City of Langley Library. MAR 6, 2020 Deadline Today! Sassy Awards Langley Nominations The Langley Rotary Clubs are pleased to announce the 3rd annual SASSY Awards program. Know a youth aged 15-21 making a difference in Langley City or in the

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MAR 14, 2020 Langley Field Naturalist will visit the Houston Trail at Derby Reach Regional Park Look at Birds and Bryophytes! Bryophytes are little mosses and their relatives, tiny but beautiful plants that flourish in moist, shady sites. Bring binoculars if you have them. Meet at the Houston Trail parking lot on Allard Crescent. 604-888-1571 for more info or to attend. 9-noon. Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf. This event focuses on raising citizen awareness of environmentally sustainable gardening techniques. 10am, Fraser River Presentation Theatre, 4th floor, Township of Langley Civic Facility. Event is free but preregistration is required: fiveseasonslangley. eventbrite.ca Paws 4 Stories Dogs make for a supportive listener! Therapy dogs and their volunteers will listen to children who want to practice reading aloud. This is a free program for ages 5-12 and registration is required.

2-3pm, City of Langley Library. MAR14-15, 2020 The Health and Wellness Show Largest consumer tradeshow in the Fraser Valley catering to anyone interested in the health and wellbeing of themselves, each other and our planet. Over 200 exhibitors, 100 speakers and demonstrations, this is a show you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to miss. 10-5pm, TRADEX. Tickets/info: thehealthand wellnessshow.ca MAR 15, 2020 The Sporting Life Vintage Fashion Show Join renowned fashion expert Ivan Sayers for an exploration of vintage fashion. In complement to his exhibition at the Langley Centennial Museum, this show will focus on fashions surrounding athletic and sporting items. Tickets/ info: museum.tol.ca or 604.532.3536. Fort Langley Community Hall, 2pm and 7pm. Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 4pm.

MARCH 16-20, 2020 Spring Break: Daring Detectives Day Camp A very special artifact at the Langley Centennial Museum has gone missing, and we need your help to find it! Discover the important history of Fort Langley while searching for clues, breaking codes, and uncovering the truth about our missing artifact. Grades K-7, 9-3pm. Register 589072, museum.tol.ca MAR 16-27, 2020 Spring Break Activities Travel back to the mid1800s and explore life at Fort Langley. Visit the chicks and bunnies, try barrel-making, watch the blacksmith work and try shaping your own piece of metal at the Jr. Blacksmith Shop. 604513-4777, pc.gc.ca. Fort Langley National Historic Site, 10-5pm. MAR 23-27, 2020 Spring Break: Magical Worlds Day Camp This camp takes kids on a quest for the truth, learning about fairies, gnomes, and unicorns! K-7, 9-3pm. Register, 589073, museum.tol.ca.

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Langley Community Music School. langleymusic.com MAR 20, 2020 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm MAR 21, 2020 Langley Field Naturalists visit the George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Delta Meet at 9am at Reifel. Signs of spring will abound with a chorus of bird song, early swallows and the fragrance of bursting cottonwood buds. Bring lunch and dress warmly. 604219-2043 for info or to attend. Science World On the Road How2Science: A

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MAR 28, 2020 Food Truck Festival Come visit us and try 10 of BC’s best food trucks, local artisan market vendors, live family entertainment and more! 11-6pm in the front parking lot, Ralph’s Farm Market. APR 1, 2020 BC Farm Museum Opens for the season. www.bcfma.com APR 2, 2020 Philosopher’s Corner Climate Change: Is there a climate emergency? Why is the government not responding? A short introduction by a speaker, followed by a moderated discussion. Admittance will be “firstcome first served” basis as space permits. City of Langley Library. APR 3, 2020 May Day Burger & Brew Fort Langley Hall Burgers and brew, door prizes and silent auction. All proceeds raised go to may day expenses. Tickets: Brie at 604908-9597. 6pm. APR 4, 2020 Volunteer Fair! Meet local organizations/ event planners and learn how you can get involved and make a difference in your community. Info Deb- deb@ langleyvolunteers.ca. 11-2pm, free admission, Douglas Park Community School. Supermoon Hike & Campfire (New) Venture into the night under the supermoon! Learn about nocturnal creatures on a hike

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and then warm up by a cozy campfire with marshmallows. 7-9pm, Campbell Valley Regional Park. Registration required, 5102. metrovancouveronline. org, 604-432-6359, ages 8+. 2nd Annual Big Deal Charity Gala Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley Charity Gala, an evening full of excitement and great prizes in support of mentoring programs for children and youth in the Langley community. Info, admin.langley@ bigbrothersbigsisters. ca or 604-530-5055. Cascades Casino Resort, 6:30pm. Iron Assassin’s Indoor Demolition Derby Abbotsford Centre. Noon and 6:30pm. Welded & unwelded derby, small & fullsize truck derby, team small car derby, figure 8 racing and minivan derby. ticketmaster.ca or Abbotsford Centre Box Office. APR 5, 2020 Wildflowers & Wetland Songs Amble through the protected West Creek Wetlands with a guide to sniff wildflowers and eavesdrop on animal songs that signal the awakening of spring. 1-3:30pm, Glen Valley Regional Park, free. Registration required, 5100, metrovancouveronline. org, 604-432-6359, ages 13+

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