All aboard! Our volunteers are excited to reopen the Fort Langley CNR Station for a new season this Victoria Day (Monday May 19th). Enjoy the 103rd annual May Day Parade in the Fort and then hoof it to the CNR Station to see our new exhibits and freshly-painted rolling stock (thank you David!) More May Day Parade info HERE.
Kimberley Perkins family & friends are ready roll in the 101st May Day Parade on behalf of the Langley Heritage Society. Langley Heritage Society president Fred Pepin in the lead tractor for the BC Farm Museum contingent. All in a row!
Enjoy the centennial version of this classic community parade -- which began about 8 years after the historic CNR Station in Fort Langley opened. Then visit us at the Station which opens for the season on May 23rd! More May Day Parade details HERE.
This year will mark the 100th Anniversary of the Fort Langley May Day Parade. Organizers have big plans to feature 100 classic vehicles, 100 floats, 100 bagpipers etc. Help make this classic community parade a success in its centennial year. To see the line-up and to register your group, follow the links HERE.
The 98th Annual Fort Langley May Day Parade has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That hasn't stopped the Fort Langley Lions and Langley Centennial Museum from creating a virtual parade. People have been sending them photos from past parades and they'll be featured Monday May 18th beginning at 11 am. Follow the links HERE. Enjoy the parade!
“The Fort Langley Lions Club and Langley Centennial Museum have partnered to bring you a slideshow of past May Day Parades using photos submitted online by people in our community. On May 18th, you can pop a bowl of popcorn, and enjoy the slideshow while self-isolating at home,” says John Aldag, the Township of Langley’s Cultural Services Manager. Click HERE to send your photos and videos. The deadline for submitting content for this year’s parade is May 12, 2020. Photos and videos will be selected and added to the slideshow. You can also share your photo memories from past parades on social media by tagging your pictures with @FortLangleyLionsClub on Facebook, or use #FortLangleyVirtualParade2020 on Instagram and Twitter. “The Fort Langley Lions have been coordinating the May Day Parade for many years, and we look forward to the community sharing some of their favourite pictures of past parades. How far can [...]
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