- Free to walk in
- The City's four galleries and the Arts Council's three, during building hours
- Art for sale
- KUBE Gallery (Fort Langley) and Willowbrook Art Gallery (Willowbrook Shopping Centre); Arts Council shows sell online
- Contemporary and experimental
- Fort Gallery, a travelling artist-run centre
- Want to show your work?
- The City and the Langley Arts Council both take submissions
- How we list
- By kind of gallery, then area. No rankings, no paid spots
- Last checked
- November 8, 2026
Most of the art on the walls in Langley is free to see and hangs where you’d least expect it: in a community centre hallway, outside a municipal office, beside a daycare. Then there are two shops where you can take a piece home, and one gallery that doesn’t have a building at all.
Free galleries in Langley City
Langley City runs four exhibition spaces, all free during regular facility hours. Its gallery page lists who’s showing; expect painting, photography, printmaking, mixed media and fibre art by local and regional artists.
- A Step Above Cultural Gallery, second floor of the Timms Community Centre, 20399 Douglas Crescent. Rotating shows by local artists.
- Walkway Gallery, main floor of the Timms Centre, on the walk toward the library. Run by the Langley Arts Council (more below).
- The Free Little Art Gallery, also at the Timms. A no-cost spot where young people can put up, share and take home artwork.
- Community Gallery, main floor of the Douglas Recreation and Child Care Centre. Seasonal shows.
The City’s house rules are short: kids are welcome with a grown-up, don’t touch the work unless a sign says you can, and photos for personal use are fine unless posted otherwise.
The Langley Arts Council’s three galleries
The Langley Arts Council programs walls on both sides of the City–Township line, and each show is listed with dates on its exhibitions page, with the work for sale online.
- Walkway Gallery, Timms Community Centre (Langley City). On now: The Colour of Then, a solo show by Breanne Wish, up from October 10 into early January.
- Civic Facility 2nd Floor Gallery, Township of Langley Civic Facility, 20338 65 Avenue (Willowbrook). On now: West Coast Colour by the Port Kells Art Club, October 10, 2026 to January 7, 2027. A good one to pair with an errand at the Township office.
- Main Hall Gallery, 26770 29 Avenue, Aldergrove. Home of the Council’s BC-wide juried show, artSpacific, which ran September 3 to November 6 this year.
Galleries where the art is for sale
KUBE Gallery, 23295 Mavis Avenue, Fort Langley. A contemporary gallery and shop with featured artists, exhibitions and events, plus jewellery, accessories, kids’ things and gifts in the shop. Open Monday to Sunday, 11:30 to 4:30. Phone 604-371-4634. kubegallery.com
Willowbrook Art Gallery and Custom Framing, Unit 302-19705 Fraser Highway, inside Willowbrook Shopping Centre. A family-owned gallery and frame shop that sells art and gifts and frames almost anything, from canvases to sports jerseys. Mall hours. willowbrookartgallery.com If framing is what you came for, see custom framing in Langley.
A gallery with no front door
Fort Gallery was a Glover Road storefront for years and is now a travelling, artist-run centre that pops up around Fort Langley. Next up: Reyhan Yazdani’s Debris of a Mother Tongue: #2 Bombs, November 13 to 22, 2026, in the pop-up space off the lobby at salishan Place by the River, 23430 Mavis Avenue.
History on the walls
The Langley Centennial Museum, in the same salishan Place building, runs changing exhibits on Langley’s past. Unlike the galleries above it charges admission; the Township lists hours and prices.
More art, music and theatre: arts in Langley, the downtown mural walk and art classes in Langley.
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Last checked November 7, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
