Stories from the World Wars: Guided Walking Tour
A guided walk through local families' First and Second World War stories, from salishan Place by the River to Fort Langley Cemetery. Children need a caregiver aged 16 or older (maximum three children per caregiver).
- When
- Where
- salishan Place by the River, 23430 Mavis Avenue (Fort Langley) · Map
- Cost
- $2 per person; registration required for everyone, including children
- Good for
- All ages, Families
- Organiser
- Township of Langley (tickets, registration and the official details live there)
A guided walk through local families' First and Second World War stories, from salishan Place by the River to Fort Langley Cemetery. Children need a caregiver aged 16 or older (maximum three children per caregiver).
We keep this listing short on purpose: dates, times and prices come straight from the organiser and can change, so check the official page before you head out. If you've been, tell us what it was like.
More remembrance
Indigenous Veterans Day
Nov 8 · Langley City Hall · City · Free
A conversation honouring First Nations, Métis and Inuit people who have served in the military; light refreshments.
Remembrance Concert by the Vancouver Orpheus Male Choir
Nov 8 · St. Andrew's Anglican Church · City · Free to $33 depending on ticket type
An afternoon concert by the Vancouver Orpheus Male Choir to honour and remember, held the Sunday before Remembrance Day.
Fort Langley Remembrance Day ceremony
Nov 11 · Fort Langley Cenotaph · Fort Langley · Free
Public Remembrance Day service at the Fort Langley Cenotaph, starting at about 10:30am.
Remembrance Day ceremony, Douglas Park Cenotaph
Nov 11 · Douglas Park Cenotaph · City · Free
Public gathering at the cenotaph with a moment of silence at the eleventh hour; wreath-laying applications close Nov 5.
Listed October 29, 2026 from the organiser's own page. Something wrong or changed? Tell us and we fix it the same day.