Explore Surrey’s fall events: Steve-O live, Halloween thrills, Diwali festivities, concerts, art shows, markets, and community programs for all ages.
Surrey’s Fall Event Scene Lights Up With Arts, Comedy, and Culture
Stage Productions Bring Stories to Life
Surrey’s arts scene welcomes audiences this fall with a variety of theatre performances. You Used to Call Me Marie… runs Oct. 15–25 at Surrey Arts Centre’s Main Stage, chronicling the Métis nation’s story across generations. Tickets and show details: tickets.surrey.ca, 604-501-5566. Meanwhile, In the Cards will be staged Nov. 7–9 at Newton Cultural Centre, where audiences explore the romantic misadventures of a reluctant psychic. Tickets: nspsociety.com, 13530 72 Ave., Surrey.
Music and Concerts for Every Taste
Jazz enthusiasts can enjoy Jazz Vespers in the Valley, hour-long reflective concerts at Northwood United Church on select Sundays, from Oct. 19 through May 24. Suggested donation: $10. Info: northwood-united.org/events. On Nov. 6, the Coffee Concert: Old Songs, New Songs at Surrey Arts Centre features Ryan Davis and the Bergmann Duo performing classical and popular music. Tickets: tickets.surrey.ca, 604-501-5580.
Flavours of the World and Local Cuisine
The Ukrainian Cultural Centre hosts a monthly fundraiser offering traditional dishes such as perogies and borscht on the final Friday of every month from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 13512 108 Ave. Cash only; info: 604-531-1923.
Comedy Fans Gear Up for Live Shows
Comedy lovers can catch Steve-O’s Crash & Burn multimedia tour on Oct. 10 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. Tickets and info: bellperformingartscentre.com, 604-507-6355. Indian comedian Biswa Kalyan Rath will perform Oct. 24, while Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Club at Elements Casino offers shows Friday and Saturday evenings.
Diwali Celebrations Bring Culture and Community Together
Surrey Civic Plaza hosts RED FM Diwali Dhamaka on Oct. 18, a free event celebrating music, dance, and interactive experiences for all ages. Surrey’s BC Indian Business Network hosts a Diwali Gala on Oct. 17 at Aria Convention Centre. KPU International celebrates Diwali on Oct. 21 at Cedar Conference Centre for students and community members.
Halloween Thrills for Families and Teens
Surrey’s Halloween season is packed with events for all ages. Family-friendly options include Spooktacular Newton (Oct. 25), BOO-seum Party at Museum of Surrey (Oct. 25), and Halloween Trick-or-Skate at North Surrey Sport & Ice Complex (Oct. 31). For teens and adults, haunted attractions like Cougar Creek’s House of Horrors run Oct. 3–Nov. 8, while the Haunted Forest Scream Train at Bear Creek Train continues until Nov. 2. Accessible events such as Surrey Treat Accessibly Halloween Village on Oct. 25 ensure inclusive fun.
Markets, Fairs, and Seasonal Shopping
Shoppers can explore the Spooktacular Halloween Market in Cloverdale (Oct. 18) and the Heart to Home Holiday Market at Surrey Arts Centre (Nov. 15–16). The Cloverdale Market offers weekly treasures every Sunday from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cloverdale Fairgrounds.
Youth, Seniors, and Community Programs
Youth-focused programs include the Band-Aid Music Workshop (Oct. 18), Youth Speak Up Forum (Oct. 24), and the Youth Arts Council of Surrey. Seniors can enjoy webinars, art activities, and bingo events, including Belinda’s Connection Café and TALK courses for the 50-plus age group.
Art, Museums, and Cultural Exhibits
Surrey Art Gallery, Newton Cultural Centre, and UrbanScreen digital art exhibitions offer a rich range of visual arts. Featured shows include Justen LeRoy: Lay Me Down in Praise and 20 Years of South Asian Arts. Gallery talks and interdisciplinary events, such as WTM / What’s the Move? Art Party on Oct. 25, provide interactive opportunities for engagement.
Outdoor Activities and Nature Engagement
Nature enthusiasts can join guided walks at Surrey Nature Centre, participate in tree planting and work parties, or explore Bear Creek Park Train and Mini Golf. The Fraser Valley Heritage Rail offers seasonal rides including the Monster Express (Oct. 25–26) for family-friendly Halloween excitement.
Volunteering and Community Involvement
Surrey offers multiple volunteer opportunities through the Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, READ Surrey/White Rock, and various arts and community organizations. Residents can contribute to local initiatives and gain hands-on experience in arts, healthcare, and social programs.
Sports and Active Living
Junior hockey returns with Surrey Eagles and Surrey Knights home games, while recreational activities include skating, dance, and community walks. Clubs like Surrey Trekkers Volksport and Surrey Walks Together encourage healthy living and social connection.
Surrey’s fall calendar delivers a full spectrum of arts, culture, and community events, providing entertainment and engagement for all ages and interests. From live performances and festivals to markets, youth programs, and volunteer opportunities, residents have plenty to explore this season.
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