This week, get out and get healthy in the Tri Cities. There’s a bike ride round PoCo, farmer’s markets galore, and a picnic in the park for furry friends. Feed your mind as well as your body with concerts and art exhibitions. Outdoor events are a feast for the senses with a garden stroll and… [Continue Reading]
What’s Happening in the Tri Cities: Destroy the Evidence, the 100-mile Diet and Sweet Music for the Ears.
Local Farmers’ Markets Opening
The Coquitlam Farmers Market has become a local institution. It’s the second oldest market in the region, opening just one year after the Vancouver market at Trout Lake. And market fans such as myself were excited when the 17th season kicked off earlier this month. The market happens every Sunday until the end of October… [Continue Reading]
What’s Happening in the Tri-Cities: Sylvia Browne, Quiz Night and More!
What is happening this weekend? Check out the events below. What is happening next year? I have no idea but a special guest visiting the Tri-Cities this weekend might be able to answer that for you; psychic Sylvia Browne will be in town to inform, enlighten and maybe even freak you out a bit. Need… [Continue Reading]
What’s Happening in the Tri-Cities: Family Day at PdA, “Scouting: History in the Making”, Inlet Theatre Movie and More!
Art is weaving it’s way throughout the Tri-Cities this week with Opening Receptions at a couple art galleries and an art inspired Family Day for the whole family to enjoy. There is a new display at the Port Moody Station Museum featuring the history of Scouting. There is also music, a movie, hockey and more… [Continue Reading]
What’s Happening in the Tri-Cities: Photomotion, Unwrapped, Christmas Marketplace and More!
How do you know it’s November in the Tri-Cities? The rain is here, the salmon are returning home and Christmas is in the air. Christmas?! Isn’t that December? I know, it seems too early but it’s less than 6 weeks away and no time like now to start that Christmas shopping. Port Moody’s Christmas Marketplace… [Continue Reading]
What’s Up in the Tri-Cities: Full Moon Paddles, Farmers Markets and Elizabeth Russell’s Opening Reception
Summer is slowly dwindling to an end and so have the annual summer events that we were lucky to have in our backyard. This coming week might be that perfect time to take a breather as the kids head back to school and routines start to kick in again. Take a casual stroll to one… [Continue Reading]
What’s Up in the Tri-Cities: Breastfest 2012, Chamber Networking Event, Friday Night Farmers Market and More!
Work or Play? Either way, there’s something for you this weekend. Some highlights of events coming up in the next few days include a free outdoor movie at Rocky Point Park, Friday and Sunday Farmers Markets in Coquitlam and a Chamber Networking event for those who would prefer to stay in “business-mode” on a summer… [Continue Reading]
Coquitlam Spirit Square Farmers Market: Rhubarb, Soaps and “Mookies”
The Spirit Square Farmers Market in Coquitlam is Open! On June 15th, 2012, vendors set up booths at Spirit Square across from the Coquitlam City Hall for the season opener of the Coquitlam Spirit Square Farmers Market. Vendors were still setting up as people had already gathered to take part in this weekly summer event…. [Continue Reading]
What’s Up in the Tri-Cities: Many Multicultural Events!
There are great multicultural events to check out this week: Korean pottery techniques at this Opening Reception, the Indian Classical Vocal Concert, Polish Theatre and taste rums from all over at the Ultimate Rum Tasting event. Go out and get yourself some culture! What: Community Banner Project When: Thursday, June 14 at 2:00pm Where: Place… [Continue Reading]
What’s Up in the Tri-Cities: Farmer’s Market, Annie Jr., Charlie Brown + More!
The first week of June in the Tri-Cities kicks off with some great events for everyone to enjoy, including the opening day of the Port Coquitlam Farmers Market. Get out there and partake in some memorable events! What: Opening Reception When: Thursday, May 31 from 6:00 – 8:00pm Where: Port Moody Arts Centre [map] The… [Continue Reading]









