Below you'll find a list of all posts from January, 2026
January 31 | 3:30pm & 8pm | Main Stage Join Piano Heist: Nico Rhodes & Patrick Courtin for a feel-good and uplifting choir experience. The afternoon family show includes favourites songs your whole crew, including the kids, know and love, while the evening show is packed with classic Canadian hits. LEARN MORE | Follow this link https://www.surrey.ca/news-events/events/great-canadian-sing-long?utm_source=Festivals+%26+Events&utm_campaign=Festivals+%26+Events+%7C+January+2026&utm_medium=email
Welcome the Year of the Horse! This free event offers an excellent opportunity to learn more about Lunar New Year as well as Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese cultures. Activities include live performances, dragon dance teaching, poetry performances, traditional and modern dance, tai chi performances, storytelling and more. LEARN MORE | Follow this link https://www.surrey.ca/arts-culture/museum-of-surrey/whats-on/lunar-new-year-museum-of-surrey?utm_source=Heritage+Programs+%26+Services&utm_campaign=Heritage+%26+Museum+%7C+January+2026&utm_medium=email
Submission deadline: March 13 Are you enthusiastic about art in public spaces? The City of Surrey’s Public Art Program is recruiting for a selection panel roster for 2026-2028. As public art projects arise, individuals from the roster will be invited to participate in a panel to review and select from a range of proposals for exciting opportunities throughout the city. …
February 4 This edition of Art Connects focuses on creation, performance, and the possibilities of activating the public realm. Guest speaker, Jay Dodge, will spark your imagination through his extensive experience working beyond conventional boundaries of form. City staff will also offer resources and share exciting opportunities. Together we will explore creating, rehearsing, and performing in unusual spaces—after all, as …
Submission deadline: January 26 Every year the Public Art Program commissions artwork to be displayed on approximately 100 street poles near significant cultural destinations in Surrey. The citywide banner series for 2026 seeks designs from artists that offer unique perspectives of place. The 2026 citywide banner guiding principles are to invite colour, vibrancy and cultivate connection to community. VIEW ARTIST …
Submission deadline: January 19 The City of Surrey invites Expressions of Interest (EOI) for a public artwork in the centre of a newly constructed roundabout at 132 St and 60 Ave in the Newton neighbourhood. The artwork will become a distinctive landmark in this area, and it should speak to the area’s natural heritage and local history. VIEW ARTIST CALL …