<h2>October Events & Things to Do in Langley</h2>
Looking for something to do in Langley this October? From breakfast meetups and film festivals to bluegrass nights and volunteering opportunities, there’s plenty happening across the city. Here’s your roundup of the top community events and ways to get involved.
Langley continues to shine as one of the Fraser Valley’s most community-focused cities, offering residents countless ways to connect, learn, and give back. Whether you’re drawn to creative arts, live entertainment, or meaningful volunteer work, October is packed with events that bring neighbours together. From long-standing traditions like the Langley Leader Prayer Breakfast to vibrant cultural celebrations and live music nights, the city’s calendar reflects the diversity and spirit that make Langley such a sought-after place to live.
For those looking to get more involved, Langley’s rich network of clubs, workshops, and volunteer programs provides opportunities for all ages and interests. Residents can join a local choir, explore their creativity in art groups, lend a hand through community harvest programs, or support wildlife rehabilitation efforts. These ongoing initiatives not only strengthen community ties but also highlight the compassionate and collaborative nature of Langley’s residents.
<h2>Featured October Events in Langley</h2> <h3>🌅 Langley Leader’s 31st Annual Prayer Breakfast</h3>
Date: Friday, Oct. 17 | Time: 7 a.m. | Location: Langley Events Centre, 7888 200 St
Join the community for the 31st annual Langley Leader Prayer Breakfast, featuring Korean-American businessman Peter Chung as guest speaker and Stockwell Day as emcee.
🎟️ Tickets $40 | langleyprayerbreakfast.ca
<h3>🍷 The Big Social</h3>
Date: Saturday, Oct. 18 | Time: 6 p.m. (5 p.m. VIP) | Location: The Koop, 23921 68 Ave
This lively evening supports Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley. Expect local tastings, food trucks, live music, raffles, and prizes.
🎟️ Tickets $85 GA / $125 VIP via Eventbrite
<h3>🎬 Langley City Film Festival</h3>
Date: Saturday, Oct. 18 (11 a.m.–3 p.m.) | Location: Langley Community Music School
Celebrate film, sound, and nature through screenings and workshops exploring The Emotion of Sound and The Natural Environment.
🎟️ $15 Adults | $5 Youth | Workshops for ages 12–24 on Oct. 15 and 17 | langleycity.ca
<h3>🎶 The Unfaithful Servants & Shari Ulrich</h3>
Date: Saturday, Oct. 18 | Time: 8 p.m. | Location: Bez Arts Hub
An unforgettable night of live folk and roots music at one of Langley’s best venues.
<h3>🍇 Grape Stomp for Charity</h3>
Date: Saturday, Oct. 18 | Time: Noon to evening | Location: Township 7 Winery
Compete in the annual Grape Stomp, raising funds for the Pacific Riding for Developing Abilities (PRDA).
👣 $80 per duo | $240 team (up to 6) | Prizes for best costumes & team spirit. Food truck on site!
<h3>🎭 Very Very Improv Comedy Night</h3>
Date: Monday, Oct. 20 | Time: 8 p.m. | Location: Bez Arts Hub
Enjoy a night of quick-witted laughter with Langley’s own Very Very Improv troupe.
<h3>🇱🇦 Latin Heritage Month Celebration</h3>
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 22 | Time: 11 a.m.–6 p.m. | Location: Station House Cafe, 20339 Douglas Cres
Celebrate Latin Heritage Month with food, music, and community at this monthly Village Cafe Series event hosted by Langley City Hall.
<h2>Ongoing Community Groups & Clubs</h2> <h3>☕ Langley Willoughby Women’s Institute</h3>
When: First Thursday each month (10:30 a.m.) | Location: Willoughby Hall, 208 St & 83 Ave
Meet local women of all ages for community support and guest speakers. Membership $15 per year. Info: Toni 604-532-9120.
<h3>🎵 Join a Local Choir or Music Group</h3>
Peace Arch Chorus: Women’s a-capella group rehearsing Wednesdays 7 p.m. (Langley Presbyterian Church).
First Capital Chorus: Mixed four-part harmony ensemble open to all ages (Thursdays 7 p.m., Willoughby Church Hall).
Opus One Women’s Choir: Non-audition community choir (Wednesdays 7–9 p.m., Langley Secondary). Email opusonewomenschoir@gmail.com.
<h2>Volunteer Opportunities in Langley</h2> <h3>🌾 Volunteer & Community Initiatives</h3>
Community Harvest Program: Help harvest produce for families in need with the Langley Environmental Partners Society.
Penny Pincher Thrift Store: Volunteers needed at 20560 Fraser Hwy to support Langley Memorial Hospital.
Langley Meals on Wheels: Volunteer two to three hours a week for meal delivery and kitchen help.
Critter Care Wildlife Society: Seeking volunteers and donations of food and towels for rescued animals.
<h2>Workshops, Clubs & Interest Groups</h2> <h3>🧘♀️ Clubs, Groups & Workshops</h3>
From the Langley Chess Club to the Aldergrove Art Club, there’s a group for every interest: gardening, quilting, poker, support groups, men’s meetups, and more. Check out clubs like Langley Quilters Guild, Probus Club of Maple Ridge, and the Langley Camera Club.
<h2>Free Library Events (FVRL)</h2> <h3>📚 Library Highlights — Free Events by Fraser Valley Regional Library</h3>
Langley’s libraries are hosting a range of activities this month — from a chronic pain self-management workshop (Aldergrove Library) to craft swaps, book clubs, LEGO building clubs, and toddler storytimes at branches like Muriel Arnason, Murrayville, and Brookswood.
👉 Full schedule at fvrl.me/events
<h2>Markets & Ongoing Local Events</h2> <h3>🥕 Markets & Ongoing Events</h3>
Fort Langley Farmers Market: Saturdays 9 a.m.–3 p.m. through Dec 6 at 9025 Glover Rd.
Old-Time Dance & Ceilidh Celebrations: Live music and social dances at the OAP Heritage Hall and Aldergrove OAP Hall.
Valley Bluegrass Music Society: Friday performances at St. Andrew’s Church, 9025 Glover Rd.
<h2>Discover, Connect & Celebrate in Langley</h2>
Families and newcomers can also enjoy a full lineup of free and low-cost events hosted by Fraser Valley Regional Library branches and community halls across Willoughby, Murrayville, Brookswood, and Aldergrove. From farmers markets and craft swaps to storytimes, book clubs, and lively bluegrass performances, Langley offers something happening every week. It’s this consistent rhythm of connection, culture, and local pride that makes Langley one of the most welcoming and active communities in Metro Vancouver.
Whether you’re interested in volunteering, learning something new, or enjoying live entertainment, Langley offers endless ways to connect and grow with your community. Make this month one to remember — get out, get involved, and experience all the warmth Langley has to offer.