City of Surrey Fall 2026 Recreation Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AQUATICS 23 FACILITIES 24 DROP-IN 25

RECREATION SURREY 4 ACTIVE AND ENGAGED 4, 5 Code of Conduct 4

FITNESS & WELLNESS 42 FACILITIES 43, 44

GENERAL INTEREST 71 FACILITIES 72 DROP-IN 74 Middle Years 75 Our City 74

DROP-IN 45, 46 Child Minding 46 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Bootcamp 46 Dance Fitness 46 Fitness 47 Indoor Cycling 46 Meditation & Tai Chi 49 Personal Training 46 Pilates 48 Weight Room 48 Yoga 48 ARTS & CULTURE 53 FACILITIES 54 DROP-IN 55–61 SURREY ARTS CENTRE Surrey Art Gallery 56 Surrey Civic Theatres 57 ARTS IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD Clayton Community Centre 58 South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre 59 Newton Cultural Centre 59 Crescent Beach Gallery 59 CULTURE & HERITAGE Historic Stewart Farm 61 Museum of Surrey 60 Surrey Archives 61 Totest Aleng: Indigenous Learning House 61 PUBLIC ART 55 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Clay 62 Craft Workshops 67 Dance 68 Drawing and Painting 63 Fibre Arts 66 Music 69 Multiple Mediums 65 Paper Arts & Printmaking 66 Photography 66 Theatre & Acting 70 Woodworking 66

Activity Descriptions 25 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Aquatic Leadership 28 Swim Lessons 26, 27

Admissions & Passes 5 Registration 5

Parenting Workshops 74 Preschool Stay and Play 74 Seniors Services 77, 78 Youth 76 REGISTERED PROGRAMS

COME EXPLORE 6 WELCOME 6, 7 Seasonal Feature 7 Surrey's Communities 6 WHALLEY 8, 9

ARENAS 29 FACILITIES 30 DROP-IN 31, 32

Adapted 81 Childcare 79 Cooking 84 Bus Trips 82 First Aid 85 Languages 86

Activity Descriptions 31 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Ice Hockey 34 Skate Lessons 32, 33

MESSAGE FROM Mayor Brenda Locke As the leaves change and families settle into new routines this fall, Surrey residents will find plenty of opportunities to stay active, learn new skills, and connect with their community. From free swim lessons for children ages three to 12 to the new annual child pass, the 2026 Fall Recreation Guide is filled with affordable ways for families to get involved. We know that recreation plays an important role in building healthy, connected communities, and we remain committed to keeping programs accessible. Free swim lessons for children ages three to 12 are available, helping more young people develop essential water safety skills and confidence in the water.The new annual child recreation pass for ages two to 12 also makes it easier and more affordable for families to take part in activities throughout the year. Across the city, we continue to invest in the spaces and services residents rely on. Construction is progressing on the expansion of Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre, which will include a second gymnasium, fitness centre, learning kitchen, and arts and culture spaces. Renovations and upgrades

GUILDFORD 10, 11 FLEETWOOD 12, 13 NEWTON 14, 15 CLOVERDALE 16, 17 SOUTH 18, 19 YMCA 99

Nature Discovery 82 One Day Wonders 80 Personal Development Preschool 79, 80 Seniors Services 83 Social 83 WALKit 82 ADAPTED 92 VOLUNTEERING 90 BOOKINGS & RENTALS Birthday Parties 88 Facility & Field Rentals 87 Hosting Community Events 87 PARKS & ENVIRONMENT 94 FEATURE 95 Bike Routes 98

SPORTS 35 FACILITIES 36 DROP-IN 37, 38

Activity Descriptions 37 Tennis/Pickleball Courts 38 Active Playces 38 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Badminton 40

SAVE THE DATE 20 SPECIAL EVENTS 20–22

Activities for all ages Arts & Cultural events Family events Major City events Surrey Tree Lighting Festival Nature Discovery Youth events Holiday events and more! ANNOUNCEMENTS Municipal Election 2 Verify Your Recreation Account 104 COMMUNITY OFFERINGS 99 ADVERTISE IN THE

Basketball 40, 41 Floor Hockey 40 Martial Arts 39 Other Sports 39 Pickleball 40 Soccer 41 Volleyball 39

DAY CAMPS 50

School's Out Camps 51, 52 Preschool Licenced Programs 51

Dog Off-Leash Areas 97 Explore Surrey Parks 97 New & Improved 96 Teachers 96 Volunteering 96 SURREY NATURE CENTRE 97

RECREATION GUIDE 99 Advertisers 99 Community Group List 100 Settlement Services 84

will enhance areas for seniors programming and support new childcare services.

Parks, Recreation and Sport Tourism Advisory Committee The Parks, Recreation & SportTourism Advisory Committee provides advice to Council on strategies and activities related to parks, recreation, diversity, inclusion, sport tourism and seniors’ services in Surrey. The Committee is comprised of two members of City Council, one Surrey SchoolsTrustee and volunteer members who are City of Surrey residents and appointed by the Mayor and Council.

From fitness and sports to fine arts and community programs, I encourage you to explore this guide and discover all that Surrey has to offer this season.

Have a wonderful fall. Mayor Brenda Locke City of Surrey

Councillor Hepner, Committee Chair

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