In the Community

1. Check out the People Gotta Move: Crossing of Rails, River and Roads transportation exhibit before it hits the road and leaves the New Westminster Museum. The exhibit, which runs until Nov.

This 2018 Remembrance Day ceremony at The Royal Westminster Regiment Armoury will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War.

A new community project in New Westminster aims to build community and help chase the chill away this winter.

Whether you have a favourite cookbook you’d like to share with others or are in need of some new recipes to try at home, the New West Cookbookery may be just what you need.

A blanket created for Remembrance Day is growing bigger by the year. Two years ago, a group of local knitters began knitting, crocheting and felting poppies for a blanket that could be displayed in New Westminster for Remembrance Day.

While it is getting darker earlier in Metro Vancouver, this month’s full beaver moon promises to illuminate the night sky. The full moon takes place on Thursday, Nov. 22 at 9:39 p.m.

Here's a chance to enjoy personal stories from a diverse range of storytellers. The popular storytelling series The Flame is back, Sunday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. in the Plaskett Gallery.

A panel will provide a variety of perspectives of how to tackles pressures on how to use land in the Fraser River basin.

It is time for fall cleanup, digging out dahlia tubers, planting those spring bulbs that are still sitting in your garage or yard waiting to be planted and covering any bare soil with leaves or mulch.

A gender equality conference aiming to explore gender biases in the workplace is coming to New West this month.