In the Community

History comes to life in uniquely contemporary ways in a new exhibition at the New Westminster Museum and Archives. The Living Archive exhibition launches with an opening reception on Thursday, June 23 from 6 to 8 p.m.

Play. It’s a simple thing, but it’s an important part of a healthy, happy, active childhood – and the City of New Westminster wants to make sure all local kids get a chance to enjoy play this summer.

Boom Booms and Good for Grapes to headline 2016 festival

From whisky for Fraser gold rush miners to fancy flights of craft beer for today’s hipsters, the Royal City has a long and storied history of drink, and New Westminster Museum and Archives plans to tell the tale during a new exhibit next year.

Mayor Jonathan Cote proved to be the king of the courts in the NWPD Pickleball Classic.

A local Scout has received Scout Canada’s top honour in recognition of his outstanding achievement and community service.

A school board byelection and the announcement of the replacement of New Westminster Secondary School have focused a lot of attention on schools in New Westminster over the past couple of weeks.

1. Take a walk along Front Street and explore Westminster Pier Park and Sapperton Landing at the Pier 2 Landing event on Sunday, June 19. The celebration begins at 11 a.m. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Fourth Street elevator in Pier Park.