It's a Jam! Weekly Saturday Music Jam at ANAVets Unit 379

It's a Jam! is a free, weekly, all-genre music jam at ANAVets Unit 379, every Saturday from 2:30 to 6:30 pm. Musicians and singers of all experience levels are welcome, with all instruments and musical styles encouraged. Take part in the jam or drop by to enjoy an afternoon of live music. Guest hosts rotate weekly.

Halloween Costume Jam – Saturday, October 31, 2026

Celebrate Halloween with a special spooky edition hosted by James Buddy Rogers. Come dressed in costume, bring your instrument or voice, and join an afternoon of live music.

Free admission. Open to the public.

Twisted Tales: A Live Halloween Radio Show and Fundraiser

Emerald Pig Theatrical Society welcomes back Twisted Tales for a second year of murder, mystery and the macabre.

Join Auntie Emerald and the Phantom Players for an evening of classic radio dramas, complete with chilling tales and old-time radio sound effects.

A concession will be available throughout the evening.

Last year’s show sold out, so get your tickets early!

Join the Greighlan Crossing Pipe Band for an open practice as they prepare to compete at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, UK.

Fresh from a successful weekend at the Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games, where the band placed first both days and won the overall weekend aggregate, the band invites the community to hear them fine-tune their performances and run through their competition sets before departing for Scotland.

Guests are welcome to arrive at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

Starting July 7, 2026, and every Tuesday evening through July 28, the Maple Ridge Concert Band will present a two-hour performance featuring more than 50 musicians and guest performers. This annual free event includes a wide variety of music, from marches and musicals to classical favourites, pop, and more. Performances take place rain or shine. Limited seating will be available, so bringing your own chairs or blankets is recommended.

Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

Starting July 7, 2026, and every Tuesday evening through July 28, the Maple Ridge Concert Band will present a two-hour performance featuring more than 50 musicians and guest performers. This annual free event includes a wide variety of music, from marches and musicals to classical favourites, pop, and more. Performances take place rain or shine. Limited seating will be available, so bringing your own chairs or blankets is recommended.

Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

Starting July 7, 2026, and every Tuesday evening through July 28, the Maple Ridge Concert Band will present a two-hour performance featuring more than 50 musicians and guest performers. This annual free event includes a wide variety of music, from marches and musicals to classical favourites, pop, and more. Performances take place rain or shine. Limited seating will be available, so bringing your own chairs or blankets is recommended.

Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

Starting July 7, 2026, and every Tuesday evening through July 28, the Maple Ridge Concert Band will present a two-hour performance featuring more than 50 musicians and guest performers. This annual free event includes a wide variety of music, from marches and musicals to classical favourites, pop, and more. Performances take place rain or shine. Limited seating will be available, so bringing your own chairs or blankets is recommended.

Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

The Intermediate and Adult Beginner levels of the Maple Ridge Concert Band will celebrate with a special performance under the musical direction of Geeta Das. Featuring both groups, the concert includes a variety of musical selections and takes place rain or shine. Limited seating will be available, so bringing your own chairs or blankets is recommended.

Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

For one day only (Father’s day, National Indigenous People’s Day, and the Summer solstice),
an interactive art installation will transform the bandstand, giving you a chance to stroll through a unique experience. Tables and chairs will pop up in the surrounding park for a chance to observe and relax.

Free to attend. Dress your season’s best, shine your shoes, and bring a picnic!

The Maple Ridge Community Concert Band along with the Fraser Valley Wind Ensemble, Langley Concert Band, and the Cascade Wind Ensemble, will present four concerts during the day, rain or shine.

Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

A night of dance and song at Ruskin Hall with The Bentalls. Professional musicians who have toured across BC, Canada, and beyond, The Bentalls bring country and folk together for an all-ages show that is fun and entertaining.