Sweater weather has entered the chat, and Langley City is wasting zero time getting festive. Annabelle Loi from Gather PR shares her favourite spots for fall treats, local theatre, hands-on workshops, mural wandering and extremely fashionable wiener dogs.
Annabelle Loi's Top 10 Ways To Enjoy Langley In The Fall
ANNABELLE LOI
SEPTEMBER 2026
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Summer isn’t over until the final cone says so. Oxford Ice Cream is scooping seasonal flavours like Pumpkin Cheesecake, Brown Sugar Brownie and Apple Crumble Cheesecake throughout September. Grab a cone and cling to those last warm days with both hands.
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Local talent takes the spotlight when Theatre in the Country presents The Spitfire Grill from September 10 to 26. This award-winning musical follows a young woman searching for a fresh start in a small Wisconsin town, complete with dinner, big feelings and a heartwarming reminder that second chances are real.
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Grab your drinking horns. Oktoberfest: The Sausage Party takes over Farm Country Brewing on September 19 with German-style sausages, bratwurst, live music and plenty of craft beer. Their award-winning Oktoberfest Lager will be flowing, and no tickets or reservations are required.
The sixth annual Langley National Day for Truth and Reconciliation gathering takes place at Douglas Spirit Park on September 30. Beginning with an Educational Story Walk at 4pm, the evening will include Red Hawk Drummers, speakers, personal stories and an opportunity to listen, learn and reflect together.
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Tiny costumes. Free treats. A park full of dogs. Halloweener Dogs returns to Uplands Dog Park on October 17 with a canine costume contest, raffles, games and photo ops galore. The free event runs from 12pm to 2pm, with hot chocolate and other snacks available for the humans.
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Why wait for October 31? Sticky’s Candy & Bakery is serving spooky sweets all season, including Halloween candy kabobs and Dirty Sodas loaded with cream, flavoured syrups and other sugary extras. Buy them as gifts or eat them before you get home. We don’t judge.
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Pour yourself a little autumn ambience during a DIY Woodwick Candle Making workshop at the BIPOC Market + Local Marketplace. The Langley shop showcases local and BIPOC makers from across Canada, with 100% of every sale going directly to the creatives. Book a fall workshop online, then browse the local goods and free trinket exchanges.
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Pick up a hot drink from Projekt + Blend, then take yourself on a colourful little wander through the Downtown Langley Mural Walk. The accessible, self-guided route features more than 30 murals by local artists, with plenty of boutiques, snacks and unexpected treasures to discover along the way.
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Make something your friends will assume came from an expensive boutique at one of Maker Cube’s fall workshops. Its beginner-friendly lineup includes autumn ceramics, Halloween decoration glazing and DIY charcuterie boards perfect for your next night of aggressively seasonal hosting.
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Finish your fall food crawl at Cozy Bean Bakery and Cafe, where owner Antonella keeps the display case stocked with a rotating menu of seasonal baked goods. The exact treats may change, but your odds of leaving with something pumpkin-spiced, buttery or dangerously cute are extremely high.
Ready to plan your fall escape?
Find more at Discover Langley City.
