From the first snowfall, twinkling lights on every corner, the scent of spiced treats in the air, which means winter has officially arrived. If your holiday calendar is starting to fill up; you might want to save a little room for Langley.
We’ve got movie sets decked out for the holidays, light displays that go all out, local markets where you’ll probably buy a few things for yourself, and plenty of reasons to get together with family and friends.
Some familiar favourites are back, a few new events are joining the lineup, and there’s something happening almost every weekend through November and December.
We’ve rounded it all up so you can start making plans for the 2026 holiday season.
Christmas Lights, Movie Sets, and Holiday Traditions
Langley has some pretty great holiday light displays. Bundle up, grab a hot chocolate and make a night of it. There’s plenty to see!
Merry & Bright at Martini Town
November 20 – December 31, 2026 | Select dates, 3–10 PM
Ever wanted to walk through the set of a holiday movie? Here’s your chance!
Martini Town opens its working film set to the public for Merry & Bright, with streets and storefronts decorated for the holidays. This year, you’ll find a 30-foot tree made entirely of presents, live entertainment, visits with Santa, a holiday market, and plenty of festive food and drinks.
Tickets must be booked online in advance.
Explore Merry & Bright and book tickets
Glow Christmas Treasures
November 19, 2026 – January 2, 2027
Glow Langley is celebrating its 10th season, and this year they’re taking the holidays under the sea!
Explore more than a million twinkling lights as you follow Santa’s crew on an underwater adventure, complete with glowing sea creatures, colourful displays and a new three-storey Crystal Palace. There’s also live entertainment, festive food, an artisan market and plenty of activities for the kids.
And it’s all indoors, so you can leave the rain jackets at home!
Explore Glow Christmas Treasures 2026
Christmas Lights at the Greater Vancouver Zoo
The Greater Vancouver Zoo brought Zoo Lights to Langley last winter, giving families a chance to explore the zoo after dark with holiday light displays, colourful installations and plenty of photo opportunities.
The 2026 dates haven’t been announced yet, but we’re keeping an eye out for their return! Visit the Greater Vancouver Zoo website for updates.
Christmas Markets and Local Holiday Shopping
You can meet the people behind the products, find gifts you won’t see everywhere else, and discover a few local businesses along the way.
Langley has plenty of holiday markets happening throughout November and December. Bring a friend and get a few names crossed off that gift list!
Making Merry at Willowbrook Shopping Centre
Tuesday, November 17, 2026 | 7–10 PM
Willowbrook Shopping Centre’s 11th Annual Making Merry Charity Shopping Night is back with an evening of exclusive shopping offers, live music, refreshments, prizes and visits with Santa.
Ticket proceeds support six local charities, making it a great opportunity to get some holiday shopping done while giving back to the community. Find out more about Making Merry
Langley Christmas Village
November 26 – December 24, 2026
A European-style holiday market is coming to downtown Langley this year!
From the team behind North Vancouver’s popular Shipyards Christmas Market, Langley Christmas Village will fill Fraser Highway with artisan vendors, seasonal treats and holiday activities through December 24.
Admission is free, so bring the family, meet up with friends and enjoy a little holiday shopping in the heart of downtown Langley. Explore Langley Christmas Village
More Holiday Markets Around Langley
There are plenty of one-day and community holiday markets happening around Langley, too!
On November 21, the Langley Grand Christmas Market returns to South Langley Church for its third season, while the West Langley Holiday Market takes place at West Langley Elementary School.
In early December, Christmas at Estate 1909 Winery brings local makers together in the winery’s historic barn, with food and wine available to enjoy while you’re there.
Keep an eye out for additional pop-up markets and community events throughout the season. You can find the latest listings on our Langley Events Calendar.
And if you’re looking for more places to shop beyond the markets, check out our Holiday Shopping in Langley guide for local boutiques, farm shops, specialty stores and more.
Community Christmas Celebrations
Parades, tree lightings and community celebrations are back across Langley this season. These events bring neighbours, friends and families together, and many are free to enjoy!
Christmas in Aldergrove
Aldergrove has two longtime holiday traditions returning this year!
It starts with the community tree lighting on Sunday, November 22, from 4–7 PM, near Fraser Highway and 270 Street. Bring the family for holiday activities, warm drinks and the lighting of the tree.
Then, on Saturday, December 12, the annual Light Up Parade returns! The festivities begin with a free community party from 3–6 PM, followed by the parade at 6 PM, when decorated floats, lights and music make their way through downtown Aldergrove.
Bundle up, find a good spot along the parade route and enjoy the evening with the community. Explore Christmas in Aldergrove
Christmas Tree Lighting in Fort Langley
There’s something special about Fort Langley during the holidays, especially when the village starts lighting up for Christmas!
On November 28, the community will come together for the annual Christmas Tree Lighting, a local tradition that marks the start of the holiday season. It’s a great excuse to bring the family into the village, explore the local shops, enjoy a bite to eat and stay for the lighting of the Christmas tree.
Bundle up and come enjoy a little Christmas cheer in the heart of Fort Langley!
More Community Holiday Traditions
Another local favourite is Holiday Lights in Williams Park, a free drive-through event featuring more than 195,000 lights and festive displays. Pack the family into the car and enjoy the lights without having to step out into the cold!
The 2026 dates haven’t been announced yet, but we’ll update the details once they’re confirmed. Advance registration has been required in previous years.
Fort Langley also hosts seasonal markets and community activities throughout the holidays, so keep an eye on our Tourism Langley Events Calendar for more events as they’re announced.
Holiday Workshops and a Little Hands-On Fun
If you’d rather make something than buy it, there are a few hands-on options this season — from wreaths and chunky blankets to mosaic lamps and ceramics. Bring a friend and head home with something you made yourself!
The Evergreen Edit: Holiday Wreath Workshop
Sunday, November 29, 2026
The Frequency Farm is hosting a wreath-making workshop at Manners Cider on November 29.
You’ll use fresh local greenery, ribbons, pinecones and seasonal decorations to make your own holiday wreath. All materials are provided, along with step-by-step instructions and a glass of cider to enjoy while you work. No experience needed! See The Evergreen Edit workshop details
More Holiday Workshops
If wreath-making isn’t your thing, there are a few other workshops to check out!
Sage & Solace Flower Farm is hosting Chunky Blanket Workshops on November 22 and December 6, where you can make your own cozy blanket without picking up a pair of knitting needles.
On November 28, try your hand at making a colourful mosaic lamp or painting ceramics at the Art Masterclass Workshop.
Check out our Events Calendar for more workshops and activities throughout the season.
Holiday Food, Wine, and Festive Drinks
There are a few good reasons to meet up for a drink this season, and some of Langley’s wineries, cideries and restaurants are getting in on the holiday fun.
Still figuring out what wine to serve with your holiday dinner? Well Seasoned is hosting a Holiday Meal: Wine Pairings workshop on December 11, featuring six wines paired with food and tips for finding the right match for your holiday menu. This is a 19+ event.
For something a little different, dig out your ugliest holiday sweater and head to Fraser Valley Cider Company for their Ugly Sweater Silent Disco on November 27.
And if you love trying new places to eat, keep an eye on Chew On This Tasty Tours for their seasonal experiences. Previous Cozy Together tours have taken guests to local cafés, bakeries and restaurants for festive treats and seasonal drinks.
Make a Day of It in Langley
If you’re planning to visit Langley over the holidays, there’s lots to fill your day. Check out the shops and cafés in Fort Langley, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, or stop by a winery before heading to one of the evening light displays.
We’re adding events as they’re announced, so be sure to check our Tourism Langley Events Calendar for the latest dates, details and ticket information.
We hope to see you out enjoying the holidays in Langley!
