The leaves are changing colours and there’s a fresh chill in the air. Fall is here, and there’s no better time to explore what the Township of Langley has to offer, from seasonal celebrations to farm experiences and much more.
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In addition to the events taking place below, don’t miss the local pumpkin patches, including Aldor Acres, Eagle Acres, Krause Berry Farms, and Loft Country, with fun for friends, couples, or the whole family.
Discover fall highlights below, and for even more inspiration and the latest event listings, visit tourism-langley.ca/events.
Fall Events in the Township of Langley
The BOG Riverside Cranberry Farm
Get up close with one of Langley’s most iconic fall crops at The BOG Riverside Cranberry Farm, where the popular Cranberry Plunge returns this season. The hands-on experience lets visitors step into a flooded cranberry bog for a memorable photo opportunity, with bookings available on select dates from September 30 to October 12. Farm tours are also available on October 9, 10, and 12.
For bookings and details, visit riversidecranberries.ca/tours.
Fort Langley Cranberry Festival, October 10
Celebrate all things autumnal at the 31st Annual Fort Langley Cranberry Festival on Saturday, October 10. From 10:00am to 4:00pm, Glover Road and the surrounding village will be filled with more than 125 vendors, including 15+ food trucks, and plenty of fall fun, for the annual fest focused on cranberries, local food, and community. The day begins with the Fort Langley Lions Club pancake breakfast at 8 am.
Follow the Fort Langley Cranberry Festival on Instagram for updates: @fortlangley_cranberryfestival.
Farm Fest at Manners Cider, October 4, 11, 18, 25
Spend Sundays in October at Manners Cider for Farm Fest, a series of seasonal events celebrating the farm and the changing season. The South Langley cider house will host a different fall-themed gathering each week, including an apple celebration, market day, and pumpkin carving.
For details, visit mannerscider.com/farmfest2026.
Langley Burger Month, October 1-31
Langley Burger Month returns for its second year this October, bringing together 19 independent restaurants for a month-long celebration of creative burgers and friendly competition. From October 1 to 31, each participating restaurant will serve a unique burger for $22, with a portion of every burger sold donated to the Langley Food Bank. Diners can vote for their favourites in the categories of Best Tasting, Best Presentation, and Most Unique, while collecting four stamps at participating restaurants earns entry into a prize draw. Participating restaurants include Beatniks Bistro, Farm Country Brewing, Smuggler’s Trail Brewery & Kitchen, The Barley Merchant, Trading Post Eatery, and more.
For all the juicy Burger Month details, visit tourism-langley.ca/events/langley-burger-month.
Fraser Valley Wine Passport – Fall Edition, October 1-31
Raise a glass to fall with the Fraser Valley Wine Passport, returning October 1 to 31 with a month of tastings, sips, and seasonal discoveries across Abbotsford, Langley, and Surrey. Each $30 passport includes tastings at 13 wineries, three cideries, and one distillery, with non-alcoholic options available at every stop. Along with exploring local producers and discovering new pours, passport holders are helping support local food banks, with half of each passport sale donated to food banks in the participating communities. Passports are available while supplies last at participating businesses.
For details and participating venues, visit tourism-langley.ca/events/fraser-valley-wine-passport.
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