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Summer Concert Series Performers

Summer Concert Series

Drive-in Shows this Weekend


Pre-register to join us at the live drive-in concerts for the much-loved, fifth annual Summer Concert Series! Get ready to sing, dance and eat – with four concerts featuring local talent and eateries.

The exciting lineup includes Redwoods; Duane, Dave and Johanna of The Town Pants; John Welsh & Los Valientes; and Raincity. Click the link below to register and learn more about the performances and viewing opportunities. Thanks to our presenting partner Coquitlam Centre. 

SUMMER CONCERTS

Pickleball Players

Four New Pickleball Courts

Bramble Park


Pickleball enthusiasts can continue to hone their drop and dink shots at Bramble Park following a successful trial. To meet growing demand for the popular paddle sport, two of Bramble Park’s three tennis courts have been converted to four pickleball courts with painted lines and fixed nets.
 
Click the link below to learn more about Coquitlam’s pickleball courts.
 
PICKLEBALL

Coquitlam Crunch Parking Lot

Reminder: Construction at the Crunch

Lansdowne Parking Lot Improvements


Heads up – the Lansdowne Drive parking lot at the Coquitlam Crunch will be closed for construction. The gravel access road and parking lot will be paved and expanded, reducing on-street parking demand.
 
While improvements are underway and parking is affected, trail users are encouraged to use other forms of transit.
 
CRUNCH CONSTRUCTION

Ukulele Player

Learn to Play Ukulele

Rock and Roll, Country and Folk and More


Let’s get strumming! Explore classic rock and roll, country and folk, and children’s songs in free virtual programs starting in August. Learn how to play a variety of songs and explore the stylistic nuances of the genres adapted for ukulele. No experience is required but you need to have your own ukulele.
 
Click the link below to register. Open the Music dropdown to view available programs, dates and times. 
 
LET’S PLAY

Pollinator fun-fact signage

Pollinators

Coquitlam in Bloom


There are lots of ways to celebrate our local pollinators: check out fun-fact signage in various Coquitlam pollinator gardens; take a pollinator selfie at the Inspiration Garden; enjoy pollinator seed giveaways; and paint a pollinator fence panel to beautify our Coquitlam parks.  Register for Inspiration Garden and Pop-up Park activities at coquitlam.ca/parkspark.
 
Don’t forget to post your photos on social media tagging #coquitlaminbloom and #CoquitlamSPIRIT to inspire others.
 
BLOOM

Children playing basketball

Sports Court Highlight

Burke Mountain Pioneer Park


Do you know about Burke Mountain Pioneer Park (1428 Collins Rd.) in northeast Coquitlam and all its great amenities? Check out the full-sized colourful sport court that includes basketball and hockey nets, as well as a grass sports field, game tables and a climbing play area. The park also connects to existing trails and has 47 parking spots.
 
Come and get your game on with park elements and activities for all ages and accessibility levels. 
 
CHECK IT OUT

Two ice cream cones

Ice Cream, You Scream

Best Places in Coquitlam


Hot days call for cool treats, and right now, we can all use a little cooling off. Thankfully, in Coquitlam, we have a whole world of icy desserts to choose from.
 
There are the usual ice cream offerings and you can also up the ante with some Korean-style shaved ice desserts, ice-cream sandwich buns or some of the most unique ice cream flavours around.
 
There are also two great options for ice cream in Town Centre Park. In addition to the concession at Percy Perry Stadium, Rocky Point Ice Cream is open adjacent to the festival lawn. 
 
Click the link to get the full scoop on the amazing places to cool down with tasty treats.
 
ICE CREAM

Child drawing

Cultural Partner Programming

Place des Arts


Register to take part in the arts! Place des Arts 2021/2022 season opens Monday, July 19 and offerings include dance, music, theatre, visual and literary arts. Enroll in year-round classes (Sept. to June) or seasonal (fall, winter, spring). Private lessons and group classes are available and offered via both online and in-person. All ages and skill levels are welcome.

Click the link below to view the guide and register Monday, July 19.

REGISTER

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