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March 2024 by ruben august
Nice,spring is here
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March 2024 by Mike Killacky
Huge buildings! Went to view a gun show, and there was plenty of space for vendors in two connected structures. I'm sure I hadn't seen half of the facilities on site...
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March 2024 by Navya Nalam
Just about a fantabulous place to visit and great place to explore
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March 2024 by Timothy Knight
Well maintained. Iconic. The Women's Expo was well organized and attracted participants as far away as New Westminster.
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March 2024 by Arlene Cassady
Womens Expo was great! So much to see!
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March 2024 by Michelle R
Great little place that hosts lots of events
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February 2024 by Eric X
good place to view
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February 2024 by Josh L
Great place for vending easy load in load out
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January 2024 by Justin
Great space for shows and events.
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January 2024 by Penny Kirton
Cool place so huge. I was there for the art and Christmas ? goodies. It's was so beautiful an lots of vendors and great stuff. ??
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December 2023 by Marcel Duquette
I've been here a few times for different events. Good parking level access. Decent venue.
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December 2023 by Kathie Lewis
First time there. Went to the Christmas Expo and was quite impressed. The building is very large, and the aisles were wide and never felt overcrowded. The washrooms were clean, but I was surprised that they weren't larger for such a big venue. Enjoyed the show very much.
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November 2023 by William Scott Scherk
Spent an hour at the annual book sale. Heritage park hosts some good events. In summer, visit the living exhibit of engines related to farming history.
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November 2023 by Jack Friesen
We attended the Taste of the Valley, my wife was invited to display her paintings, very well organized.
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November 2023 by Bonnie Saunders
Went for the antique show/sale. There were many interesting items here. Line up was very long but moved very fast. For me though, there were too many people inside. U could barely move about. I wish there was more Christmas based vintage stuff but what I did see was very interesting.
