We're launching Invest Langley City, a community informed 10-year plan to deliver lasting value through practical, smart investments built with everyone in mind.
The plan focuses on municipal infrastructure, facilities and public spaces.

We want your input on two key projects for our community

As our community continues to grow, Langley City has recognized the need for major capital investments, to be guided by community input. These investments include two key facilities that will support the health and wellbeing of our citizens.

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  • Aquatic Centre

    To provide leisure, fitness and expanded recreation programs for all ages.

  • Performing Arts and Cultural Centre (PACC)

    To create a hub for cultural expression, provide expanded recreation programs, and attract newcomers and tourists. The PACC would be combined with an expanded Timms Community Centre.

How we got here

Both of these projects reflect community feedback and years of research:

  • 2006: Completed the Al Anderson Memorial Pool Expansion and Renovation Study.
    • Key findings: Explored expansion options including outdoor, indoor/outdoor, and fully indoor pools, as well as new recreational spaces.
  • 2025: Launched a new Aquatics Feasibility Study to assess current needs and options with community input.
    • The survey for this study is now closed, and results are under review.
  • The City's Parks, Recreation, and Culture Plan helped shape the direction of this work.
  • 2013: Conducted a study in partnership with the Township of Langley, Langley School District, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and Trinity Western University.
    • Key findings
      • Significant need for improved arts facilities.
      • Existing spaces are inadequate for current and future activities.
      • Recommended a comprehensive needs assessment, stakeholder consultation, and collaborative visioning.
  • 2013: Established the Performing Arts and Culture Task Force to help design the centre.
  • 2018: Updated the 2013 work, focusing on the feasibility of a cultural facility in downtown Langley City.
    • Key findings:
      • Strong demand for performing arts spaces and a children’s museum, with local organizations and schools as primary users.
      • Recommended locating the PACC at Timms Community Centre, a central site near City Hall and the library, offering high visibility, good access, and a potential as a cultural catalyst.

Residents have consistently expressed support for these facilities and for the fall of 2025, we are looking for confirmation that these projects continue to be community priorities.

Get involved this fall!

​Visit the Invest Langley City team to learn more and share your feedback:​

Tuesday, November 18 - 11AM to 1PM

Invest Langley City pop up engagement

Timms Community Centre (20399 Douglas Crescent)

Monday, December 1 - 11AM to 1PM

Invest Langley City pop up engagement

Timms Community Centre (20399 Douglas Crescent)

Other ways to get involved

  • Speak with staff at other Langley City events
  • Follow this page (click on the "follow" button at the top of this page) or visit this site regularly and watch for future opportunities to share your feedback