The city’s event calendar has nothing scheduled for September 5 to 7 this year, and that is its own kind of news. Here is the honest guide: the outdoor pools’ final two days of the season, the POMO Museum’s mushroom exhibit, and what is actually open on the holiday Monday.
The Shoreline Trail runs 10 kilometres along Burrard Inlet from Old Orchard Park to Barnet Marine Park, passing through Rocky Point and offering forest, waterfront, and inlet views.
Shoreline Trail Port Moody: Guide to the Full 10km Route Read Post »
Belcarra Regional Park in the Port Moody and Anmore area offers Sasamat Lake, White Pine Beach, and trails through coastal forest, all within 30 minutes of Vancouver.
Belcarra Regional Park: A Complete Visitor’s Guide Read Post »
Port Moody’s restaurant scene is concentrated along St Johns Street with a mix of independent spots, international options, and waterfront dining near Rocky Point.
Best Restaurants in Port Moody, BC Read Post »
Rocky Point Park sits at the edge of Burrard Inlet with mountain views, a pier, a water park for kids, and trails connecting to the broader Shoreline Trail network.
Rocky Point Park Port Moody: A Complete Guide Read Post »
Celebrate BC kicks off its two day, two city festival at Rocky Point Park on Saturday, August 1, with a pancake breakfast, canoe paddling, an Indigenous artisan market and more.
Celebrate BC Day at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody This August 1 Read Post »
Murray Street in Port Moody is home to several craft breweries within walking distance of each other, making it one of BC’s most concentrated craft beer destinations.
Port Moody’s Brewers Row: A Complete Craft Beer Guide Read Post »
The Port Moody Farmers Market runs a summer season of Wednesday markets and a winter season of Sunday markets, bringing BC growers, bakers, and makers together near the Port Moody Recreation Complex.
Port Moody Farmers Market: A Complete Guide to Shopping Local Read Post »
Sasamat Lake and White Pine Beach, a short drive from Port Moody, are home to one of the warmest lakes in Metro Vancouver. Here is what to know before you go.
Sasamat Lake (White Pine Beach): A Port Moody Day Trip Guide Read Post »
From independent cafes on St Johns Street to Rocky Point-adjacent morning spots, Port Moody’s small-city brunch scene has real character.
Best Breakfast and Brunch in Port Moody, BC Read Post »
Our curated list of Port Moody’s top hair salons, from precision cuts and color experts to barbershop classics and trend-setting stylists.
Top Hair Salons in Port Moody Read Post »
Port Moody pulls out all the stops for Canada Day. Head to Rocky Point Park for live music and fireworks, or find a quieter corner of the city to mark the occasion. Either way, there’s something genuinely special about celebrating alongside this community on July 1.
Where to Celebrate Canada Day in Port Moody, BC Read Post »
