Langley Pride Day 2026

Celebrating inclusion, resilience, and growth for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in Langley!

Date: August 8, 2026
Time: 12 noon to 9:30 pm
Place: Creekside Hall (20605 51B Avenue, Langley, BC V3A 9H1)

The Langley Pride Society and The Langley Senior Resources Society are proud to present Langley Pride Day on Saturday, August 8! Langley Pride Day will take place on the unceded traditional territories of the Matsqui, Kwantlen, Katzie, and Semiahmoo First Nations.

Our free festival features 30+ local vendors and community groups, with activities throughout the day such as drag bingo, educational panels, face painting, photo booth, live music, and fabulous performances!

Food Stalls open 12:00 - 7:00 pm
19+ Beer Garden open 5:00 - 9:00 pm

Parking, Accessibility, and Safety

Our Sponsors

Event Schedule

Live Music

The Unbranded

From honky tonks to dive bars, The Unbranded are an original country band formed in the farm lands of Chilliwack B.C. Influenced by the Bakersfield sound of California and the attitude from the outlaws in Texas.

Disaster in a Dress

Disaster In A Dress is a pop-punk band from Victoria, BC,driven by a lineup as powerful as it is diverse. A queer femme vocalist, a trans woman bassist, and an Indigenous guitarist.

Drawing inspiration from early 2000s icons like Simple Plan, Paramore, and My Chemical Romance, while channeling the heavier edge of Thrice and Bullet for My Valentine, they deliver a dynamic mix of high-energy punk thrashers and soaring pop-rock anthems.

Connor Roff

Connor Roff is a Vancouver-based queer singer-songwriter with Canadian-British roots and a richly layered folk sound. A classically trained pianist and self-taught guitarist, his music draws on artists like Perfume Genius, Jeff Buckley, and Rufus Wainwright — intimate, soulful, and deeply personal. Also a yoga teacher and advocate for queer mental health, Connor is currently at work on his sophomore album, due in 2027.

Ernestine Day

Ernie plays solo acoustic guitar with a passion and joy that is evident when she performs. Her voice is the guitar and it has been a huge part of her healing process. It is the one place she is able to express her innermost self.

Drag Performances

Beth

Scarlett Rosé

Justin Abit

Carrie Dawn

Acacia

Bad Shah

Nimrat

Jester Minute

Heather Ripley

Seabass

Colin Alda Monsters

Tanya

Meet your Hosts

Barb Snelgrove

Barb (megamouthmedia) Snelgrove (she/her) is a multi-award-winning PR Specialist, TV/Radio Broadcaster, Writer, Emcee and Community Advocate based out of Vancouver, B.C. Once named by Outtv as one of “Canada’s Top Ten LGBTQ+ People Making A Difference”, Barb is Co-Producer and Host of QueerFM, Canada’s longest running queer radio show. She has written for numerous online publications and is one of the featured writers of the Lonely Planet book “The LGBTQ+ Travel Guide”. Always “quick with a quip” on the mic, Barb is a popular Emcee around the Lower Mainland for countless events over the years and is excited to return to the Langley Pride stage in 2026!

Dandy

Dandy (he/him) is the award-winning host made popular on TikTok for his viral videos promoting queer joy! Winner of Host of the Year for Vancouver International Burlesque Festival 2024 and awarded in the Georgia Straight’s BEST OF VANCOUVER for his show Drag Attack! - you can catch him regularly on stage in his shows at the iconic Rio Theatre in Vancouver, or touring between LA and New York City. His Emmy-winning series Dandyland, which highlights LGBTQIA+ businesses, organizations, and artists in the lower-mainland of British Columbia, is

streaming now on Optik TV.

DJ Krista Mac

Krista Mac is a queer, enby, and feminist performer who loves to throw it back to classic songs throughout their sets. Based on the west coast in Vancouver, B.C., they have opened for artists such as Cobrah, Manilla Luzon, The Funk Hunters, Whitney Day, Netta, and TT The Artist. With a strong love of dance pop, edm and deep house Krista Mac draws inspiration from large-scale festival performances to keep any crowd moving.

Parking, Accessibility, and Safety

Parking: There is no on-site parking, drop offs only. Parking is available at the nearby Blacklock Fine Arts Elementary School at 5100 - 206 Street, Langley, BC V3A 2E5, or find street parking nearby. Close by bus routes are the 560 and 564.

Accessibility: Vendors market and mainstage are located outdoors on generally even cement. There will be shaded seating available (feel free to bring your own chair!). Events indoors include drag bingo, "ask an elder", and the "BIPOC and queer" panels. Bathrooms are located indoors, and include accessible and gender-neutral single stalls. There will be a quiet/sensory friendly room indoors supported by LET'S.

Safety: There is zero-tolerance for instances of hate speech, harassment, or discriminatory remarks at this event. If you feel unsafe, unsure, or spot a concern, alert a volunteer (green-t-shirt) immediately. We keep each other safe.

Pets: Please consider the weather and other conditions (crowds, music) before bringing your dog or cat along for pride. We expect a sunny day, and the pavement can burn sensitive paws faster than you realize! Service animals are always welcome!