FRASER RIVER DISCOVERY CENTRE
788 Quayside Drive, New Westminster, BC V3M 6Z6
Since 1986
Museum, Meeting Place, Exhibitions, Current, Past Exhibits, Educational Programs, Events, River School Programs, Educator's Resources, Guided Tours, Faces of the Fraser, Fraser River Dialogue, Hall of Fame, Riverfest, Birthday Parties, Facility Rentals, Audio/Visual Theatre, Access to High Speed Internet, Galleries & Kitchen Facility
Free admission for under 2 (0-2). 17,000 square foot discovery centre re-opened with exhibits on the first floor. $3 million secured for construction through founding patrons and BC/Canada infrastructure grant. Connects communities in the discovery and celebration of the living, working Fraser River. Offers visitors a cost-effective way to come back to the Centre again
Price: Adult - $6
Senior/Student - $5
Child (2-12) - $4.50
Family (2 Adults + 4 Children) - $15
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MOODY PARK ARENA
701 Eighth Avenue, New Westminster, BC V3M 2R2
The stadium, Arena, One Sheet of Ice and Four Change Rooms, Concessions, Ice Rentals, Paved Trails, Dog Area, Outdoor Pool, Ball Fields, Splash Park, Playground, Youth Center, Public and Family Skates, Special Events, Skating Rinks & Hockey Programs
The arena serves as a year-round sports facility for both ice sports and lacrosse and was in high demand. Dedicated to offering innovative lessons, affordable services and customer service. Provides updates on special events or anything else going on at the arena. Ensures public safety and to maintain pedestrian and vehicle access to the site at all times
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NEW WESTMINSTER MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES
777 Columbia Street, New Westminster, BC V3M 1B6
Since 1859
Dance, Music, Theatrical Performances, Arts and Crafts Programs for All Ages, Artist Talks, Film Screenings, Gallery Tours & Openings
The operations care for over 36,000 objects and another 35,000 photographs and archival records that celebrate their city’s stories and history. Focuses on the land, people and development of the place now known as New Westminster. They aspire to be fun and entertaining places of learning and use the objects in the museum’s collection as an entry-point to inquiry, discussion and exploration about the city