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Since we shipped our regular edition yesterday, we're keeping it short today — just a few recent stories from the Fraser Valley Current team worth a second look. Enjoy the weekend!

– William

P.S. I’m emceeing the 2026 Fraser Valley Economic Summit on May 21. Let me know if you’ll be there.

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Don't miss the Harrison Tulip Festival, Canada’s largest tulip festival, located in Agassiz! Now in full bloom—with peak colour expected to continue through at least April 29—it’s the perfect time to experience the fields at their most vibrant. Spanning 45 acres with more than 14 million blooms, the fields create a vibrant, ever-changing spring landscape perfect for strolling and photos.

Presented by the Onos family in their milestone 20th year, the festival also features a four-acre Show Garden, food trucks, a Bloom Bar, and the Farm Store filled with seasonal gifts and Dutch treats. It’s a colourful celebration of spring and a memorable outdoor experience for visitors of all ages. Tickets available at harrisontulipfest.com/tickets.

Party in the Park: Chilliwack's free two-day spring festival returns to Central Community Park on April 25–26, with live music, street food, local artisans, and family activities.

Sweet Spring at Greendale Acres: More than 120,000 hand-planted bulbs come into bloom at Greendale Acres, with u-pick flowers, train rides, and baby animal feedings running weekends through May 3.

Fraser Valley Wine Passport: The Fraser Valley Wine Passport offers tastings at 17 wineries, cideries, and distilleries across Abbotsford, Langley, and Surrey for $30, running through May 31.

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