Canada’s hottest live broadcast and recording theatre, home of Blue Frog Live, a live web streaming concert series. Be part of the studio audience by purchasing tickets to the concerts. In the style of Austin … Continued
The largest metaphysical store in Surrey and White Rock. Enjoy this huge collection of crystals and rare high-vibration healing stones, jewellery, incense, spiritual home decor, unique gifts, rare artefacts, magic talismans and tools for healing. … Continued
The White Rock Players’ Club at Oceana PARC Playhouse produces five shows a year, including comedies, thrillers and dramas, and the popular Christmas Pantomime, a local tradition since 1954. boxoffice@whiterockplayers.ca 1532 Johnston Road (604) 536-7535 … Continued
Natural Oasis is a day spa offering one-on-one services in tranquil surroundings. From the moment you enter until the moment you leave you can count on our undivided attention to your needs. We believe beauty … Continued
White Rock Skimboarding offers a series of great camps providing some fun in the sun while teaching kids how to skimboard at one of the premier beaches in Canada. There are 8 camps scheduled during … Continued
Summer in White Rock brings many things – lazy days at the beach, melty, creamy ice cream, peaceful paddling in Semiahmoo Bay, but what many look forward to the most is the return of the … Continued
Take a trip down memory lane inside this fascinating museum, where you’ll learn about the community’s history and railway roots. Located next to the White Rock Pier and housed in a historic train station that … Continued
The “white rock”, for which the community is named, is located along West Beach. The rock maintains its pristine white colour with help from staff from the City of White Rock and is a favourite … Continued
At 2,194 metres (7,200 feet), White Rock’s promenade runs almost the entire length of the beach, and provides lots of ways to get to the beach and attractions. Known as one of Metro Vancouver’s best … Continued
White Rock’s historic pier was originally built in 1914 as a dock for the coastal steamships that arrived when the Great Northern Railway began operation. Restored some 70 years later, the pier is still a … Continued