Car Free Day 2026 brought the community together in Downtown Port Coquitlam with live music, family activities, local vendors, food and a full day of community events.

Discover the Tiny Studio at 1670 Taylor Street in Port Coquitlam, a free community creative space created by local artist Feona Schalk. Make art, take art, leave art, share supplies, or simply stop by to see what the community has created. A tiny space with a big idea: making art more accessible to everyone.

Car Free Day returns to Downtown Port Coquitlam on Saturday, August 29, 2026. Here's the full guide to event times, live entertainment, food, family activities, road closures, and everything to know before you go.

The Port Coquitlam 2025 Recap highlights a year filled with community events, local businesses, seasonal traditions, and everyday moments that make PoCo special. Throughout the year, POCO LIVING was present across Port Coquitlam, capturing celebrations, markets, nature scenes, and the people behind local businesses. This recap reflects the stories, connections, and community pride that shaped life in Port Coquitlam in 2025.

Explore the Remembrance Day Port Coquitlam 2025 photos from the Veterans Park ceremony. Our community gathered to honor the brave men and women who served Canada, with wreaths placed at the cenotaph, a moment of silence, and heartfelt tributes. View and download images captured by POCO Living and reflect on the importance of November 11 in Port Coquitlam. Personal use only; contact us for commercial photo use.

Port Coquitlam’s Alanna Wong has turned a simple crochet hobby into a decade-long tradition of giving back. Over the past 10 years, she’s handmade more than 10,000 poppies, raising $28,000 for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #133. Each poppy takes just ten minutes to make, yet the impact reaches far beyond our community, reminding us that sometimes real change begins with one person taking action.

Bears in Port Coquitlam are a natural part of our community, but living alongside them means taking a few extra steps to stay safe. From securing garbage and harvesting fruit trees to knowing how to respond if you spot one on your street, small actions make a big difference. By working together as a community, we can reduce encounters, keep neighborhoods safe, and protect these animals so they remain a healthy part of our environment.

Port Coquitlam is bursting with colour this spring thanks to PoCo in Bloom. The City planted 78,000 tulip bulbs across key locations to honour the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands by the Canadian Army. From City Hall to Hyde Creek, these vibrant blooms are a living tribute to the soldiers who served. It's a beautiful reminder of history, community, and the power of nature.

Discover Port Coquitlam’s newest hangout for game lovers! 🎲 Open since October 2024, Quest Central Gaming Lounge offers a cozy, welcoming space with 100+ board games, private RPG rooms, and weekly events like Magic: The Gathering and chess nights. Located at 2755 Lougheed Hwy. #5, it’s open Mon–Tue 2–10PM & Wed–Sun 10AM–10PM. Roll the dice, make new friends, and enjoy the vibes!