Earth Day Celebration 2026 – Port Coquitlam

Event Overview

Celebrate Earth Day 2026 in Port Coquitlam with a free, community-focused event dedicated to sustainability and environmental awareness. This annual global initiative is observed in more than 190 countries, with millions of Canadians taking part in activities that help protect the planet.

This local celebration brings residents together for a morning of environmental education, practical eco-friendly initiatives, and hands-on opportunities to support sustainable living at home.

Location & Venue Details

Minnekhada Middle School Park
1390 Laurier Avenue
Port Coquitlam, BC

Date & Time

April 25, 2026
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Admission & Access

Free admission
Open to all residents
Some giveaways and offers require proof of Port Coquitlam residency

What to Expect

• Environmental education booths
• Community giveaways
• Sustainable living resources and tips
• Family-friendly outdoor atmosphere

Earth Day Initiatives

Free Bark Mulch
Residents can collect bark mulch to improve soil health, retain moisture, and suppress weeds. Available in limited quantities on a first come, first served basis.

Free Compost Giveaway
Bring your own shovel and container to collect compost. This initiative supports the city’s waste reduction efforts, which have already diverted thousands of tonnes of organic waste.

Affordable Trees for Your Yard
Trees available for $25 (includes free watering bag):

• Star Magnolia
• Japanese Stewartia
• Bald Cypress
• European Hornbeam

Limited supply. Proof of residency required.

Rain Barrel Sale
Purchase a 200-litre rain barrel for $56 (tax included). A practical way to conserve water and support eco-friendly gardening.

Visitor Information

• Bring containers and tools for compost collection
• Arrive early for limited giveaways
• Outdoor event—dress for weather
• Proof of residency required for select items

Why You Should Attend

This Earth Day event offers practical ways to make a real impact—from collecting compost and mulch to planting trees and conserving water. It’s a simple, meaningful way to connect with your community while supporting a greener future.