Rainy Day in Langley? Here’s Where Our Owners Will Keep You Dry and Busy

Langley Insiders graphic: Rainy day in Langley? Where to stay dry and busy

Rainy-day picks

For kids: Toy Traders and Fish Addicts, or Atomic Hockey for skaters

For makers: Maker Cube, Flower Muse Studio

For browsing: Willow Video, Hayloft Vintage Mall

Good to know: Hours vary, and some need booking. Check each Visit box.

Burn off kid energy

Toy Traders calls itself Canada's largest toy store, and its owner once thought his first shop was too big. Fish Addicts is an aquarium shop big enough to feel like a free field trip.

Hockey kids can skate on a treadmill at Atomic Hockey. For a bigger outing, catch a game at the Langley Events Centre.

Make something

Maker Cube is the family-run makerspace with its own woodshop. At Flower Muse Studio in Willoughby, you blend your own perfume and take it home.

Browse and warm up

Willow Video is the video store whose owner outlasted Netflix and wants to say thank you. Hayloft Vintage Mall is a good place to lose an hour.

Then thaw out for real at Arctic Heat Retreat, the Fort Langley sauna that took more than $200,000 to build.

All links go to Langley Insiders spotlights. Check each business for current hours.