HYACK SUMMER MUSIC & FIREWORKS FESTIVAL
HYACK SUMMER MUSIC & FIREWORKS FESTIVAL
New Westminster's Summer Music & Fireworks Festival is an annual event that caps the summer off with community celebrations. It's the perfect event to bring your friends and family to and make some unforgettable memories filled with fun!
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