Image of a poster for Hyack Square Market Days at 700 Columbia Street. The background of the poster shows the market tents, and text announces it is the last weekend of the 2025 summer market season. Depicted in an inset photograph are two young women in casual clothing, standing close together and smiling. The women, an acoustic duo known as Pink Lady, will be performing two sets at New Westminster BC’s Hyack Square on Saturday, Oct 4 btw 1 & 3pm, and admission is free.
Image of “Wait For Me, Daddy” public sculpture in Hyack Square, created by Canadian Edwin Dam de Nogales and his Spanish wife, Veronica, out of their studio in Barcelona. The sculpture, depicting a child breaking free of his mother’s grasp to chase after his uniformed father as he heads off to war, is based on an iconic 1940 photo of young Warren “Whitey” Bernard running down 8th St to see his daddy, Pte. Jack Bernard, as he departs with the rest of the BC Regiment. Pic: City of New Westminster
Image of the Hyack Square Market Days logo depicted in turquoise and cream, featuring a stylized illustration of one of New Westminster’s iconic bridges against a backdrop of sky and water.
Image of the Hyack Square Market Days logo, with text saying it is presented by the City of New Westminster and The Original Downtown New Westminster (the Downtown New West BIA) and produced by local New Westminster sustainable fashion house Designs By Jules.
🚇🚍It’s #GoByTransitWeek in the #LowerMainland & it couldn’t be easier to get to #HyackSquareMarket by Skytrain - you’ll see our vendor tents in #HyackSquare in front of the iconic “Wait For Me, Daddy” sculpture as soon as you exit #NewWestminster Station via 8th St. Final week hours extended to 5pm!
