PoCo Heritage Christmas Tree Festival 2026
Festival Details
The PoCo Heritage Christmas Tree Festival is an annual community-wide festival and fundraising event presented by The Port Coquitlam Heritage and Cultural Society (PoCo Heritage).
PoCo Heritage is a community organization whose mission is to celebrate and preserve Port Coquitlam’s diverse heritage and culture through community engagement. We operate the PoCo Heritage Museum and Archives at Leigh Square.
Please join us in celebrating the holiday season by participating in our 14th annual Christmas Tree Festival! Share your business and/or community group by decorating a tree and be part of the magic during the winter season.
Important Dates
October 23rd – Registration Begins
November 14th – Registration Closes
November 20th – Christmas Tree Set-Up
November 27th – Christmas Tree Decoration Completed
November 28th + 29th – Christmas Event and Market at PCCC
November 28th – December 14th – Tree Voting + Tree Trail
January 4th – January 7th – Tree Take-Down
January 5th – Thank You Party + Awards Presentation
How to Register and Pay
To Register, simply fill in the form below or see the form at the link here.
The fee to participate is $125 per tree. Non-profit community groups may enter one tree free of charge.
To pay chose one of the following:
By card online on our square store
By cash in-person at the museum
By cheque made out to “The Port Coquitlam Heritage and Cultural Society” and dropped off or sent to #150-2248 McAllister Ave, Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 2A
Donations and Sponsorships
Looking to support the festival? We are happy to discuss opportunities for sponsors. Reach out to us at info@pocoheritage.org
Are you a community group participating for free? Consider helping PoCo Heritage keep this festival going by donating what you can here on our Canada Helps Page.
Tree Details
Trees must be artificial, able to fit their assigned space, must have no dangerous decoration and be able to support themselves and their decorations safely. All participating groups are responsible for keeping their tree safe, and assume the risk of any theft or damage to their tree.