The City of Surrey's event listing says a free Thursday Artist Talk with Keerat Kaur is scheduled at Surrey Art Gallery on July 30.
The practical value is simple: residents who want a free evening arts event can confirm the language focus, time, address, and no-registration note before deciding whether to go.
What is confirmed
The City lists the event details this way:
- Date: Thursday, July 30, 2026
- Time: 7 to 8:30 p.m.
- Price: Free
- Location: Surrey Art Gallery
- Address: 13750 88 Ave.
The listing describes the program as a guided exhibition tour in Panjabi. It also says no registration is required.
What happens during the tour
The City says the Surrey Art Gallery Association is hosting the evening. The program begins with a live performance by Kaur, then moves into a tour of her exhibition, If Gardens Could Dream, in Panjabi.
That makes the listing most useful for gallery visitors who want both an artist-led program and a language-specific tour rather than a general exhibition visit.
The event page describes the program this way:
- Language focus: Kaur will discuss celebrating Panjabi language and Gurmukhi script, and why preserving the language is central to her work.
- Art forms: Illustration, poetry, music, and design are part of the artistic practice described for the evening.
- English context: Associate Curator Suvi Bains will lead portions of the tour in English.
How to plan
The cleanest plan is to use the Surrey Art Gallery address, arrive before the 7 p.m. start, and treat the event as a focused 90-minute gallery visit rather than a drop-in festival.
Before leaving, check the City page for any last-minute update. The current listing gives residents enough to decide: free admission, no registration, one evening only, and a clear language-specific tour format.
