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Join Us for Coquitlam Community Weekend: Connect Coffee & Community Family Fun Day, 10-11 Oct, 2026

lientran002
Oct 6
2 min read

As our city grows, building strong neighborhood connections is more important than ever. Whether over a warm cup of coffee or a sunny afternoon at the park, meaningful conversations start when we bring people together.


This October, I am excited to invite Coquitlam residents and families to join us for Coquitlam Community Weekend — two casual, inclusive events designed to foster connection, listen to your ideas, and celebrate our wonderful community.



☕ Connect Coffee with LiLi Tran


Start your weekend with warm coffee and great neighborhood conversations. Drop by for a relaxed morning chat to share your thoughts on Coquitlam’s future or simply connect with fellow residents.   


  • Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026 - 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM   

  • Location: C Market Coffee (100 Schoolhouse St, Coquitlam)   

  • Special Perks: The first 20 coffees are on us for local Coquitlam residents!   


     

🧺 Community Fun Day (Picnic & Pickleball)


Bring the whole family out for an afternoon of outdoor activities, friendly matches, and delicious snacks! There is something for everyone:     

  • Kids' Playground Zone: Safe, active play area right at Bramble Park for the little ones.   

  • Picnic & Potluck: Complimentary light treats and drinks will be provided. Potluck dishes are welcome if you’d like to bring something to share.  

  • Pickleball for All Levels: Casual games for regular players and beginner-friendly fun for first-timers.  

  • Date: Sunday, October 11, 2026  - 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM   

  • Location: Bramble Park (2775 Panorama Dr, Westwood Plateau, Coquitlam)   

  • Admission: FREE | Open to all Coquitlam residents & families.   

🛑 Important Community Safety Note: To protect children with severe allergies, all food items brought to the park must be strictly 100% NUT-FREE. Thank you for helping keep our community safe!   

Why We Gather


My goal as a building science engineer, public housing manager, and local mom is simple: to listen first and ensure our decisions reflect the real, everyday needs of Coquitlam families. These gatherings are non-political, engagement-first spaces where every voice matters.


Come out, enjoy the weekend, and let’s build a stronger, kinder Coquitlam together!

 
 
 

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