Daily spiritual programming and community meals are available to all visitors with dignity and respect.
Daily Spiritual Program
Open daily from 04:30 AM to 08:30 PM
Parkash
Opening ceremony of Siri Guru Granth Sahib.
Early morning
Gurbani Kirtan
Devotional music and congregational singing.
Morning and evening sessions
Katha
Spiritual discourse and interpretation of Gurbani.
Scheduled daily sessions
Daily Langar
Free community kitchen serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner to everyone.
Meals Served Daily
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Seva — Volunteer With Us
Seva (selfless service) is a core practice in Sikhism. All members of the community are invited to contribute their time and energy.
Langar Preparation
Help cook and prepare meals in the Langar kitchen. Shifts are available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner service.
Langar Serving & Cleanup
Serve meals to the Sangat, wash dishes, and maintain the cleanliness of the dining hall.
Gurdwara Cleaning
Assist with daily upkeep of the prayer hall, shoe room, and common areas.
Parking Management
Help direct traffic and manage parking during busy programs, Gurpurabs, and special events.
Youth Programs
Volunteer with children's Punjabi classes, Kirtan workshops, and youth sports activities.
To sign up for Seva, please contact the Gurdwara office at +1 604-746-1700 or speak to the volunteer coordinator during your visit.
Event Booking & Services
The Gurdwara offers a range of religious ceremonies and services for families. Contact the office to discuss arrangements.
Anand Karaj
The Sikh wedding ceremony, performed in the presence of Siri Guru Granth Sahib. Contact the Gurdwara office to discuss dates, arrangements, and requirements.
Akhand Path
A continuous, uninterrupted reading of the entire Siri Guru Granth Sahib, typically completed over 48 hours. Families may book an Akhand Path for special occasions.
Sukhmani Sahib Path
A recitation of the Sukhmani Sahib, a prayer of peace composed by Guru Arjan Dev Ji. This service can be arranged for personal milestones or in memory of loved ones.
Call +1 604-746-1700 to book or inquire about any of these services.
Dasvandh — Giving Back
Dasvandh is the Sikh practice of contributing one-tenth of one's earnings to charitable or religious causes. Your contributions directly support daily Langar, Gurdwara maintenance, community outreach, and youth programming.
In Person
Donations are accepted at the Gurdwara office during operating hours.
E-Transfer
Contact the Gurdwara office for e-transfer details and instructions.
Tax receipts are issued for eligible donations. Please provide your full name and mailing address when donating.
Visitor Etiquette
Guidance for first-time and returning visitors.
Are non-Sikhs welcome?
Yes. Everyone is welcome regardless of faith, background, or identity.
Do I need to cover my head?
Yes. Visitors are respectfully asked to cover their head before entering prayer spaces.
Do I remove my shoes?
Yes. Shoes are removed before entering as a sign of respect and cleanliness.
How should I sit during services?
Visitors are asked to sit on the floor during services as a practice of humility and equality.