Run by the City of Langford.
Our take
The Langford Station lines a stretch of the E&N rail corridor with 13 shipping containers, leased to artists and small businesses on 12-month terms. Public art includes The Exchange by Angellos Glaros, built from railway parts, some dating to the 1940s, and Brent Cooke’s metal crows in As the Crow Fries. Summer Fridays bring live music and a beer garden, followed by Show and Shine in August, a food truck festival in September and Light Up in December.
The facts
- 13 repurposed shipping containers. langford.ca
- Studio and incubator leases run 12 months. langford.ca
- The Exchange by Angellos Glaros uses railway parts, some from the 1940s. langford.ca
- Fridays at the Station bring live music and a beer garden in summer. langford.ca
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Sources for this listing
Checked November 8, 2026. Built from public sources; nothing here is a firsthand review.
