Sikh community event outside Surrey Gurdwara

Two women are walking side-by-side outdoors. The woman on the left is wearing an orange patterned salwar kameez and a dark purple dupatta, with glasses and a cross-body purse. She is holding a bottle of water. The woman on the right is wearing a purple salwar kameez and dupatta, with her hands resting on her hips. They are walking on a paved surface with some gravel and are in front of a white trailer. In the background, there are trees, a blue pole, a gate with writing in Punjabi, and a crowd of people, suggesting a public event or gathering. The presence of the "Nidar Hardeep Singh Nijjar Memorial Gate" sign indicates the location is likely the Gurdwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.

The image depicts a sunny outdoor scene outside a Sikh temple, likely the Gurdwara Sahib Sikh Society of Surrey, located in Surrey, Canada. In the foreground, a woman is walking to the right, wearing a pink floral salwar kameez and a light pink headscarf. She is wearing black sandals. Behind her, other people are walking in the same direction, some wearing traditional Sikh attire. The temple building, with its white domes and blue accents, is visible in the background. Tents are set up in front of the temple, and cars are parked in a lot to the right. Yellow lines are painted on the asphalt road, and a blue lamppost stands on the right side of the image. The sky is clear and blue.

A group of people walk across a street. In the foreground, a child in a red outfit sits in a stroller. A man in a tan shirt pushes the stroller. Behind them, a woman in a green patterned outfit and a man in a yellow head covering walk. In the background, several other people walk past tents. The street has yellow lines on it.

A koi fish swims through a pond filled with lily pads. The fish is orange and white. It moves from the left side of the frame to the right. The water is dark and reflects the green lily pads and surrounding foliage.