British Columbia

Come and visit the award-winning Museum at Campbell River where you can see, hear, and touch the coastal history of Northern Vancouver Island. Explore the vibrant and contemporary exhibits of First Nations cultures and historic coastal lifestyles and gain a deeper understanding of the region’s history. View a five-minute dramatic presentation of The Treasures of Siwidi, featuring spectacular masks and Read more...

Igniting curious minds through powerful stories of North Vancouver. MONOVA: Museum of North Vancouver, operated by the North Vancouver Museum and Archives, is a shared partner agency of the City and District of North Vancouver. MONOVA operates both the Museum of North Vancouver in The Shipyards and the Archives of North Vancouver located in Lynn Valley. In addition to the Read more...

Enter the Museum of Northern BC in Prince Rupert and experience the beauty of Northwest Coast architecture and the rich traditions of the Tsimshian First Nation. Located overlooking Prince Rupert Harbour, the Museum is renowned for its spectacular collection of timeless art, that brings to life the history and culture of the Northwest Coast. The Museum also features the dramatic Read more...

Museum of Surrey, located at 17710 56A Avenue in Cloverdale, is owned and operated by the City of Surrey. Located on the Heritage Campus in Cloverdale, the museum includes a main building with feature gallery, TD Explore Zone, Indigenous Hall, Textile Centre and Surrey Stories Gallery. Three heritage buildings are located on the east side of the museum – 1881 Read more...

Visit the Museum of Vancouver (MOV) and take in Vancouver’s past—from Indigenous history in c̓əsnaʔəm through the 1970s in the Vancouver Histories Galleries. Gain a deeper understanding of our city through stories, objects and shared experiences. The MOV hosts special exhibitions too, with different art, design and histories being featured every few months. Be sure to visit our website to Read more...

Walking to stores for usual or occasional needs is not always everyone’s preference, but it is an unavoidable part of modern life for most of us. Muskwa Gallery & Indian Crafts conducts business to serve visitors who come here while shopping and would be ready to buy art and handiwork. You can learn more info if you call 1-604-869-5000. This Read more...

Nadine’s Fine Art & Frames is an intimate little gallery in the heart of Downtown Vernon, BC, boasting the finest selection of Local Fine Art in the Valley.   Located at 3101 31 Avenue,  in the heart of Downtown Vernon. We are open Monday to Friday  9:30 to 5:30,  Saturdays, 10;00am. to 4:00.  Please call the store for an appointment if Read more...

Surrounded by idyllic mountains and beautiful lakes, the Nakusp Museum is home to many artifacts, photos, and stories of Nakusp and area’s rich history.   Read more...

The small lakeside village of Nakusp punches above its weight in culture, heritage, arts and outdoor adventure.  Vibrant Relaxation The inviting Village of Nakusp is nestled on the shores of Upper Arrow Lake between the magnificent Selkirk and Monashee mountain ranges. The largest of the Arrow Slocan communities, Nakusp is an oasis of arts, culture and relaxation with two hot Read more...

Located on the lands of the Snuneymuxw, in the heart of downtown Nanaimo, Nanaimo Art Gallery is an ambitious public art gallery that inspires and engages its communities through art. Over the past several years, the Gallery has moved through a phase of significant transformation to reposition itself in the communities we serve and to enhance our capacity. We have Read more...

The Nanaimo Arts Council provides opportunities for people to participate in creative activities through our programs and partnerships. We are the only arts organization in the community with a mandate to serve all forms of artistic expression. ​For over 50 years, NAC has played an integral part in the incubation and development of many of Nanaimo’s now autonomous organizations and Read more...

Discover Nanaimo Ceramic Arts Studio and Gallery, nestled in downtown Nanaimo on traditional Snuneymuxw land. Our diverse store showcases ceramics, paintings, jewelry, cards, and fibre arts. With a fully-equipped clay and art classroom, private studios, kiln, and glaze room, creativity kn​​ows no bounds here. Join us for weekly ceramic classes in wheel throwing and hand building. Explore monthly memberships and Read more...

The Nanaimo Museum is located in downtown Nanaimo on the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. It is a dynamic community facility offering diverse interpretive programming encouraging visitors to “Make a Discovery” while exploring the history and heritage of our area. The  museum entered a new era in 2008. Nanaimo’s history was given new life with the construction of Read more...

2025 Nanoose Bay Studio Tour Schedule – 3 EVENTS Discover Original Art in Nanoose Bay through its talented artists! Immerse yourself in the creativity of Vancouver Island’s finest artists! Nanoose Bay is tucked away in between Parksville and Nanaimo. The Nanoose Bay Studio Tour invites you to explore unique studios, meet talented local artists, and take-home original BC artwork. Whether Read more...

Experience the captivating fusion of culinary innovation and serene retreat at Naramata Inn. Indulge in cutting-edge gastronomy, curated by our talented team and inspired by the Okanagan terroir, while enjoying interactive experiences and renowned guest chef collaborations. Retreat into the tranquil atmosphere of our historic inn, where technology-free rooms and immersive outdoor spaces allow you to disconnect and reconnect with Read more...

The Bed and Breakfast is nestled on 172 acres among the majestic mountains of the Nass Valley, and the property offers many wonderful outdoor experiences. Grizzly and black bears are regulars here along with wolves, coyotes, fox and martins.  If you are a birdwatcher, you will be surprised by the number of species of birds that make their home here Read more...

The museum consists of three galleries. The permanent gallery at Anvil Centre takes you on a journey of discovery, covering over 10,000 years of New Westminster history and ending in 2010. Gallery 7 picks up where the permanent gallery leaves off. This is a place of engagement and interaction, bringing forth the contemporary stories of our city through discussion, dialogue, Read more...

Explore downtown New Westminster on a self-guided walking tour of public art.  This virtual map reveals pictures, information, activities and games related to each piece of public art. https://www.newwestcity.ca/public-art-registry Promoting and encouraging diverse and inclusive  public art opportunities to animate the urban landscape and nurture civic dialogue.  Credit: City of New Westminster |James Harry  Miyíw̓ts – Water’s Edge is a 16ft mirror polished stainless Read more...

Established in 1967, the Arts Council of Surrey is a member-based, non-profit society with a mandate to promote Performing, Literary, And Visual Arts. The Arts Council sponsors and produces more than 15 events each year in addition to participating in community events such as the City of Surrey Fusion Festival and Children’s Festival, the Surrey Association of Art Teachers student Read more...

The Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre (NNMCC) honours, preserves, and shares the history and heritage of Japanese Canadians and Japanese Culture in Canada through exhibits, programs, events, publications, and public use of facilities. Open since 2000, NNMCC houses a Japanese Canadian cultural centre, the Nikkei National Museum, a community centre serving the neighbourhood, and a beautiful Japanese Canadian garden. Read more...

Welcome to Hli Goothl Wilp-Adokshl Nisga’a, a name representing the four tribes that make up the Nisga’a Nation. The museum displays artifacts of all four peoples within its permanent exhibition,  an assemblage of 300+ art objects that left the Nass Valley in the latter part of the 19th Century and early part of the 20th Century. During the struggle for Read more...

Nisga’a Museum / Hli Goothl Wilp Adokshl Nisga There are many guided and self-guided tours of the natural and cultural highlights of Nisga’a Lands available. We have a self-guided Auto Tour, a Botanical Tour, Fish Wheel Tour, Lava Bed and Lava Cone Tour, and a Government Building tour. Some of the tours are seasonable in nature, so be sure to Read more...

Way’. We welcome you to our website. You are invited to more than just visit us. You are invited to join us to experience and learn about our lands, our legends and our people. See legends come alive in two multi-sensory theatre experiences. Explore the “Living Lands” outdoor exhibit and sculpture gallery. Smell the wild sage along our network of Read more...

North Pacific Cannery | National Historic Site is unique among the few surviving salmon canneries.  It was established in 1889 and is the oldest remaining intact cannery on the West Coast of North America and ran continuously for almost 100 years. Original architecture and the pristine BC wilderness set the backdrop for a unique and engaging experience. As a visitor Read more...

There are endless amount of options for visitors to the North Shore. From hiking and biking, to shopping and eating, you will find your perfect itinerary whether you are travelling as a family, for a romantic weekend, or coming to enjoy our outdoor activities. Our local businesses need your support now more than ever to continue to breathe life into Read more...

Delve into a little history at our museums and find out all about us, who we are, where we’ve come from, and where we’re going. BC Mills House MONOVA West Vancouver Art Museum Read more...

The North Shore Spirit Trail is an ambitious effort by the City of North Vancouver, the District of North Vancouver, the District of West Vancouver, and the Squamish and Tsleil Waututh First Nations to create a continuous greenway across the entire North Shore. Eventually, you will be able to hike, bike, or rollerblade from Deep Cove to Horseshoe Bay on the continuous path. Read more...

On the North Shore, you will find two First Nations communities the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish Nations who provide the chance to gain insight into their ancient cultures with tours, storytelling, galleries, and Indigenous activities and experiences. Híwus Feasthouse Kia’palano Whey-ah-Wichen Canoe Festival Mr. Bannock Read more...

Canada’s Landmark – Luxury Hotel Built in an English Manor House style and nestled on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, Victoria’s Oak Bay Beach Hotel is an elegant luxury boutique resort reconstructed on the same oceanfront lot where the historical hotel sat for more than 90 years. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We acknowledge and respect that the land on which the Read more...

Welcome to OceanFront Suites at Cowichan Bay. To ensure you have a comfortable stay, we are happy to offer the following services and features for your enjoyment. WORLD TRAVEL & TOURISM COUNCIL SAFE TRAVELS DESIGNATION We are recognized as a global destination that has adopted globally standardized health and hygiene protocols. IN ROOM DINING Our on-site restaurant, The Cook and Read more...

It’s that time of year – heaps of apples, pears and the last of the stone fruits, mountains of squash, pumpkin and bumper crops from local producers. The harvest in the Okanagan Valley is a literal cornucopia of local producers and artisan makers. A fall road trip in the Okanagan is a must before the snow sets in on the Read more...

Sunshine Coast Artists & Artisans One Flower One Leaf Gallery proudly show­cases over 30 local artists and artisans. Artwork, paintings, sculpture, photography, jewelry, pottery, wood carvings, glass art and musical instruments. Immerse yourself in creativity on the waterfront in the heart of Gibsons Land­ing. A great place to find art and handmade gifts crafted by the best talent on the Read more...

At Opal Jewellery Studio, we’re committed to bringing you the very best in fine jewellery crafted by local artisans on Gabriola Island. Our collection is carefully curated to offer you a unique and unforgettable shopping experience. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or a one-of-a-kind piece to add to your collection, we’re here to help. Read more...

Our Workshops & Classes listings are a great way to find creative courses offered throughout British Columbia.  opusartsupplies.com/resources/events Resources for the Creative Individual Art Materials, Digital Printing, and Picture Frames Videos, Demonstrations, Workshops, and Community Events Friendly and Knowledgeable Staff Locations across BC plus a National Mail Order Service Opus Art Supplies are available at these BC Locations: Downtown Vancouver   Read more...

Established in 1983, the Or Gallery is one of Canada’s foremost artist-run centres. Founded with a mandate to support and develop innovative and idea-driven exhibitions, the organization remains committed to curatorial innovation and diversity. The Director/Curator’s vision is supported by guest curated exhibitions and curatorial residencies that emphasize the role diverse communities and discourses play in art production. The gallery Read more...

The Osoyoos & District Arts Council (O.D.A.C.) is an organization that provides an arts identity and support to smaller cultural group organizations, guilds and individual members.     The MISSION of the Osoyoos & District Arts Council is to increase and broaden opportunities to enjoy, participate and be enriched by arts and culture.    The Osoyoos Community Arts Council was incorporated in December 1981 and officially Read more...

The Osoyoos Museum Society (OMS) was established in 1963 for the express purpose of collecting, protecting, preserving and providing access to artifacts and information regarding the history of the Osoyoos area, the OMS operates the Osoyoos & District Museum and Archives to achieve this goal.  ​In 2011, the community approved a referendum to acquire an existing property on Main Street Read more...

Discover the heart of BC’s artistic spirit with Pacific Arts Market, a dynamic hub for festivals, pop-up events, and unforgettable experiences. Nestled across Vancouver Island and the surrounding region, we bring together a vibrant and supportive community of artists, crafters, and small business owners. Each event transforms a space into a buzzing art fair filled with stunning art and craft Read more...

An intimate art space in the heart of Strathcona celebrating local Vancouver artists in several shows a year in a variety of mediums. Every month a new artist takes over the gallery windows which when lit up at night provide another visual experience of the exhibiting artist’s work.   Located at 800 Keefer Street, Vancouver, BC The neighbourhood is home to numerous Read more...

The Parksville Museum is located at Craig Heritage Park in Parksville, British Columbia. Aside from the wonderful array of historical artifacts located in the main building, the site also includes 8 heritage buildings that serve as a window into the life of early Parksville settlers. Read more...

In 1977, a small group of volunteers dedicated to the arts, organized and registered the Comox Arts Society, and opened a one room viewing gallery in Comox. The Gallery was originally funded by a small government grant, but now receives revenue from art commissions, public donations, membership fees, fund-raisers and generous in-kind support from the Town of Comox. In 1980, the Read more...

Welcome to the Pemberton Museum located in the heart of the Pemberton Valley, the traditional and unceded territory of Lil’wat Nation, who have been here since time immemorial. Nestled in downtown Pemberton, our beautiful 1-acre site is home to 9 historic buildings, the earliest built in 1897, as well as a collection of over 2,500 artifacts, 2,000 photographs and over 20 meters Read more...

At the Penticton Art Gallery, art and community come together to create a unique and inclusive cultural hub in the heart of downtown Penticton, British Columbia. As we acknowledge the land on which we gather as the unceded, traditional territory of the syilx (Okanagan) People, we are committed to engaging in ongoing dialogue about issues and ideas expressed through contemporary Read more...

Explore the unique world of South Okanagan beyond its famous ‘beaches and peaches’ with tons of hands-on displays and activities for the whole family. As you enter the museum, you are welcome to immerse yourself in the history and culture of Penticton and the South Okanagan through fascinating exhibits and interactive learning spaces. The Penticton Museum & Archives also offers Read more...

Beyond your vision by Philip Sokazo. “My expression takes action beyond an interpretation of reality, through visual art, sculpture, designed object, music, and Public Art. If I pushed the boundaries of your sensations, is to bring you to an unexplored zone of your feelings: your pure imagination! It is your privilege to take part in the freedom of dream, experiencing Read more...

The Pitt Meadows Art Gallery (PMAG) is a free public art gallery, located 10932 Barnston View Rd., Pitt Meadow. The Gallery is overseen by the City of Pitt Meadows and operated by Volunteers on a daily basis. Pitt Meadows Art Gallery is located at 10932 Barnston View Rd., Pitt Meadows, BC, V3Y 0B9 Since first opening its doors in 2017, Read more...

Place des Arts is an established not-for-profit arts education centre in Coquitlam. With a mission to inspire the artist in everyone, we offer quality classes and lessons in dance, music, theatre, and visual and literary arts, for all ages and skill levels. We also support local and emerging artists through our Artisan Shop and three exhibition spaces. Our events and Read more...

Come Art With Us! Established in 1998, the Port Moody Arts Centre Society is a not-for-profit organization that creates art experiences to engage, challenge, and awaken opportunities for connection.  We provide art education, exhibitions, and community art experiences in the City of the Arts with various partners and artists each year. We are supported by a thriving community of artists, Read more...

Located on the Market Street entrance, the Port Hardy Museum & Archives is operated by the non-profit Port Hardy Heritage Society. It is open year-round and admission is by donation. The Museum exhibits aboriginal artifacts, early settler’s effects, natural history materials, and local industrial equipment. Newspapers, maps, school records, photographs, personal histories, and institutional records are preserved in the archives. Read more...

The Port McNeill & District Museum was built with community support to display logging memorabilia from the North Island. Opened in 2000, we welcome all visitors as an essential part of your North Island experience. Video exhibits feature: “The Last Logging Railway in North America” “Women in Log Scaling” “Finding the Pioneer” Exciting News!!! We’re excited to be part of Read more...

Located at the west end of Rocky Point Park, the Port Moody Station Museum is housed in a heritage CPR station. This live-in station was built in 1908 and features a recreated station office, parlour and kitchen. The Museum contains displays on the early history of Port Moody including its involvement in the building of the CPR, local logging and Read more...

Created in 2006 by Carlie Smith and inspired by the famous art and design markets of Europe, Portobello West’s goal is to introduce Vancouver’s style conscious shoppers to the creative pool of artists and designers working here. Now operating as a not-for-profit society, Portobello West is governed by a Board of Directors and a Marketing, Communications and Events Manager. Portobello Read more...

PotteryWorks is a multi-media art studio located in New Westminster that supports, teaches and promotes artists overcoming disability through the practice of art and craft. Our primary goal at Pottery Works is to support community inclusion for our artists. SHOP ON LINE – https://www.potteryworksonlineshop.ca/ We teach and promote them to become valued members of their communities and to be recognized Read more...

Princeton is located in the Similkameen regions of southern British Columbia. the Princeton Arts Council is very active in their community and presents numerous programs and events. The Sunflower Gallery & Gift Shop showcases the creations of Similkameen Valley artists, artisans and crafters. Creations include paintings, pottery, jewelry, felting, pine needle baskets, soapstone sculptures, woodworking and handmade soaps. Read more...

BRONZE SCULPTURE WALK Princeton is the Bronze Sculpture Capital of Canada.  22 Bronze sculptures highlighting the diverse wildlife Princeton has to offer.  The Walk takes you through Princeton’s main streets with excellent opportunities for pictures and viewing enjoyment. The Mountain Man (1903) Remington described “The Mountain Man” as on of the “old Iroquois trappers who followed the Fur Companies in Read more...

The PDMA has a wide range of historic collections reflecting Princeton’s history: Official Repository of local First Nations archaeological artifacts. A First Peoples basket display exhibiting various weaving styles and periods. an extensive range of local pioneer items providing a visual record of life in Princeton. a fossil and mineral collection of over 40,000 specimens many from local sites. a Read more...

Take a walk throughout downtown Sechelt, BC, to discover a variety of colourful murals and locally made sculptures. We recommend you start your walk at the Sechelt Visitor Info Centre, and finish at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre gallery. This guided tour includes highlights of the District of Sechelt’s Public Art Collection as well as murals located on various businesses Read more...

The Qualicum Beach Museum is a community run museum, featuring a world class Paleontology collection and exhibit, as well as stories and archival photographs about the history of Qualicum Beach. Features exhibits of Qualicum First Nations History and Culture; Tourism; ‘Fish Trees and Folk’; Natural History; films about local paleontology and local history; and a beautiful garden that includes the Read more...

The purpose of the Quesnel Arts Council  (QDCAC) is to increase and broaden the opportunities for Quesnel and District                    citizens to enjoy and participate in arts, cultural and heritage activities: – To help coordinate the work and programs of arts, heritage and cultural groups in the area; – To stimulate and Read more...

What began as a small, volunteer-driven grassroots initiative has blossomed over four decades into a beacon of artistic excellence in the Cariboo region of British Columbia. While our origins may have been humble, the Quesnel Art Gallery has since grown and thrived, thanks in part to the dedicated support of our community and the tireless efforts of our volunteers. Today, Read more...

From rare Chinese artifacts used during the gold rush era to ephemera that will evoke childhood memories, our extensive collections are sure to appeal to all ages and interests. Listen to the stories of our Chinese and First Nations Elders, or view our Sikh temple through interactive video installations. Meet the early residents of Quesnel through the photographs of C.D. Hoy Read more...

R.J. Haney Heritage Village and the Museum and Archives, located at 751- Highway 97B, is a lovely place that offers a unique and authentic experience for visitors to come and explore our rich Heritage. The 40-acre site is comprised of 24 buildings that are either replicas or originals, including the original 1910 Haney House. There are over 30 exhibits, which Read more...

The West Coast Railway Association is an historical group dedicated to the preservation of the railway history of British Columbia. We operate the Railway Museum of British Columbia. Membership is open to all people with an interest in railways past and present. The West Coast Railway Association presents the story of how the railways were a catalyst in the creation of Western Canadian communities and their Read more...

The Richmond Art Gallery plays a dynamic role in the growth of visual art in Richmond, and is a vital part of the contemporary art network in British Columbia and Canada. The gallery features exhibitions of regional, national and international contemporary works of art. By promoting dialogue around contemporary art, the Richmond Art Gallery offers visitors the opportunity to connect Read more...

We’ll make you curious about our city’s colourful and diverse history when you join us for a journey of discovery as we explore our place in the world. From First Nations baskets to bog horseshoes and Chinese opera costumes, the City of Richmond’s 20,000+ artefact collection tells the many stories of Richmond. Artefacts in the City of Richmond Collection tell Read more...

Built for the Games. Designed for Legacy. The Richmond Olympic Oval is now one of the most heavily used Olympic Legacy facilities in the world, featuring facilities, programs and services for sport, health, wellness, culture and entertainment activities.  Among the most recent additions to the Oval is the Olympic Experience: Canada’s only Olympic Museum. A highly interactive and dynamic museum, Read more...

There are a variety of ways to learn about and explore Richmond’s public art. Discover them online on our Public Art Registry page, or take a look at our public art brochures. The City of Richmond is proud to be home to a wealth of signature public artworks and is dedicated to creating a vibrant city in which to live Read more...

A romantic getaway, a seaside vacation with close friends, or a retreat with your colleagues to energize and refocus, there are many reasons to seek out beautiful places. Find beauty and relaxation at Rockwater Secret Cove Resort… right here on British Columbia’s beautiful Sunshine Coast. Art of the Gateway Choose from an eclectic array of ocean-side rooms, be it a Read more...

Embark on a captivating journey through the Canadian Rockies with our self-guided tour. Follow our artists’ map around Canmore, Invermere, Jasper, Valemount, Stony Plain and Edmonton. You can customize your itinerary to visit, meet, and interact with your favourite artists, catching them at work in their studios. Secure your stay at INNhotels.com, where you’ll find a seamless blend of comfort and Read more...

Check out amazing playlist for the upcoming festival here. Salmon Arm ROOTSandBLUES is more than just a leading BC music festival. It’s a place where music lovers of all ages and backgrounds express themselves. It’s a festival where kids dance and play while parents and grandparents reconnect with old friends and swap stories of performances from the past three decades. Read more...

Located in the heart of Kelowna’s Cultural District, the Rotary Centre for the Arts is a multidisciplinary visual and performing arts centre. At the Rotary Centre for the Arts, the community can experience artists and performers in action or take part in courses and workshops year-round. This City of Kelowna facility includes the Mary Irwin Theatre, a set-building workshop, artist Read more...

Discover British Columbia at the Royal BC Museum. From coastal forests to the depths of the north Pacific, explore our gallery and immerse yourself in tales of where we’ve been and where we are going. Experience authentic artifacts and highly realistic settings as you journey to the Ice Age and spot a Woolly Mammoth.  Dive under the ocean and check Read more...

Want to know more about this majestic theatre? Keep reading! We fell in love. Not in a way you might think, but in a way we never thought we would. Let us explain….  When we purchased our run down, desolate, dirty theatre in 2009, we wanted to clean it up and hopefully breath new life into it. With very little knowledge Read more...

Looking ahead to next year, excitement is already building for what promises to be another unforgettable experience. The festival is committed to showcasing a range of artists. Visitors can explore the artists featured this year by checking out the Artist page on the Ryga Arts Festival website, where they’ll find a dynamic roster of talent to get inspired by. Stay Read more...

Artful. Distinctive. Memorable. Experience a coastal journey at the Salish Sea Market, where the powerful stories of the art created “within sight” and “with insight” of the Salish Sea unfold. www.salishseamarket.com New Owner, Joanne, invites you to discover artistic expression in all mediums; Wood  Glass Fine Art  Ceramic Metal Wearable Art & Fibre Body & Soul We specialize in “Where Read more...

Sandy Kay’s paintings are very emotion-based; she works in both classic and contemporary styles, from abstract to realism with a broad range of subjects. The commonality can be found in their stories. “I strive to create a feeling rather than portray a picture, to evoke a response from the viewer and create a sense of time and place in this Read more...

The Dance Centre is the resource centre for dance in British Columbia and offers a range of activities that is unparalleled in Canadian dance. We present a season of performances and public events featuring all styles of dance, support artists through residencies and professional development opportunities, and provide information about dance in BC. We also operate Scotiabank Dance Centre, Canada’s Read more...

Buckle up for an unforgettable journey along the picturesque Sea-to-Sky Corridor where adventure meets culture and history at every turn. Our road trip kicks off with a blast at the iconic Britannia Mine Museum, a restored functional mine dedicated to preservation and education. Unearth the rich history of this important landmark with engaging experiences for all ages. Next stop? Sea Read more...

The Sea to Sky Gondola, located near Squamish, British Columbia, offers visitors a scenic 10-minute ride to an elevation of 885 meters, providing panoramic views of Howe Sound, coastal forests, and surrounding mountains. At the summit, the 9,000-square-foot Summit Lodge provides a comfortable space to relax and enjoy the scenery. Visitors can explore various attractions, including the Sky Pilot Suspension Read more...

The Sea-to-Sky corridor is more than just a road; it’s a gateway to some of the most breathtaking scenery and rich cultural experiences in British Columbia. Stretching north from Vancouver, this scenic route winds its way through majestic mountains, alongside serene ocean vistas, and into the heart of the province’s wilderness. As you travel along this iconic route, you’ll encounter Read more...

During your trip to the Broughton Archipelago be sure to tour SeaRose Studio with artist and author Yvonne Maximchuk. It’s around the corner from Echo Bay, just a short boat ride west of Billy’s Museum. Come by; look for the OPEN sign, (generally 10-4 daily.)To be certain of finding her at home,  Email searosestudio@hotmail.com or call 250-974-8134 for a private Read more...

2024 SECHELT ARTS FESTIVAL Beginning in 2024, under the guidance of the Sunshine Coast Arts Council, the Sechelt Arts Festival connects art, ecology and climate change. We envision art as a means of calling attention to relationships – to our local ecologies, to our companion communities, and to the land, air and waters that make this part of the world Read more...

Nestled in the heart of Secwépemc territory, our museum and heritage park offer a captivating journey through the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the Secwépemc people. Immerse yourself in the stories, traditions, and artistry of this vibrant community as you explore our thoughtfully curated exhibits and beautifully landscaped heritage park. Our museum showcases a remarkable collection of artifacts, photographs, Read more...

“Loved Loved Loved This Place!” A scenic ferry ride from Port McNeill delivers you to the edge of tiny Cormorant Island, where you’ll find the Seine Boat Inn perched above the shoreline of the small and vibrant community of Alert Bay. Built in the 1940’s, during Alert Bay’s heyday as the main supply centre for the South Central Coast, the Read more...

As one of Canada’s oldest cities, New Westminster is filled with history and is home to some of the province’s oldest structures. Follow along as we explore its historical roots and learn about the rich past of Downtown New West. We’ve listed four prominent buildings for you to explore, but be sure to do some of your own exploring along the way! Read more...

Semiahmoo Arts is an umbrella organization dedicated to supporting the arts community in White Rock and South Surrey. Semiahmoo arts operates the arts wing of the South Surrey Recreation And Arts Centre. Highlighted at the arts centre is the Turnbull Gallery, which showcases our Art Rental Program. The facility also has state-of-the-art visual art and pottery studios. The arts centre Read more...

Seymour Art Gallery welcomes more than 25,000 visitors annually to our gallery, Gallery Shop, and special events. Along with a busy exhibition schedule, we present performance events — including music, artist demonstrations, interactive art-making, and events for children. The Seymour Art Gallery establishes a high standard in our balanced program of visual and performing arts. The gallery also plays an Read more...

Sharon Lalonde has been creating from a very early age, using all forms of artistic expression. Since moving to the Comox Valley, in 2012, she has been able to immerse herself in painting. She has achieved Active Member status, with the Federation of Canadian Artists, in 2018 and has been recognized by the Federation, in 2019, with “Best In Show” Read more...

Haida Gwaii has a wealth of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists, potters, jewellers, musicians and craftspeople who represent the culture, spirit, and lifestyle of the islands. Most artisans in these creative communities rely on tourism traffic to sustain their livelihoods and artistic pursuits. In the spirit of community and born from a collaborative of the local Misty Isles Economic Development Society Read more...

Silk Purse Arts Centre & West Vancouver Community Arts Council The West Vancouver Community Arts Council, established in 1968, is a not-for-profit organization that advocates for both visual and performing artists. Our mandate is to provide opportunities for people to enjoy and participate in cultural activities, deliver visual, literary and performing arts programs, foster interest in our diverse cultural heritage, and promote Read more...

Featuring 300+ LOCAL artists SHOP – GALLERY – PINBALL – CO-WORKING OPEN 10am – 8pm – 7 days a week When we say local we mean it, our artists must live or work in Vancouver. as local as we can get! We offer radically inclusive opportunities at no cost for all artists. We set up the systems and the artists choose Read more...

The Smithers Art Gallery is a non-profit organization at the heart of the local visual arts community and has been in operation since 1971. Our exhibitions change every 4-5 weeks and showcase the work of local and regional artists in solo and group shows. The Gallery regularly offers artists’ talks and demonstrations, art classes and workshops, community art events, summer Read more...

The arts council embraces all forms of the arts: visual arts (painting, sculpture, fabric art, pottery, glass, photography etc); performing arts (theatre groups, choirs, orchestras, dance etc.) and any other forms of art which may present themselves. Membership is encouraged from all walks of life. Not only are artists welcome but any member of the community who appreciates artistic endeavours Read more...

The Sooke Fine Arts Society is a not-for-profit organization created to encourage and promote a greater understanding and appreciation for the arts by organizing an annual art show, as well as hosting public learning opportunities to demonstrate artistic technique and expertise. The annual art show, held at the end of July and early August of each year, is Vancouver Island’s Read more...

The Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in 1997 by Norman Nelson and is now in its 26th year. It performed its first concert in June 1998. The orchestra has more than 60 members, ranging between 30 and 80 years of age, coming from all over the region. The SPO includes the Sooke Philharmonic Chorus, led by Choral Director Nicholas Fairbank. Read more...

Welcome to the Sooke Region Museum and Visitor Centre Sharing the stories of Sooke Region history. Indoor exhibits include First Nations basketry and local history featuring mining, forestry, maritime exhibits, as well as the popular All Sooke Day film. Outdoor exhibits include the Forestry Path, Servants Quarters, the Saga of the Lord Western and the Lighthouse from Triangle Island. HOURS Read more...

South Shore Gallery, located in the heart of beautiful Sooke, British Columbia, features a collection of original artwork. Paintings, ceramics, glass, metal works, jewellery, wearables, and fibre art, along with fabulous one of a kind cards and gifts. Shop a selection of art supplies, everything from brushes and paint, to cleaners, artboards and pre-stretched canvases. Read more...

At Spirits of the West Coast Art Gallery we offer a unique and authentic Indigenous experience to our visitors and customers. Our focus is on hand-made artwork and jewelry by skilled Northwest Coast Indigenous artists of Haida, Kwakwaka’wakw, Coast Salish and West Coast decent who live within their Indigenous communities and are actively involved in their cultures. Our goal is to uplift Read more...

The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre is the first centre of its kind in Canada, sharing what our two Nations have in common and what makes each unique. The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre showcases permanent and feature exhibit spaces, a gift shop, café, and a full catering and events department for group bookings. Guided tours are included in museum admission on the hour, every hour, with a welcome Read more...

Stairway Studio is a silversmithing school and supply shop located in Market Square, the historic heart of downtown Victoria. With a commitment to preserving the art of traditional silversmithing, Stairway Studio offers a selection of classes and workshops for every skill level, from beginner to professional, as well as other specialty workshops and events. We are expanding our course offerings to include more specialized Read more...