Discover Indigenous Destinations and Experiences on Hornby Island
Hornby Island, a serene gem in the Salish Sea, is deeply rooted in the rich cultural traditions of the Coast Salish peoples, particularly the K’ómoks and Qualicum First Nations. This stunning island offers visitors a chance to engage with Indigenous heritage through immersive cultural experiences, storytelling, and artistic expressions inspired by the land and sea.
Explore heritage trails, ancient village sites, and public art installations that honor the deep spiritual connection between the island’s first peoples and their environment. Participate in guided cultural tours, interactive workshops, and storytelling sessions led by local Indigenous cultural bearers. Whether you’re learning about traditional carving techniques, admiring Indigenous art in local galleries, or engaging in seasonal cultural festivals, Hornby Island invites you to connect with a living legacy that blends ancient traditions with contemporary creativity.
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