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Prince Rupert Visitor Info Centre#100, 215 Cow Bay Road
The cultural centre for the Northern Coast, Prince Rupert hosts many spectacular museums: the Museum of Northern BC, Kwinitsa Station Railway Museum and North Pacific Historic Fishing Village - a National Historic Site. Other highlights include Pike Island Cultural Tours, the Pacific Mariners Memorial Park and the funky Cow Bay area. Vintage vehicle buffs will enjoy the restored 1925 REO Speedwagon fire engine at the Firehall Museum. Round out your stay by sampling a seafood specialty prepared at one of Prince Rupert's many fine restaurants. |
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Tourism Chilliwack
Chilliwack - The Great Outside! Chilliwack has a rich and vibrant aboriginal culture and our land is spirited with longhouses and cultural interpretive centres waiting to welcome you. Chilliwack offers an increasing number of performing arts events, many hosted or initiated by the vibrant Chilliwack Community Arts Council.
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Merritt, Country Music Capital of Canada
MERRITT, Heart of Country Take in larger-than-life murals painted by local artists, and check out the handprints of Country Music Legends placed around the city on the Walk of Stars. With a wide variety of live music at local venues, you can experience first hand the flavour of Merritt, the Country Music Capital of Canada, Plus, visit our annual Valley Visual Artists Show and sale at the Courthouse Art Gallery; take in the Musum Archives, or enjoy Aboriginal Days, June 21st at Monck Park. Travel back in time with a tour of the Historic Baillie Property and explore 28 historic buildings on the Merritt Heritage Walk. Watch real cowboys in action at the Nicola Valley Pro Rodeo on Labour Day Weekend. "Cowboy Up" at the Douglas Lake Ranch, Nicola Ranch, AP Guest Ranch or the Quilchena Ranch. Walk the Harmon Lake Interpretive Trails or Laurie Guichon Memorial Grasslands Interpretive Site, and see how many bird varieties you can spot. Enthusiastic astronomers won't want to miss the Dark-Sky Preserve or Merritt's Astronimcal Society's Merritt Star Quest in September. Located only 3 hours from Vancouver, Merritt is a world away from anything you have ever experienced. From its wide open spaces and winding rivers to its historic and entertaining downtown core, Merritt has something for everyone. |
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Tourism Richmond
A diverse artistic and heritage-rich cultural
canvas offering colourful brushstrokes for the sophisticated
cultural explorer, and more. Get in touch with your artistic
side. Book your two-night getaway today. CLICK HERE to view Simon Sees experience Richmond. |
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City of Port Coquitlam
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Kitimat Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Info Centre2109 Forest Ave
Discover Kitimat Have a look around City Centre and the varied shopping in Kitimat’s downtown core, or enjoy Kitimat’s diverse recreational facilities. Include a visit to the Kitimat Museum for community arts, heritage and culture. Drive down to Kitimat’s large sitka spruce then over the bridge to Radley Park campground. There are also a number of access points to Kitimat River for some beautiful views and excellent river fishing. Include a golf game, and a drive to Kitamaat Village for a seafood lunch or dinner. Great channel views are waiting for you. A hike or nature walk could also be included on any of Kitimat’s surrounding terrain. |
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Tourism Whistler Nov 10 to 13, 2011 Cornucopia Bizarre Bazaar Whistler Film Festival TELUS World Ski & Snowboard Festival Visit www.whistler.com for more details. |
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Harrison Hot Springs
Your retreat to nature is just up the road.
Nestled against Southwestern British Columbia's magnificent mountains and the sandy beaches of Harrison Lake, Harrison Village is your local vacation destination filled with a rich history and natural wonders. Drive away from the hectic pace of life and let your body and mind indulge in a diverse range of activities from nature walks, eagle watching and aboriginal tours to arts festivals and world championship sand sculpture, fine dining and spa treatments. It's all here! Harrison Village is conveniently located in Mighty Fraser Country, a short 90 minute drive east of Vancouver, BC. Get away for a few days. You'll be glad you did. |
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Tourism Squamish & Squamish Adventure Centre101 - 38551 Loggers Lane
Did you know? Squamish has the 2nd largest per capita population of Artists in Canada! Discover what inspires them and choose your own adventure... As Part of the Cultural Olympiad, the Squamish Wild at Art Festival is an annual arts, cultural and heritage celebration featuring emerging and professional artists, actors, musicians and cultural groups. For detailed event listings during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games visit www.wildatart.ca CRS Trading Post is located on Hwy. 99 in historic Britannia Beach. Featuring carvings by local Coast Salish natives (Squamish Nation), silver and gold handcrafted jewellery and original works of art by world renowned artists Ice Bear, Ken Skoda. Open daily | 604.896.0001 | www.thecrstradingpost.com Squamish Arts Council. Visit SAC’s two venues for art & culture exhibits and events. 24 Hour viewing at SAC Artisan Gallery at 1306 Main Street, and check website for events at SAC Building at 37950 Cleveland. www.squamishartscouncil.org |
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Tourism White Rock
Visit White Rock and indulge your senses with inspiring art work by local artists, Semiahmoo First Nation’s heritage and the many legendary festivals taking place throughout the year. With its stunning seaside backdrop, it’s no wonder arts and culture flourish here! Plan your visit today, you’ll be sure to find hidden treasures all over the city. CLICK HERE to view Simon Sees experience White Rock. |
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Tourism Port Hardy
Located at the northern tip of Vancouver Island, BC, Port Hardy (pop. 4,500) is nestled on the edge of the Queen Charlotte Strait, in the small Hardy Bay. It was the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nations who first settled here some 8,000 years ago, drawn to the region by its shelter from the harsh storms farther north, as well as the rich aquaculture. First Nations culture still abounds in this cozy seaside town. Totems, wood carvings and art galleries throughout town display the talent and legends of native bands still living in the community. |
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Aboriginal Tourism BC
Kla - how- eya The First Nations of British Columbia, Canada welcome you! British Columbia has known the footsteps of Aboriginal people from time immemorial. We are the indigenous peoples of this land whose traditions and culture remain strong, rich and diverse and whose life has been shaped by the land, oceans, climate and creatures within. Our land is British Columbia. A vast beautiful landscape that is as diverse as its people. From the rocky shoreline carved by the ocean to the peaks of the highest mountains and the beautiful plains of the interiorthis is our home. Here in BC you can watch native artists carve a totem pole, explore our traditional lands and waters with an Aboriginal guide, experience a traditional First Nations healing and purification lodge with a native elder, view exquisite Pacific Northwest native art in art galleries, cultural centers and museums, sample traditional foods and award-winning wines, relax in native-owned resorts, campgrounds, log cabins and bed & breakfast inns and even enjoy a round of golf on a native-owned championship golf course! The Aboriginal Tourism Association of British Columbia (ATBC) and its members invite you to travel to British Columbia this year to experience our rich First Nations culture, traditions and warm hospitality. |
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Tourism New WestminsterVisitor Centre: 604.526.1905
As the oldest city in Western Canada and the first capital of British Columbia, New Westminster has a long and rich history. In 2009, we celebrated our 150th anniversary! Throughout the year there are a variety of community events and activities to celebrate in the Royal City. In partnership with local community organizations we want to showcase our amazing city and the people that live here. |
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Celebrate Coquitlam
With its thriving town centre, growing retail and business sector and a host of tourism activities, Coquitlam is a dynamic city with a commitment to community-based living. Coquitlam's natural advantages include quick access to downtown Vancouver and the US border.
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Downtown Vancouver BIA
Welcome to Downtown Vancouver's Cultural District. The opportunities for arts enthusiasts in Downtown Vancouver are endless. Vancouver boasts a cultural district rich in art and architecture, music, live theatre and performing arts, world-renowned galleries and museums, mixed with the finest line-up of shopping and dining on the west coast. Voted one of the world's most liveable cities year after year, Vancouver is not only rich with natural beauty but also witha diverse adn dynamic arts and cultural scene awaiting your discovery. Beginning this discovery of Vancouver's rich creativity and cultural scene is as simple as starting your own self-guided tour. Simply Start walking! Search for one-of-a-kind hand-blown glass, Aboriginal artwork, sculpture, fine art and crafts all while feasting your eyes on the array of British Columbia's supernatural beauty. CLICK HERE to view the Mosaic Art Tile Project |
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West Vancouver Arts & Culture
The District of West Vancouver is dedicated to cultivating and presenting artistic talent within the community, with programs designed to encourage participation from people of all ages, and by hosting events all year round to showcase art, theatre, music and literature. |
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Tourism Abbotsford34561 Delair Road
Leave the tux in the closet and don't bother packing your tiara! Rediscover your passion for the arts in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere. The "City in the Country" is bursting with talent and we invite you to immerse yourself in this welcoming community that provides an abundant mix of tradition and creative innovation. Chat with award winning artists, enjoy a good belly laugh with our hilarious dinner theatre characters, or stretch out on the grass and watch the clouds go by when you join us at the park for Jammin' in Jubilee. If a symphony orchestra is more to your liking, you will love our intimate venue (and the fabulous nearby accommodation). So whether you are looking for a romantic retreat, a girlfriends' getaway or a cultural frolic, our palette is full of possibilities! Abbotsford Arts, Culture & Heritage Partners: TRETHEWEY HOUSE HERITAGE SITE www.abbotsford.net/msamuseum HISTORIC DOWTOWN ABBOTSFORD SHOPPING DISTRICT www.downtownabbotsford.com KARITON HOUSE GALLERY www.abbotsfordartscouncil.org FRASER VALLEY SYMPHONY www.fraservalleysymphony.ca STELLA JOHNSON DESIGN & ART http://www.interiordesignandartstudio.com UCFV VISUAL ARTS PROGRAM & GALLERY / FASHION DESIGN SCHOOL www.ucfv.ca/home.htm CLAYBURN VILLAGE http://www.clayburnvillage.com/index.html GALLERY 7 THEATRE www.gallery7theatre.com PETITE GALLERY CLICK HERE to view Simon Sees experience Abbotsford. |
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Tourism Burnaby
unexpected
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Port Moody
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District of Mission34033 Lougheed Hwy
The District of Mission is located approximately 1 hour east of Vancouver. Situated on the mighty Fraser River the community offers breathtaking views of the scenic Fraser Valley. With two National Historical sites, Xaytem Longhouse Interpretive Centre and the Power House at Stave Falls, Mission offers a truly unique and diverse cultural experience. |
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City of New Westminster Parks, Culture and Recreation600 Eighth Street
Take a stroll through New Westminster's horticultural and historical treasures on this cultural walk. Begin your journey at the Waterfront Esplanade and Park at the bottom of Eighth Street along the Fraser River. Children's play areas feature a submarine and tugboat to echo the nautical theme. Remarkable plants and flowers create a gardener's delight while creative landscaping separates bikers and strollers. Take your journey uphill into the city and enjoy Glenbrook Ravine, a perfect place to stroll and view the beauty of ponds, waterfalls, wildflowers, ferns and native vegetation. Located next to City Hall, Friendship Garden offers a waterfall and pond, a majestic totem pole, walking paths and is the perfect setting for pictures with easy access off Fourth Street and Royal Avenue. Next, treat yourself to an afternoon of historical exploration at the New Westminster Museum and Archives (featuring Irving House), at 302 Royal Avenue, 604.527.4640. New Westminster is rich in tradition and has a unique story to tell, so don\'t miss the New Westminster Museum, located directly behind Irving House. Explore items brought by the Royal Engineers, who founded the "Royal City" in 1859 ... from bayonets to china teacups, they came prepared! Learn about New Westminster's historic May Day Celebration, the oldest continuing event in the British Commonwealth, still held today. After visiting Irving House and the Museum, pop over to the Herb House Rose Garden in Queen's Park. A Shakespearean garden on the north side of the park, the garden features over 800 hybrid tea and floribunda roses and boasts a cedar gazebo, a quiet sheltered spot to enjoy the beauty of your surroundings. |
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City of Richmond Cultural Services6911 # 3 Rd
We invite you to visit Richmond and experience the diversity of arts and culture. Richmond believes that a diversity of arts experiences and the arts and artists who express them are integral to an enriched quality of life. Therefore, Richmond is a welcoming and inclusive community where culture and arts activity are celebrated and supported. |
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Tourism Surrey730 176 Street
Experience Surrey's vibrant and growing arts and culture mosaic! As one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse comunities in Canada, Surrey offers residents and visitors a wide variety of events, attractions and live performances. Festivals such as the Fusion Festival, the Festival of Dance and the Arnold Mikelson Festival of the Arts are becoming well known regional events. Surrey's Vaisakhi celebrations attract over 100,000 participants from around the world making it a truly international celebration. Venues such as the Bell Performing Arts Centre and the Surrey Arts Centre provide excellent facilities for live theatre and performances. It's all right here in Surrey! |
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Tourism VictoriaAdministration Office
Victoria, British Columbia is always in season! Victoria has the mildest climate in Canada, and is a place so green all year that flowers fall out of the sky and even the lamp posts bloom. It is no wonder that it is called The Garden City! The wild beauty of the Pacific coast and the adventure of the great outdoors are within the city limits and ocean and mountain vistas will follow you wherever you go. Visit www.tourismvictoria.com for more information on exploring The Garden City! |
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Tourism Nanaimo2290 Bowen Road
Welcome to Nanaimo! Located on central Vancouver Island, Nanaimo with its natural beauty, attractions and activities, is waiting to be explored. Enjoy our eclectic mix of Art Galleries, Museum, and Artisan Shops, located in our beautiful downtown. Be sure to pick up a copy of the 2006 Visitor's Guide at our Visitor Info Centre or order your free Visitor Guide by calling 1.800.663.7337. For more information visit TOURISM NANAIMO!! |
