Kitimat is a district municipality situated in the North Coast region of British Columbia. Before 1950, the town was a small fishing village, but nowadays, the port plays an important role in connecting North America to the Pacific Ocean and the Pacific Rim. There are plenty of things to do in Kitimat. The municipality’s most known cultural landmark is the Kitimat Museum. The museum displays a collection of Haisla heritage artifacts in the Upstairs Gallery. These artifacts act as a way to foster a stronger relationship bond with the Haisla Nation. The museum also hosts events year-round, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local art. Whether you're looking for beauiful scenery or art to explore, this town has plenty to explore.
Exhibitions in Kitimat
Explore dynamic and curated exhibitions happening in Creative Communities all over British Columbia. Each experience of a curated show is an experience of human expression and creativity. Become enveloped in the hearts and minds of the artists shaping our time. Gallery spaces in BC range from intimate studio galleries in the homes of local artists, off-the-beaten-path spaces to be discovered, dockside showrooms, to large-scale, urban cultural hubs.
