Trickster’s Hideout is a unique, multi-purpose arts and entertainment venue tucked away in a downtown Squamish alley, blending the energy of a live music space with the intimacy of a café, bar, and creative hub. Designed as a collaborative arts community, it hosts a wide range of programming—from live music, DJs, and comedy to improv, storytelling, workshops, and community meetups—making Read more...
The Squamish Farmers Market is a lively weekly community market held in the heart of downtown Squamish, bringing together local farmers, artisans, and visitors in a vibrant open-air setting. Operating since 2003, the market has grown from a small gathering into a popular community hub featuring up to 60 vendors per market and over 100 throughout the season. Visitors can Read more...
Squamish Public Art is an online platform and initiative that showcases the diverse collection of public artworks found throughout Squamish. Managed in collaboration with the Squamish Arts Council, it serves as a digital guide to murals, sculptures, and installations that animate the town’s public spaces and reflect its cultural identity. The platform features an interactive catalogue of artworks—including large-scale murals, Read more...
Brackendale Art Gallery is a vibrant arts and cultural hub located in the Sea-to-Sky region, just north of Squamish. Housed in a rustic, heritage-style building, it has been a cornerstone of the local arts scene for decades, blending visual art, live performance, and community gathering into one dynamic space. The gallery features a rotating program of exhibitions that highlight artists Read more...
Located in the heart of Ashcroft, Heritage Place Park is a charming interpretive green space that brings the region’s history to life. Set along Railway Avenue, this well-maintained park offers a self-guided walking experience through Ashcroft’s past, blending heritage storytelling with outdoor relaxation. Visitors can explore a variety of historical features, including a working waterwheel, a sod-roofed pioneer cabin, a Read more...
The Ashcroft Museum offers a deep dive into the village’s past, housed in the historic brick “Dominion” building originally constructed in 1916 as the post office. The museum features a rich collection of artifacts dating back to the early 1900s, showcasing Ashcroft’s “Glory Days” through exhibits on Indigenous communities, Chinese settlers, and early pioneers. Visitors can explore displays on ranching, Read more...
Copper Point Resort is an upscale, full-service mountain resort located in the heart of British Columbia’s Columbia Valley, surrounded by the Purcell and Rocky Mountains. It offers a refined yet relaxed experience that blends outdoor adventure with modern comfort, making it a year-round destination for both leisure and business travellers. The resort features a wide range of stylish accommodations, from Read more...
The Crow’s Nest Artist Collective is a vibrant, community-focused art gallery and creative studio located in Campbell River on Vancouver Island. Founded in 2016, it operates as a dynamic artist collective dedicated to supporting and showcasing local talent. The space combines multiple creative experiences under one roof. It functions as a gallery featuring primarily locally made artwork and handmade goods, Read more...
From gallery strolls to indie stage shows, Kelowna’s arts and culture scene pulses with imagination. Here, creativity flows as naturally as the Okanagan Lake—shaped by the land, inspired by the seasons, and fuelled by the community. Wander through sun-drenched murals, catch a show under the stars, or get swept into stories at local studios, museums, and theatres. Read more...
Drissia Abid is a Vancouver-based artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Her practice is deeply rooted in her inner world—drawing from dreams, personal experiences, and cultural influences gathered through extensive global travel. These inspirations are reflected in her vibrant use of colour, pattern, and expressive forms. Her artistic style blends abstraction with emotional and cultural storytelling, often Read more...
