The Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA) is a registered charity founded in 1941 by professional Canadian working artists including Group of Seven luminaries Lawren Harris, Arthur Lismer, and A.Y. Jackson. The first National Executive Council was led by Andre Bieler, and Lawren Harris was the BC region’s first Chairman. Other notable founding members included Emily Carr and the Honorable Mark Kearley. The FCA continues Read more...
Built by the Pacific Great Eastern Railway in late 1919, the Station House, is Williams Lake’s oldest building and has always served as a centre of activity for the community. Over the years it has been a meeting place for civic, schooI boards and other groups. In the 60’s and 70’s the building fell into a state of disrepair, a Read more...
The Community Arts Council of Prince George & District (“CAC”) was established in 1968 to respond to a growing need to expand the reputation of artistic endeavours throughout the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George. The CAC has been a vital component of the Prince George district for over 55 years. Since its founding, the CAC and its members have been Read more...
Join Canada’s longest running summer gathering of Canadian writers and readers, featuring established literary stars and exciting, new voices… with opportunities for writers and readers to mingle amidst Rockwood’s heritage gardens. The Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts is honoured and grateful to carry out its work in the shíshálh swiya, the unceded and traditional homelands of the shíshálh People. We strive to Read more...
Ashcroft is located along the clear cool waters of the Thompson River, yet situated in one of the driest climates in all of Canada. The landscape is like a desert, where the hills are covered with sagebrush rather than trees. Read more...
Come experience the sights and sounds of Doukhobor life in the Southern Interior of British Columbia (1908-1938). Enjoy indoor and outdoor displays, interactive educational exhibits and historical artifacts. Take a guided tour with friendly knowledgeable staff. Join us to celebrate cultural events. There’s always something to see and do at the Doukhobor Discovery Centre! Read more...
BC Heritage Week is a province-wide celebration of the stories, places, and traditions that shape our communities. From historic sites and museums to cultural centres and archives, organizations across British Columbia are hosting special exhibitions, talks, tours, and family-friendly activities that bring local history to life. Discover the people and places that have shaped BC, and check out all the Read more...
The Cherryville Artisans’ Shop Gallery & Marketplace, located in the North Okanagan, BC, is a unique, community-focused hub showcasing diverse, locally handcrafted goods. Owned by artist Helen Kovacs of Red Dog Glass Studio, the shop offers glass art, pottery, paintings, jewelry, and woodworks, alongside glass fusing workshops. Read more...
The Cherryville Museum is located at the Gold Panner Resort, at 425 Highway 6 in Cherryville, British Columbia. . The Museum was officially opened in 2003. It was built and is managed by the Cherryville & Area Historical Society The Society received no government or corporate grants, and achieved all efforts with a small and dedicated membership, and support from the Cherryville community. Read more...
They say public art is a reflection of how we see the world. While exploring the city, take note of the brightly coloured public artwork on display, depicting rich aspects of our heritage and culture. We also pride ourselves in our parks and gardens and these are reflected in our eco sculptures. Here are some highlights. Evergreen Extension Public Artworks Read more...
