100 Braid St Studios is an inclusive co-working art studio for New Westminster and Lower Mainland artists that allows visitors to be inspired artistically and to learn from the artists practicing in the studio. Studio artists produce fine art & craft in the form of paintings, sculpture, fiber, jewellery making, photography, Read more [...]

At our Kelowna B&B, we want your visit to the Okanagan Wine Country to be one you remember and want to tell your friends about. We are just a glance away from the Westside Wine trail with 10 wineries just a short drive away,or enjoy the walk to many right Read more [...]

VANCOUVER’S BUSTLING CHINATOWN IS A TREASURE WITHIN THE CITY, A MUST SEE FOR EVERYONE! The Adventure begins at the Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden (Rated by National Geographic as the #1 Urban Garden), then winds through diverse specialty shops and merchants featuring products from crispy skin ducks, barbequed meats, Read more [...]

Welcome at to World About Art Mission Statement A world About Art is a Cultural Development Company designed to stimulate an awareness and interest in all the arts, by engaging artists of every distinction to participate in our events. By hosting these fabulous Art Events we are welcoming artists from Read more [...]

Established in 1971, the Abbotsford Arts Council acts as a resource for local artists while promoting the vision, creativity, and energy of the Abbotsford community through the arts. Over 70 local arts, heritage and culture organizations receive support under the umbrella of the Abbotsford Arts Council, and the talents of hundreds Read more [...]

Adele Campbell Gallery is your fine art destination in the heart beautiful Whistler. Cultivating emerging talent alongside Canada’s most revered artists. Browser or investor, enjoy frequent exhibitions & artist events in this charming & friendly gallery. Visit, call, or email, we want to talk quality, originality, and dynamism in your Read more [...]

Alcheringa has worked hard for over 30 years to create and foster an appreciation of fine art by indigenous artists from Australia, Papua New Guinea and the Northwest Coast. From emerging artists to internationally renowned masters, Alcheringa consistently displays some of the finest work in a variety of mediums.  

Located in the Seine Boat Inn, in beautiful Alert Bay BC, the ArtLoft is a 2 minute walk from the ferry, and is a great place to start, or finish off, your exploration of Cormorant Island. Every 6 weeks a new themed group show takes over the space, and items Read more [...]

The BC Alliance for Arts + Culture is British Columbia’s foremost arts information aggregator and a resource to the arts, cultural and heritage sector. The Alliance represents over 400 members, consisting of organizations, non-profit groups, professional associations, municipalities, cultural workers, and individual artists, reflecting the diversity of creative interests across Read more [...]

The Amelia Douglas Gallery is a non-profit organization committed to featuring emerging and established BC artists. It is run by the Arts Exhibition Committee at Douglas College and shows six exhibits per year featuring opening receptions and artist talks. Admission is always free.

Anvil Centre is a modern and vibrant gathering place conveniently located in the historic cultural district of the City of New Westminster–and the geographical centre of Metro Vancouver. If you’re looking for a boutique venue that ignites the imagination, inspires ideas, and stimulates the senses, Anvil Centre is the place Read more [...]

An artist-run gallery, ART 10 offers unique, original work by painters, potters etc. from mid-island to Qualicum and Ladysmith. Located at Nanaimo North Town Centre.

Serving the Tri-Cities for over 20 years, the Art Gallery at Evergreen engages visitors through curated exhibitions, activated by public programs and our dynamic school workshops. The AGE focuses on contemporary art and ideas explored by professional artists working in all media. We also support young artists through our annual Read more [...]

 Art in the Garden is a unique fusion of visual artists and musicians in extraordinary gardens. Experience a weekend celebrating the creative skill and imagination of our community during this self-guided tour. Art in the Garden is a truly unique weekend of artistry in natural spaces. The tour will feature 14 gardens located Read more [...]

Located in the Seine Boat Inn building just off the ferry in beautiful downtown Alert Bay, the ArtLoft Gallery opened in December of 2010 to showcase local talent to visitors and residents. Please contact us if you are interested in becoming a member of the Alert Bay Artists Society, taking Read more [...]

Our Focus – A Brush With Life. Our Art – Brings you moments during an ordinary day with distinction. Our Reach – Features internationally collected Canadian landscape painter Terrill Welch. Our Collectors – Have a deep personal appreciation for each piece in their collection. Come in, take your time, enjoy! Read more [...]

Offering the largest selection of art and framing solutions in Western Canada. A valued resource for designers and collectors ART WORKS GALLERY represents contemporary artists in a wide variety of mediums and styles. Feature exhibitions change monthly. FREE parking available. We will deliver locally and ship worldwide.

Sculpture – Textile Art – Architectural Ceramics … Located on the westside of Okanagan Lake, Ashpa Naira Studio/Gallery features Contemporary Art in sculpture, ceramics, textile and architectural ceramics created by multidisciplinary artist Carolina Sanchez de Bustamante. It is a space where Art, Design and everyday life come together, with a studio where two Read more [...]

ARTE funktional is bringing something different…The essence of Art and Function in an Architectural context. From paintings to sculptures, to designed architectural and functional art, this modern and contemporary art gallery represents emerging and established Okanagan and Canadian artists.An inviting space for the contemporary art seeker… Art dealer on premises Read more [...]

Crawford Bay, home to a diverse group of Artisans, (craftspeople) is a small community on Kootenay Lake in southeast British Columbia.  Our unique, even quirky studios (look for log, strawbale and an ex-bootleggers building) are within easy walking distance from each other.  

Visit any 1 of over 50 Artists & Artisans on our Artwalk! The working spaces of Granville Island are a special feast for you to discover and enjoy. Meet the artists and artisans whose skill and passion create a diverse culture that makes Granville Island an exciting and unique space.

Seeking an authentic regional arts experience? The Saanich Peninsula is the place to be! Visit the beautiful Saanich Peninsula with views of the Gulf Islands and stunning Mount Baker. Experience how artists here express themselves with a visit to Tulista Park Gallery, view artists ‘creating’ in Spring and Fall Studio Read more [...]

The Audain Art Museum is anchored by the important collection donated by Michael Audain and his wife Yoshiko Karasawa. The collection includes centuries-old Northwest Coast works, two dozen fine Emily Carr works and works by the internationally renowned Vancouver photo-conceptualists of our era. The permanent collection is housed in gallery Read more [...]

Awatin Aboriginal Art is family owned and operated by Darlene & Ernie Smith of Ehattesaht. The Gallery features a beautiful selection of Authentic Northwest Native Art. The selections include some precious treasures of Masters long ago as well as some newer pieces handcrafted by both well-known and emerging Artists. We Read more [...]

Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival’s 29thseason runs from June 6 to September 28, 2018 in modern theatre tents in a spectacular waterfront setting in Vancouver’s Vanier Park. A powerhouse classical production of Macbeth opens the season on the BMO Mainstage. It plays in repertory with the delightful romantic comedy As You Like It, set in Read more [...]

It’s 1862. You are hand-digging through layers of soggy, worthless, frustrating gravel, hoping and praying the next shovel-stroke will expose a fortune in gold. Everyone says it’s crazy, but there’s too much at stake. Then, just when the outcome seems impossibly bleak, at a depth of 52 feet the ground Read more [...]

BART MALOAN is a native of British Columbia, Canada and resides in Vancouver, he works from his studio. He was an active member of the ArtsCouncil of New Westminster,  the Community Arts Council of Victoria, and the Vancouver Island Sculptors Guild, he has parcipitated in some the islands premier group and solo shows. He works mostly in acrylic Read more [...]

Located in historic Fort Langley, The BC Farm Museum has the province’s largest collection of pioneer and agricultural artifacts. In 1953 the donation of a single high-cut walking hand plow by Mr. R. J. Coleman to the University of British Columbia started a planning process to establish an Agricultural Museum in the Fraser Read more [...]

ArtVine creative spaces supports the arts.  Located in Downtown Summerland, this creative space is a hub for the community and visitors. We showcase the works of artists and creatives as well as hosting a variety of workshops. The BeadTrails experience is a treasure hunt that encompasses neighbourhoods, businesses and activities Read more [...]

With an impressionistic style in oils and acrylics, artist Angie Roth McIntosh connects to the landscape and people of the Okanagan, northern BC, Mexico, Italy and China. She organizes plein air outings and teaches “Pillars of Painting” workshops. McIntosh’s art is found in galleries in Penticton, Stewart, and Puerto Vallarta. Read more [...]

Downtown Vancouvers public gallery named after the acclaimed Haida artist Bill Reid (1920-1998). The Gallery showcases the permanent collection of Bill Reid and changing exhibitions of contemporary Northwest Coast art. Permanent Collection of Bill Reids work – Stunning gold and silver jewelry – Monumental sculptures – Towering totem pole carved Read more [...]

Wanderlust and golden dreams first lured travellers to Boundary Country. This is a mineral-rich land in the Thompson-Okanagan Region of BC. It’s where the 49th parallel marks the boundary between Canada and the United States. Immerse yourself into tranquil and timelessly Canadian landscapes. Cedar, spruce, and Ponderosa pine forested mountains sweep into ranch Read more [...]

Britannia Mine Museum opens up a little-seen world that fascinates all ages. Just like miners did, visitors climb aboard a train and rumble into an underground tunnel. Let our quick-witted and knowledgeable tour guides usher you to years gone by. It’s a ride that introduces the joys, noise and stories Read more [...]

Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site is an authentic representation of a once thriving community of canneries, boat yards, residences and stores. City of Richmond staff and dedicated volunteers work together to preserve and restore the shipyard and surrounding buildings as an active wooden boat centre and waterfront park. Tour the Read more [...]

The North Shore Artists’ Guild was founded over 70 years ago and represents 325 established and emerging artists who live and work in North and West Vancouver, Bowen Island and Howe Sound. During the year, NSAG offers its members the opportunity to exhibit and sell their artwork at unique venues located throughout the North Shore. Read more [...]

Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-4:30pm, Saturday And Sunday 12noon-5pm, Closed Mondays Admission: Suggested donation is $5 The Burnaby Art Gallery is dedicated to collecting, preserving and presenting a contemporary and historical visual art program by local, national and internationally recognized artists. The Burnaby Art Gallery is a nationally recognized leader in print Read more [...]

Where history comes to life – stroll down the streets of our 1920s village. Explore the combination of heritage and replica buildings on a 10-acre site. Period costumed townsfolk welcome visitors and give demonstrations in the homes, businesses and shops. Feel the heat of the forge at the blacksmith, hear Read more [...]

  The Butchart Gardens is a world renowned floral display garden that attracts over a million visitors each year. Started in 1904 by the Butchart family and still  family owned. The beautification of a depleted limestone quarry into the Sunken Garden is part of a series of gardens that comprise Read more [...]

The Caetani Cultural Centre (C3) provides a venue for artists, writers, and creative individuals from across Canada and the world to explore a diverse range of arts practices, theories and experiences through an active residency program. A 120+ year old heritage site is located on 1.5 acres of land in Read more [...]

Climb aboard vintage rail coaches from the early 1900’s or stand next to the giant steam crane that hauled derailed locomotives back on track! The museum celebrates the two industries that built our communities – Forestry and the Railroad – with indoor exhibits and acres of artifacts including more than Read more [...]

Christina Lake Arts & Artisans Society (CLAAS) was formed in 2006 to promote the Arts in the region. Since that time, they spearheaded the construction of the Christina Living Arts Centre (now known as the Welcome Centre), which houses the ARTS ON 3 Gallery, featuring local artists and international glass Read more [...]

Located in the central interior of British Columbia, on the traditional territory of the Lhtako Dene, in Quesnel, we live life to the fullest. 10,000 people call Quesnel home and another 13,000 live in the surrounding area. With affordable housing costs, accessible amenities, and short commutes, we’re able to get Read more [...]

The City of Richmond Public Art Program is committed to contributing to the cultural health and well-being of the community, now and in the future. By placing artwork in our everyday environment, the Public Art Program sparks community participation in the building of our public spaces; offers public access to Read more [...]

Explore artists’ studios, museums, art galleries and heritage sites through this free, self-guided tour within the Columbia Basin. Meet the artists, shop for fine art and craft, view demonstrations, special exhibitions, interpretive displays or chat with local historians during this day long cultural celebration! The following communities are participating: Grand Read more [...]

Comox Valley Arts supports, promotes and celebrates our vibrant, inclusive arts community. We facilitate, activate and advocate on behalf of Arts and Culture in our community, through our involvement in a wide variety of activities. We provide professional development and support to the cultural creators and workers of the Comox Read more [...]

Corbett Lake Lodge, the home of spectacular fishing and great food! Rustic, comfortable cabins and a wonderful log Lodge will make your stay memorable.

A cultural tourism feast! We are an art gallery, sculpture garden and B&B. Seeking the unusual, then you’ll find it here, Lawrence Cormier sculpts steel and Kena Cumming Cormier creates fun, brightly coloured mixed media wallart. Our newest art adventure is our foray into the world of fused glass!  We Read more [...]

The Courtenay and District Museum was established in 1961 as a non-profit organization with the mandate to collect, preserve and interpret natural and cultural heritage of the Comox Valley region. Throughout the year, the museum offers on-site and outdoor programming suitable for all age groups. Program subjects include fossils, geology, Read more [...]

Courtyard Gallery’s mission statement: To establish an artist operated gallery for local artists to exhibit and sell their work while promoting fine arts in the communities of Enderby and District. Five years later Courtyard Gallery is not only promoting the arts in Enderby but has also been making an impact Read more [...]

My sculptures revive the abandoned materials by giving them new meaning and purpose. The design of each sculpture is not preconceived, but rather dictated by the aesthetic merits of each individual component. Through the development of my work, I have been able to observe the interaction of individuals as they Read more [...]

Culture Shock Interactive Gallery in Alert Bay, B.C. is a unique experience designed to offer friendly access to the indigenous NAMGIS arts and culture. At this waterfront location, you can shop for one of a kind, locally made art, jewellery and clothing, watch award winning films about our culture while Read more [...]

Deborah Czernecky is an established Canadian Artist who is an Elected Member of the Society of Canadian Artists (SCA) and an Active Member of the Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA).  Having traveled widely from western to eastern Canada and across the awe-inspiring Canadian North, Deborah calls Canada her “Big Backyard”. Read more [...]

In the heart of vibrant downtown Vancouver, Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden offers a unique cultural experience. As the first authentic classical Chinese garden ever built outside of China, it is a feast for the senses and the mind and is acclaimed for providing peace, tranquility and a Read more [...]

DRAW Gallery represents Westcoast Contemporary Canadian Art and its Artists in an intimate setting celebrating the diversity and talent of local and regional artists. The Gallery offers Artists working in Sculpture, Painting, Printmaking, Photography, Video, Sound and Performance an opportunity to share ideas and present new works. View and Shop Online Read more [...]

As a self taught oil and acrylic painter, Esther dives into the expression of the West Coast with passion, colour, and realistic renditions of local scenes. Having been a commercial fisherman in a past career, she fell deeply in love with coastal BC. Waves and boats being her specialty, seascapes Read more [...]

Wild Images Studio Gallery is located on the scenic Sunshine Coast, at the top of the hill in the Wildwood area of Powell River, en route to Lund. A deep sense of the natural world and energetic colour play are fundamental to Evelyn Kirkaldy’s portrayals of vibrant mountain meadows, lively Read more [...]

Excellent Frameworks Gallery is locally owned and operated in beautiful downtown Duncan, B.C. We carry original works of art by B.C. artists, and are home to the E.J. Hughes Gallery. Working closely with our framing manufacturer, Larson-Juhl, we offer the highest quality of materials for your professional custom framing. We Read more [...]

Andrea Ferugson have started an Art Gallery and Creative Space in Tofino, BC, based on the belief that art is experiential. The Gallery  specializes in local, emerging, original art, as well as creative-skills and business-development workshops for artists. Tofino is a fast-growing resort community, situated in Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations territory, Read more [...]

Gold Country is set in the heart of British Columbia’s stunningly diverse Interior. Alpine mountains, wildflower meadows, sagebrush scented desert and vast ranchlands are rich with stories of gold panners, cowboys and First Nations Culture. Gold Country’s heritage, wildlife and scenery makes every visit a great adventure. For visitors who Read more [...]

Richmond celebrates local food, sustainability and its agricultural past, present and future on Saturday, August 11, 2018 from 10am – 3 pm at Farm Fest at Garden City Lands. The festival will be held on the spectacular Garden City Lands, an amazing 136.5 acre park in the heart of Richmond. Read more [...]

Our Motto Bringing Art, Business and Community together Our Mandate The intention of the Ferry Building Gallery is to enliven, enrich, inform and educate the public by presenting a diversity of stimulating and high quality juried exhibits and displays which maintain a standard of excellence. The mandate is to support Read more [...]

Fibre Arts in a yurt! Hosted in a collection of yurts, FibreWorks showcases fibre art – basketry, paper, textiles and wood, created by local, national and international artists. FibreWorks was founded over a decade ago by the inspirational Yvonne Stowell when she and her husband relocated to the Sunshine Coast Read more [...]

A gem of Vancouver Island Heritage; Filberg Park is nine acres of breathtakingly landscaped waterfront green space, gardens and heritage buildings, in Comox, British Columbia. The park features 130 varieties of trees, seasonal gardens, and hundreds of rhododendrons.At the heart of the site is the 1930’s heritage lodge, the former Read more [...]

FORBIDDEN VANCOUVER WALKING TOURS Discover Vancouver’s dirty history. Now staging acclaimed walking tours Prohibition City, Lost Souls of Gastown and special event Secrets of the Penthouse. Your storyteller will lead you on an adventure along cobblestone streets and down moonlit alleys to the little-known locations and hidden secrets of Vancouver’s Read more [...]

The Fort St. John Community Arts Council is working for a better community by supporting and developing the arts and culture. We strive to facilitate Fort St. John residents to reach and expand their potential through the arts. Here’s what we do: Network and connect with all those interested and Read more [...]

The past lives and breathes at Fort Steele Heritage Town!  Perched on the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains since its gold rush beginnings in 1864, the village has gone from boomtown, to regional centre, to ghost town, to one of the most important heritage attractions of its kind in Read more [...]

The FOYER GALLERY at the Squamish Public Library is a contemporary space dedicated to the exhibition of excellent artwork. The gallery supports local and regional artists presenting large wall works as well as smaller works suitable for display in three elegant glass display cases. Monthly displays in a variety of Read more [...]

A full service photographic studio and gallery showcasing award winning photographer Gabor Gasztonyi’s classic black and white photographic prints and the oil paintings of Judith Copland, plus other artists. Gabor specializes in black and white studio portraits of children, families and individuals including intimate engagement photographs.

Gallery 7 Theatre, nestled in the heart of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford, is passionate about creating entertaining and impactful theatre experiences that explore the spiritual, relational and social aspects of the human experience with a vision towards hope, reconciliation and redemption. Each year, we produce a mainstage season of Read more [...]

Gateway Theatre is Richmond’s live performing arts hub, annually drawing audiences in excess of 40,000 to more than 175 performances. The cornerstone of activity is the Signature Series, a six-play season of professional theatre plus a play development program. In addition, Gateway offers theatre education programs including classes for children Read more [...]

GIGI HOELLER ART ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, PRINTS, ART BLOCKS AND SCARFS ‘Nature, and the beauty that surrounds us is what inspires me. I like to bring the things that we see on a regular basis to life, and show the viewers another perspective, another way to look at what is around Read more [...]

  In north central British Columbia, our cultural experiences are as varied as our natural beauty. Rich in a past that stretches from the era of the dinosaur to the construction days of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, we are a region built by hard-working people of diverse nationalities and Read more [...]

The diverse and colorful history of the North Okanagan is portrayed through a series of permanent and temporary exhibits, streetscapes and dioramas. Highlights include the Allan Brooks Gallery, military displays and aboriginal history. An extensive archives & research facility is on site along with a gift shop. The museum also Read more [...]

Built in 1894 as a salmon cannery in the fishing village of Steveston, the Gulf of Georgia Cannery was once the largest of its kind, earning it the nickname “The Monster Cannery”.  Today, interactive displays and exhibits present the history of Canada’s west coast fishing industry, where visitors of all Read more [...]

The Museum offers a fascinating look into Haida Gwaii culture from diverse perspectives that explores; Haida knowledge, scientific information, natural specimens, oral history and art all blend together in a fluid and constantly changing exhibit context. We work collaboratively with communities and organizations to provide an inspiring and holistic learning Read more [...]