Here in Coquitlam, fun is in our nature. It’s in the wilderness that surrounds us and in our spirit of adventure. It’s wildlife and city life. Hop off the SkyTrain for shopping or lunch on an outdoor patio, or listen to live music in Town Centre Park at TD Community Plaza, hike on trails less travelled or take in hockey, Read more...

Click here to Experience Osoyoos, BC: Canada’s Warmest Welcome! Experience Canada’s warmest fresh water lake and endless outdoor activities situated among lush vineyards and rolling hills. Osoyoos is also a hub of arts and cultural experiences. Enjoy world class festivals including the Osoyoos Oyster Festival, Devour! Osoyoos, the Half-Corked Marathon, and Festival of the Grape. Take a tour of our Read more...

Activate Your Imagination In and around Vernon has a heritage that is rich in arts and culture that is woven into the fabric of our people and our city. Take a few hours or spend the entire day discovering the rich history and culture of Vernon and the North Okanagan. You will experience a diversity of art galleries, artist studios, Read more...

Creative energy runs high in the Comox Valley. From painters and potters to theatre and dance troupes, to some of the best live entertainment and cultural festivals around, the Comox Valley is a thriving arts and culture community. Visitors to the Comox Valley can attend top quality outdoor art exhibits at local gardens, classical concerts in the park and music, Read more...

Conveniently located 3 hours from downtown Vancouver, 1.5 hours from Kelowna and 45 mins from Kamloops, Merritt is an arts and culture hub for the surrounding region. Nestled in the Nicola Valley, Merritt is host to an active arts community of both locals and visitors. Merritt proudly features a variety of local art studios, downtown murals and music during all Read more...

Located in the eastern foothills of the Northern Rocky Mountains, Chetwynd offers a unique balance of prairies, mountains, wilderness and a full service community. The area is well known for its breathtaking scenery and countryside. Chetwynd is world renowned for its Annual International Chainsaw Carving Championship, which has visually shaped Chetwynd into a one-of-a-kind locale.    The Four Day Event Read more...

Our community has passionate organizations and retail outlets that actively support the arts. The Quesnel Art Gallery, has been dedicated to promoting the talents of local and regional artists since 1968. The Quesnel & District Arts Council hosts monthly shows in the Gallery, a permanent art collection, workshops, ongoing programs and the Gallery Gift Shop. Shiraoi House is situated in Read more...

The City of Fort St. John is the Energetic City! We are committed to hosting quality events and festivals that enrich the lives of the residents and visitors of our community. The events that take place in our community are developed for various populations from young toddlers, children and youth to adults and seniors. We make every effort to offer healthy and enjoyable experiences for individuals of all ages Read more...

Click here to discover Parksville Click here to discover Qualicum Beach Parksville Qualicum Beach is Canada’s best family-friendly beach destination according to Better Homes and Gardens. Have Fun with quirky and off the beaten path experiences. Get Real and savour our local charm. Relax and kick back like a local. Rejuvenate and escape at your own pace. Discover and find Read more...

Experience Maple Ridge Discover how this scenic, forested community next to the Fraser River can renew and refresh your soul. Explore the local historic and heritage sites and uncover a deep-rooted past or celebrate with the locals at one of the many festivals and events that happen year-round. Indulge Food and Drink With an abundance of agriculture, it’s no wonder Read more...

Discover the Shuswap’s Creative Communities 7 Distinct Regions, 1 Unforgettable Shuswap How would you describe the Shuswap? You could say it’s a place where incredible nature comes to rest in the soul. A singular place beckoning to restless singular soles. A place to ascend towering cliffs, glide across snowy meadows, listen to the whispers of a lush forest, or step Read more...

The Langley City is 10-square-kilometre urban centre located in the heart of the Lower Mainland economic region. With a population of approximately 27,000, the Langley City offers residents all the amenities of a major urban centre — great shopping and dining, world-class education and entertainment facilities, extensive recreational opportunities and community events — plus over 346 acres of parkland! Today, Read more...

Culture and the arts are valued and celebrated in the City of Port Moody. A variety of festivals and special events, artist collectives and local galleries, and arts and heritage programming all help to define Port Moody as a creative community. Visit portmoody.ca/tourism to find out more about local activities, recreation, food and drink, arts and culture, and more. Here is a Read more...

Click here for a full list of upcoming events. The City of Richmond works in partnership and association with local community and cultural organizations, artists and local residents to help sustain and develop cultural heritage and individual expression as well as provide a wide range of cultural experiences and opportunities to residents and visitors. Richmond is home to Metro Vancouver’s Read more...

  The District of Sechelt takes pride in supporting a vibrant arts and culture community. We are home to the Sunshine Coast Arts Council and Arts Centre, as well as the Sunshine Coast Botanical Garden. Our Public Art Collection contains works dating back to 1902 and is on display year-round. The annual Sechelt Arts Festivalsupports both local and off-Coast artists Read more...

Discover this unique corner of British Columbia and enjoy eclectic fodder for foodies, art-goers, music lovers, history buffs, and adventure seekers. The Nelson and Kootenay Lake culture is a culmination of our natural surroundings, arts, and heritage combined with the spice of the people who live here. Everywhere you go you will feel the vibe that we value and embrace: Read more...

Although farms and berries might come to mind when you think of Abbotsford, our arts and culture scene is stealing the show. Abbotsford is a city rich in talent, culture and history located only 45 minutes east of Vancouver. Explore our diverse museums and galleries, engage with local artisans, enjoy a variety of live performances, and take in public art Read more...

GALIANO ISLAND MAYNE ISLAND PENDER ISLAND SALT SPRING ISLAND SATURNA ISLAND   Fall is a great time to visit the Southern Gulf Islands. Nestled between Vancouver Island and the Vancouver Mainland, the Southern Gulf Islands are a perfect getaway for outdoor adventure, farm-fresh food and drink, arts and culture entertainment and wellness retreats. Long walks in the woods and along beaches Read more...

The friendly resort town of Harrison Hot Springs is located at the south end of Harrison Lake in the beautiful Fraser Valley. Long known to the local First Nations, the hot springs were discovered by westerners in 1859 when paddlers capsized in winter and realized that the lake water was warm. The hot springs have made Harrison a very popular Read more...

At the Visitor Centre you’ll find a “Warm Welcome” Brochures, hiking trail maps, town and backroad maps, complimentary internet service, WiFi, a place to walk your dogs, potable water, sewage and garbage disposal, ferry bookings, weather and highway condition info. Visit us at the Visitor Centre or look for the decalled vehicle driven by a visitor centre counsellor who can provide Read more...

Click here to Visit Prince Rupert. Cow Bay is the picturesque centre for a lot of activity in this coastal town. It’s a place where restored historic buildings house tour guides, artist collectives, shops, and offices. It’s where you’ll walk on boardwalks built over the water on pilings and smell the salty air from the harbour. And it’s the spot Read more...

Mission is a growing city that deeply values its diversity and community, with many opportunities to come together and celebrate through our festivals, gathering places, and local stores and restaurants. Arts and culture are integrally woven throughout, so join us and immerse yourself in the place we call home. Only 70 minutes from Vancouver, take the scenic route along Highway Read more...

With Covid we are all staying close to home with some venturing out and enjoying BC Staycations – For those more adventurous types, there are a wide variety of self guided road trips in British Columbia. Create your own by deciding which region and communities you wish to visit. Make use of numerous resources to inspire and inform you with Read more...

Princeton is alive with a rich variety of arts and culture activities, programs and events throughout the year. Each season experience theatre, dance, music, public art projects, programs and events with the Princeton Recreation, Tourism and Cultural Department, Princeton Community Arts Council and local professional artists. Bronze Sculpture Walk – Town of Princeton Princeton is the Bronze Sculpture Capital of Canada. 15 Bronze sculptures highlighting Read more...

Sail over to another world…Relax and take refuge on these tranquil shores, immerse yourself in our natural environment and reconnect with what matters most.Bowen Island is an idyllic destination in the middle of Howe Sound, just a 20-minute ferry ride from Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver.Quiet and alluring, a short distance from Vancouver, it makes a great day trip or Read more...

The North Shore boasts an array of destinations and events that celebrate local and indigenous culture and creativity. Join in the neighbourhood fun with popular outdoor summer concerts in Dundarave, Deep Cove, Lynn Valley and Edgemont Village. Experience local aboriginal customs at the Squamish Nation’s annual Pow Wow, or at the Whey-ah-Wichen Canoe Festival, hosted by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. Along Read more...

Explore the Sunshine Coast The Sunshine Coast is home to more artists per capita than any other Canadian region. With innovative style and welcoming hospitality, the Sunshine Coast rivals any area for top-notch art galleries, studios, museums, festivals, music events, and culture. Follow this link to learn more about the art scene on the Sunshine Coast.Photo Credit Photo 2: Chris Thorn | Photo 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 of Britannia’s history and pioneers. Spend your day panning for Read more...

Kristin Krimmel, painter and art educator is originally from Vancouver. She studied at UBC and at the Ecole de Beaux Arts de Reims, France; taught at Emily Carr College of Art and Design (1983-89) and has shown both locally and internationally. Kristin Krimmel is widely travelled, has undertaken art residencies at home and abroad and has been twice selected for Read more...

The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre is the first centre of its kind in Canada, sharing what our two cultures have in common and what makes each unique. The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre features permanent and temporary exhibit spaces, a gift shop, café, and a full catering and events department for group bookings. Guided tours are included in museum admission on Read more...

Painting – Sculpture – Textile Art – Architectural Ceramics … Located on the westside of Okanagan Lake, ARTE funktional is a contemporary art gallery that features original art in a home and garden setting… Discover a diverse group of emerging and established Okanagan and Canadian artists in drawing, printmaking, painting and sculpture… http://www.artefunktional.com In the same location, guests can visit ASHPA NAIRA STUDIO where multidisciplinary 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 450 members, consisting of organizations, non-profit groups, professional associations, municipalities, cultural workers, and individual artists, reflecting the diversity of creative interests across the province. Our website features a variety of resources, including Read more...

We are open for your getaway to experience Okanagan Wine Country. We are just a glance away from the Westside Wine Trail with 11 wineries just a short drive away,or enjoy the walk to many right in our neighbourhood.  We offer three beautifully detailed spotlessly cleaned suites with a dedicated guest entrance on a separate level of our home. Start Read more...

“Loved Loved Loved This Place!” A scenic ferry ride from Port McNeill delivers you to the edge of tiny Cormorant Island, where you’ll find the Seine Boat Inn perched above the shoreline of the small and vibrant community of Alert Bay. Built in the 1940’s, during Alert Bay’s heyday as the main supply centre for the South Central Coast, the Read more...

PotteryWorks is a multi-media art studio located in New Westminster that supports, teaches and promotes artists overcoming disability through the practice of art and craft. Our primary goal at Pottery Works is to support community inclusion for our artists. SHOP ON LINE – https://www.potteryworksonlineshop.ca/ We teach and promote them to become valued members of their communities and to be recognized Read more...

Caravan Farm Theatre is a non-profit professional outdoor theatre company based on an 80 acre farm, 11Km NW of Armstrong BC, on the unceded territories of the Syilx/Okanagan First Nation and the Secwepemc First Nation. Hailed as a national treasure, Caravan Farm Theatre is one of Canada’s premiere professional outdoor theatre companies, and has been entertaining audiences young and old, Read more...

Canadian artist and designer, Sabina Hill, creates limited edition furniture, art, custom installations, and textiles which merges the rich mythology of the Pacific Northwest Coast with a contemporary design aesthetic. Sabina has created an immersive experience for art, design and nature enthusiasts. Visit Sabina’s live-in gallery and studio and stay as a guest in the fully self-contained Sea Forest guest Read more...

The Mennonite Heritage Museum is owned by the Mennonite Museum Society. Established in 2011, the goals of the Society are: to engage present and future generations with the Mennonite story through a variety of mediums, including both permanent and temporary exhibits, films, and interactive digital displays; to preserve and document the history of Mennonites who came to British Columbia from Read more...

The Port Theatre is an 800-seat theatre on the breathtaking waterfront in downtown Nanaimo. The purpose of The Port Theatre Society is to stimulate and enhance artistic, cultural and economic activity of central Vancouver Island. The theatre is a focal point for residents and visitors alike, offering a broad range of cultural events designed to meet many diverse interests and Read more...

Our mission is to honour, preserve, and share Japanese culture and Japanese Canadian history and heritage for a better Canada. Officially opened on September 22, 2000, the Centre houses a Japanese Canadian cultural centre, the Nikkei National Museum, a community centre serving the neighbourhood, and a Japanese Canadian garden. Our mandate is to promote a better understanding and appreciation by Read more...

Charlene is a mixed media artist who has arrived at her career from a background in interior design, corporate marketing, and teaching.  Her self-directed art education has included courses at Emily Carr University as well as studies in Europe and the United States. Charlene’s art is informed by the exploration of the natural world.  Her unique style incorporates realism and abstraction Read more...

Jane Appleby paints her emotional response to the landscape using colour and expressive brushwork in a lyrical manner. She often works on location and into abstraction. Jane’s work is available through these galleries. Jane won second place in Ontario’s McMichael Plein Air Competition, prints of her piece are available on her online shop.  She has also released a book, The 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 the heart of Vernon, BC. C3 encourages participants to experiment, Read more...

Located in beautiful Madeira Park, on the Sunshine Coast and hosted in a collection of yurts, FibreWorks Studio & Gallery showcases the Fibre Arts – basketry, fibre, paper, textiles and wood, created by local, national and international artists. FibreWorks’ commitment is to ensure the yurts remain a community of supportive creativity for fibre arts on the Sunshine Coast where individuals Read more...

The Hearth – Arts on Bowen (Bowen Island Arts Council) is an arts umbrella organization promoting and supporting arts and culture on Bowen Island. The Council and its Gallery are host and supporter of myriad art exhibits, literary and cultural events, theatre and musical performances, and more every year. With sold-out community events like the Mini Gala, both open-call and Read more...

North Pacific Cannery | National Historic Site is unique among the few surviving salmon canneries.  It was established in 1889 and is the oldest remaining intact cannery on the West Coast of North America and ran continuously for almost 100 years. Original architecture and the pristine BC wilderness set the backdrop for a unique and engaging experience. As a visitor Read more...

The Home, Studios and Gallery of Jane Murray-Smith, Dragonfly Pottery and Christopher Smith, Glaskrafter Art Glass. The ceramic work of Jane Murray-Smith  features unique and eclectic raku, naked raku, horsehair & feather decorative pottery as well as beautiful high fired functional stoneware. Christopher Smith, and his studio Glaskrafter Art Glass has been making fine stained glass since 1977. He creates Read more...

The Polygon Podcast The Polygon Gallery has created a podcast to share stories of those who continue to inspire acts of creativity during these challenging times. Click Here to listen to their Podcast. Operating as Presentation House Gallery for forty years, the organization presented more than 300 exhibitions, earning a reputation as one of Canada’s most adventurous public art institutions. Read more...

Vancouver’s North Shore | There’s an après beer for everyone in the big city’s outdoor playground. The BC Ale Trail is the definitive guide to craft beer in British Columbia. This year, Vancouver’s North Shore’s six breweries joined the BC Ale Trail inviting you to arrive thirsty and leave inspired. With the North Shore Ale Trail you will find an itinerary of breweries, attractions, 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 home of local pioneers Robert and Florence Filberg. Filberg Heritage Read more...

The Bed and Breakfast is nestled on 172 acres among the majestic mountains of the Nass Valley, and the property offers many wonderful outdoor experiences. Grizzly and black bears are regulars here along with wolves, coyotes, fox and martins.  If you are a birdwatcher, you will be surprised by the number of species of birds that make their home here Read more...

Sandy Kay’s paintings are very emotion-based; she works in both classic and contemporary styles, from abstract to realism with a broad range of subjects. The commonality can be found in their stories. “I strive to create a feeling rather than portray a picture, to evoke a response from the viewer and create a sense of time and place in this Read more...

A unique shopping experience with over 60 Kootenay Artists and Artisans and select guest artists from BC on 2 floors of Gallery space overlooking Kootenay Lake. Whether you’re looking for that special piece of art for your home or a memorable gift; ViewPoint offers a wide selection of paintings, pottery, sculpture, glass, woodwork, fibre, quilts, photography, jewelry and more! The Read more...

Heartwarming art for your home. Abundant inspiration for your soul. Discover freshly-picked mixed media artwork that delights your senses. Discover joyous art for your home or inspired gift giving.  A garden comes to life in Laura’s mixed media collage paintings.  Gardens, birds, and surrounding landscape are created through collage and techniques reminiscent of art deco and stained glass.  Her stylized Read more...

Welcome to the virtual ArtWalk Gallery! We sure miss the in-person ArtWalk experience, but we are so grateful to continue this tradition which fosters partnerships between local businesses and local artists. Much of the artwork in this gallery is for sale, contact the artist directly through the contact information provided to inquire. From June 26 to September 4, 2021 Read more...

Halin de Repentigny is an acclaimed artist with paintings held in national and international collections. Originally from Montreal, Halin first made his name when he moved to Dawson City, Yukon. He became well known for his depictions of life in Canada’s Klondike, interpreting the beauty and majesty of the remote northern wilderness and capturing it on canvas. Through the early Read more...

 Place des Arts is home to our arts community! Serving the Tri-Cities since 1972, Place des Arts is an established not-for-profit arts education centre located in Coquitlam’s historic Maillardville neighbourhood. With a mission to inspire the artist in everyone, Place des Arts offers quality and accessible arts programs in the visual, literary and performing arts for all ages and skill Read more...

Enjoy art at the Library. Both the Ramp and the Upstairs art spaces feature works by local artists in a range of styles, themes, and media. The art can be viewed during the library’s open hours Time: Mon – Thu, 9:30 am to 9 pm; Fri – Sat, 9:30 am to 6:00 pm; and Sun, 12 to 5 pm, except Read more...

The Museum of Vancouver is open with health and safety measures and timed-entry tickets to allow the public to safely enjoy the galleries and exhibitions currently on view. Gain a deeper understanding of our city through stories, objects and shared experiences at Museum of Vancouver (MOV). Learn about Vancouver’s past from 1900 to 1970 by visiting MOV’s History Galleries. Discover the Read more...

The translucent softness of Margaret Halsey’s watercolors portrays the sensitivity of the artist. The personality and spirit of each animal is captured in her portraits. To view her work call 604.527.9976 to schedule a visit to her studio in her home in New Westminster. Margaret paints in several mediums including watercolour, acrylic, pastel, pencil and inks. Read more...

We are located uniquely at the centre of the Sunshine Coast.  We are a very proud museum as it is managed by our Shishalh people.  We give a in depth tour, telling our history and culture to all that enter.  The museum artifacts are found in our land, thus giving it the name Tems Swiya which translates to Our World Read more...

We are your new local family-run Fine Art & Tattoo Studio. Our family members moved to Nanaimo from the Yukon and Ontario in joint effort to bring even more variety and creativity to flourishing art scene of Vancouver Island. We are proud to offer oil paintings by Alla Yevdokimova – a renowned Ukrainian & Canadian artist with 25+ years of Read more...

With every Season Series the Capitol Theatre is thrilled to present a new selection of professional touring artists spanning a range of artistic genres. The Capitol Theatre features the best in live theatre, classical ballet and contemporary dance theatre, classical and contemporary music, comedy and a vast variety of other performances and productions. We offer 125+ events on our stage Read more...

The Phoenix Art Workshop is a privately run visual arts centre with art classes emphasizing visual literacy, design, and individual creativity for adults and young people.  Our focus is largely centered on painting and drawing mediums, though we offer classes in classical anatomy, sculpture, and modern art techniques and mediums.  Our class sizes are small, ensuring enough one on one instruction for  a more Read more...

Founded in 1933, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is a learning organization built upon an extraordinary legacy of excellence in artistic and creative development. What started as a single course in drama has grown to become the global organization leading in arts, culture, and creativity across dozens of disciplines. From our home in the stunning Canadian Rocky Mountains, Banff Read more...

CANADA’S BEST ADIRONDACK CHAIRS Manufactured in Kamloops, BC, Cedar Art Chairs are provided with a smooth white primer coating which serves as a blank canvas for local artists and wanna be artists to express their creative designs.  Artists use various methods of custom application using Acrylic, Resin, Drip, Pour, Syringe, Splatter & Spray.  See time lapse video samples. It is Read more...

Servicing the design and architectural industry, Art Works features modern and contemporary art in a variety of mediums and styles. Begun in 1986 under the directorship of Deanna Geisheimer, Art Works specializes in Canadian Art and represents some of British Columbia’s most dynamic artists, in addition to artists from across North America. Working with corporations, movie studios, and many of Read more...

Explore town history with the coming of Alcan’s aluminum smelter in the 1950s, early valley settlement, and Haisla traditional arts and technology. Additional displays feature regional geology, flora, and fauna. Historical Collection of videos, courtesy of Rio Tinto BC Works, showcasing the early years of the original Kitimat Project. Nechako Survey – (Historical Collection circa 1950) Prelude to Kitimat – Read more...

Located in Nanaimo on beautiful Vancouver Island, Art 10 Gallery is a cooperative gallery established in the early 1980s. The gallery features original paintings in varied styles and mediums, functional and decorative pottery, fused glass, carving, jewelry, reproductions and art cards created by local artists. Art 10 Gallery has monthly feature shows by gallery and guest artists. Read more...

Metro Arts Xperience The online guide to Arts And Culture events in our region COVID-19 Update:The Public Health Agency of Canada released guidance that pertains to events/mass gatherings & community public health measures in general. As MAXguide is a user-driven event listing website, please check the websites of event organizers for status updates on the cancellation and postponement of all listed events. Read more...

Dream GETAWAY VACATION with deluxe riverside log cabins, spectacular mountain views & year round outdoor adventure. Voted #1 snowmobile & ATV resort in western Canada. Minutes from MT. Robson, BC – Highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, 1hr west of Jasper Imagine an ART RETREAT in this pristine wilderness location. Our general manager’s art studio provides a great venue. Beginners Read more...

Jim Unger is a professional artist living and working in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia. His studio and small gallery are located on his rural property in Abbotsford. Jim’s art has evolved over the nearly 20 years since its beginning, from primarily outdoor bits and pieces, to now large sculptures and indoor works. He uses copper in most of Read more...

Museum of Surrey is your museum. From brief conversations to big collaborations, your voice is heard and incorporated into everything we do. Vibrant, interactive and ever changing, it’s a free local venue for wonder, connection and fun. The dynamic space includes a flexible gallery for international and national exhibitions, TD Explore Zone, Textile Centre, Indigenous Hall, community events and space Read more...

Peachland Art Gallery is located in the Peachland Historic School and will be featuring not only local recreational artists but also outstanding exhibits of those professional artists, photographers, sculptors, potters, etc. from around the Okanagan.     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”.  She has also painted in the USA and further abroad Read more...

Sheila Neufeld is a contemporary Canadian artist who creates radiant, shimmering abstract pieces inspired by the mysteries of the natural world. She completed her art studies in 2004 at Langara College and made a pivotal decision one year later to participate in her first major art show. It was the success she enjoyed there that inspired her to pursue painting Read more...

Vancouver artist Tana Lynn was born in the BC interior town of Quesnel, she moved to Vancouver as a young girl and completed her schooling. As self taught artist she believes her skills were learned while in school for makeup artistry where she learned colour theory and the ability to work with form. After 17 years of painting famous faces Read more...

Sculpture Capital of Canada™ Castlegar Sculpturewalk is a annual rotating exhibition showcasing thirty outdoor sculptures, from national and international artists,  in Castlegar’s downtown core. From May to October the public can vote on their favourite piece via ballot, and the winner of this People’s Choice Award is purchased by the City of Castlegar for the permanent collection. There are additional Read more...

Lattimer Gallery was established in 1986 by Leona Lattimer and her husband, David. Having spent much of their adult lives travelling throughout British Columbia, Leona and David made strong personal and professional connections with many Northwest Coast Native artists. Leona and David continued to foster these relationships with the artists once they settled in Vancouver. Peter Lattimer, the grandson of Read more...

Just 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver and the Vancouver International Airport, the Museum of Anthropology, located at the University of British Columbia, houses one of the world’s finest displays of Northwest Coast First Nations arts in a spectacular Arthur Erickson-designed building overlooking mountains and sea. Inside the soaring glass and concrete structure of MOA’s Great Hall, see magnificent carvings, weavings Read more...

The Evergreen Cultural Centre is the Tri-Cities premiere venue + cultural hub for live arts events, experiences, and exhibitions. Located beside Lafarge Lake in Coquitlam BC, The Evergreen features a wide variety of arts presentations by local, regional, and international artists every year. Our mission is to provide our community with engaging, quality entertainment, exhibitions, and arts programs in a Read more...

Princeton is located in the Similkameen regions of southern British Columbia. the Princeton Arts Council is very active in their community and presents numerous programs and events. The Sunflower Gallery & Gift Shop showcases the creations of Similkameen Valley artists, artisans and crafters. Creations include paintings, pottery, jewelry, felting, pine needle baskets, soapstone sculptures, woodworking and handmade soaps. Read more...

Explore the Arts and Culture of Granville Island Picturesque Granville Island provides the perfect setting for Eagle Spirit Gallery, where land, sea and beautiful art come together. Eagle Spirit Gallery has been showcasing and promoting the work of the Northwest Coast Native artists for over 30 years and is the largest gallery in Vancouver to sell Canadian First Nations art. Read more...

Come experience Whistlers unique history! Explore interactive exhibits, listen to local stories, and discover Whistlers journey from a popular fishing destination in the early 1900s to the world-class resort and community it is today- including the six separate bids that culminated in the 2010 Winter Games. Highlights include a gift shop featuring local authors, a kids area, film screenings, ongoing Read more...

Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art and History is a multi-faceted cultural hub located in downtown Nelson. We house a regional archives, history collection, regional museum, two contemporary gallery spaces, a stunning gift shop, and a newly opened Cold War Bunker! Our mission is to provide accessible, integrative art and regional history programs to encourage new perspectives, and foster a collaborative Read more...

Gallery 2 – the Grand Forks Art Gallery is Boundary Country’s public art gallery. Since 1984 the gallery has been a centre for contemporary visual arts and culture programming for locals and visitors alike. On the main floor, the gift shop showcases a carefully curated collection of regional crafts, the Art Rental gallery features a sample of local artworks available Read more...

Margaret Graine creates contemporary, one-of-a-kind jewelry using silver and gemstones. “My new (2019) collection celebrates the natural beauty of British Columbia. In the last two years the smoke from forest fires veiled our amazing mountains, making them practically invisible for months. By creating the “Majestic Rocky Mountain” collection I wanted to bring them back to ‘life’ and sort of ‘unveil’ Read more...

Salmon Arm Arts Centre features a contemporary Art Gallery open Tuesday to Saturday 11am to 4pm in a beautiful downtown heritage building. The Arts Centre manages the Wednesday On the Wharf summer concert series at Marine Park, Family Saturdays in the Gallery and special events year-round. Friday, June 7: Opening reception of “A Seat at the Table” Indigenous and Settler Read more...

Free cultural activities Wed.-Sat. in July/Aug. – www.facebook.com/Umista.Cultural.Society U’mista tells an epic story of resistance and resilience and is considered a “must-see” when visiting the region.  The Centre houses a world-famous collection of repatriated Kwakwaka‘wakw ceremonial regalia and includes galleries and a gift shop with hand-made jewelry and carvings by Kwakwaka’wakw artists. Learn about U’mista and the potlatch: https://umistapotlatch.ca   Read more...

Alcheringa Gallery is one of the leading indigenous art galleries in the world specializing in contemporary art from the Northwest Coast of Canada. Based in downtown Victoria, BC – and grateful to be on the traditional territories of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples – Alcheringa has been proud to represent the leading indigenous artists from Vancouver Island, BC and Canada for over Read more...

MAISON SANSKAR Virtual shopping tour by phone/text appointments Contactless pickup Delivery for isolated Bowen Islanders Online eco fashion showroom lookbook Virtual custom sizing Gift certificates Call or text Gail at 604-833-6893 Closed temporarily. A global nomad’s destination for unique fashion, tribal textiles, ethnographic art Organic hand woven baby bloomer sets (3-6 months). Spring fashion, accessories. Decorative textiles for home décor Read more...

The Okanagan Art Gallery is a small and earnest business located in Osoyoos, B.C. and comprised of over two dozen south Okanagan artists. As Osoyoos has become the destination of choice for large numbers of visitors fleeing the frigid winters of central Canada, the gallery is beginning to develop programs including ‘paint-ins’, demos and classes designed to attract and entertain Read more...

Fundamental to the regional cultural landscape, Oxygen Art Centre is a rural artist-run centre that nurtures contemporary professional practices while engaging the wider community through multi-disciplinary programming. The goals of Oxygen Art Centre are to stimulate the creation, exhibition and discussion of contemporary art in all disciplines, to stimulate rural cultural development and professional practices in rural artists, to engage in Read more...

FCA-COC is a community of over 170 artists from the central Okanagan area, that includes emerging artists through to highly proficient professional artists Member benefits include opportunities to participate in: – Regional and international art competitions – Workshops – Monthly meetings including talks and demonstrations by guest artists – Drawing and painting as a group – Promoting your artwork through Read more...

Catching Stars Gallery is a BC Artist Cooperative committed to showcasing handcrafted artworks in a space that reflects the natural beauty of Bowen Island. Our Gallery is dedicated to promoting artists and offering a permanent location for them to showcase and sell their work. With a high standard of quality and a carefully curated collection of artworks from island artists Read more...

The Dance Centre is the resource centre for dance in British Columbia and offers a range of activities that is unparalleled in Canadian dance. We present a season of performances and public events featuring all styles of dance, support artists through residencies and professional development opportunities, and provide information about dance in BC. We also operate Scotiabank Dance Centre, Canada’s Read more...

Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site is an authentic representation of a once thriving community of canneries, boat yards, residences. 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 oldest shipyard buildings in British Columbia, you experience the history of fishing 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 by James Hart in tribute to Bill Reid. The Gallery Read more...

A romantic getaway, a seaside vacation with close friends or a retreat with your colleagues to energize and refocus, there are many reasons to seek out beautiful places. Find beauty and relaxation at Rockwater Secret Cove Resort… right here on British Columbia’s beautiful Sunshine Coast. Choose from an eclectic array of  ocean side rooms, be it a character cozy cabin Read more...

Stuart Browning, glass artist, specializes in the creation of original leaded stained glass windows, etched art pieces and wall dividers for churches, homes and commercial buildings. Traditional techniques are used which include etching, sandblasting and carving. Stuart is skilled at incorporating his designs into residential and commercial renovations.   Read more...