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ADVENTURE FOUND HERE, ALL YEAR! This Vancouver Island destination has much to offer. Carved by glaciers, sheltered by mountains, the Alberni Valley is a brilliant ecosystem, protected by a group of communities working together and enjoying this amazing space. Discover old growth forest and west coast beaches, waterfalls and mountain views. Outdoor enthusiasts with a taste for the extreme will Read more...

Boundary is rich in history. This is a landscape of natural wonders. It’s a land of fertile fields, lush valleys, lakes, rivers and mountains. You’ll find seemingly unlimited adventure here. Friendly people, outdoor recreation, hearty food, events and celebrations abound. Our communities include Baldy Mountain, Beaverdell, Big White, Bridesville, Christina Lake, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Rock Creek, Westbridge. It’s all Read more...

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...

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...

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 City of Trail is situated on the Columbia River in the West Kootenay region of British Columbia where 8,250 people  call home. It is a special place with affordable real estate, outstanding recreational facilities and an abundance of outdoor activities. In addition, it has an active arts and culture community and a variety of service clubs and organizations. Read more...

Established along the shores of the mighty Fraser River, New West is a historical and cultural hub just waiting to be discovered. With great shops, attractions, eateries and events, New Westminster is the perfect place to stay! Whether you’re looking to discover the local art scene or enjoy live music with friends, there’s always something new and exciting happening in Read more...

Princeton is the Bronze Sculpture Capital of Canada. 15 Bronze sculptures highlighting the diverse wildlife Princeton has to offer. The Walk takes you through Princeton’s main streets with excellent opportunities for pictures and viewing enjoyment. 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.  https://www.princetonbc.com/festivals-events Bronze Sculpture Walk – Town Read more...

Who is Discover Surrey Discover Surrey is the destination marketing organization for the City of Surrey, working on behalf of Surrey’s tourism businesses and operators. Our mission is to promote Surrey as a premier travel destination by showcasing its unique blend of urban life and natural beauty. From scenic parks and gardens to cultural festivals and culinary delights, we highlight 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...

The Comox Valley is Vancouver Island’s adventure and culinary destination. Picture yourself carving down an alpine ski run with an ocean view, Nordic skiing through an ancient forest, or scuba diving in crystal clear waters. You can mountain bike or hike along one of the many river systems in the area, paddle the many kilometres of stunning shorelines or tee Read more...

The Cariboo-Chilcotin region of British Columbia stretches from Cache Creek in the south to Hixon in the north and the Cariboo Mountains in the east to the Coast Mountains in the west. Our diverse land is rich in natural elements and beauty where incredible outdoor adventure is easy to find, among rolling hills, desert lands, and snow-capped mountains to raging Read more...

Discover Quesnel’s Arts & Culture 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 exhibitions in the Gallery, a permanent art collection, workshops, ongoing programs and the Gallery Gift Shop. Comprised of volunteers dedicated Read more...

The town of Squamish has been growing and is quickly becoming known for its vibrant and eclectic arts scene. Boasting the second highest number of residents who are artists by profession in all of Canada, Squamish has been transforming into an art destination right under our noses. Featuring a diverse and thriving arts community, here you’ll find local theatre, live Read more...

As Vancouver’s premier artistic and cultural hub, located in an urban, waterfront location and steeped in a rich industrial and maritime heritage, this unique destination attracts millions of visitors each year from Vancouver and around the world. The charm of Granville Island lies in its unexpected mix of uses.  The famous Public Market, open daily from 9 am to 7 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...

Explore Hope using their guide here COME & EXPLORE Lying at the edge of the Fraser Valley, Hope is a hub of highways that come and go from everywhere! To the west, across the Fraser Valley is Vancouver via Hwys 1 & 7; to the north, Hwy 1 winds up the scenic Fraser Canyon to the BC Interior and Cariboo Read more...

TRANSFORMATIONAL, AUTHENTIC. Immersive Indigenous destinations and experiences are expansive and transformational. Augment your reality with an Indigenous point-of-view and see old places with new eyes. By their nature, Indigenous perspectives cannot be understood as a bystander or simple witness. Step out of ordinary time and daily routine with Indigenous hosts around BC. HEART OF THE LAND, HEART OF THE PEOPLE Read more...

The Cultural District was developed in what was once the centre of the Okanagan’s historical fruit packing industry. Through the dedication of the arts community, municipal leadership, strong community planning and major investments, the Cultural District has become the hub of Kelowna’s artistic and cultural activity. The District’s six square blocks are home to the City’s cultural venues, including galleries, theatres 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...

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...

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...

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...

  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...

Visit our Sooke to Port Renfrew region, on the southwest corner of Vancouver Island, a year round haven for Island artists, artisans and crafts-people. Enjoy the creativity of our many artists through galleries, arts & craft studios, music, plays, concerts, festivals, workshops, lectures, events and tours that will fill your days and nights with imaginative, cultural and entertaining diversions. Examples Read more...

We are one of 22 Business Improvement Associations in the City of Vancouver. We go by the SBIA for short. We represent over 850 commercial business and property owners across 44 city square blocks from Gore Avenue in the west, Clark Drive in the East, Railway Street in the North and Venables Street to the south. We listen carefully to Read more...

Explore the Sunshine Coast The Sunshine Coast is a 180-kilometre stretch of paradise that’s tucked into the southwest corner of mainland British Columbia—but it’s only accessible via ferry, boat, or plane. Home to more artists per capita than any other Canadian region, the Sunshine Coast boasts top-notch art galleries, studios, museums, festivals, music events, and a lively cultural scene. From 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, art, 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 Read more...

Nestled just 90 minutes east of Vancouver in the heart of the Fraser Valley, Chilliwack is home to a vibrant and ever-growing arts and culture scene that’s ready to dazzle you. Immerse yourself in live theatre, sway to the rhythms of local music, stroll through the city streets to admire the colourful murals that bring Chilliwack’s walls to life, and Read more...

Cowichan encompasses a number of small communities, each with its own distinct character, including:Ladysmith, Chemainus, Crofton, Duncan, Lake Cowichan, Genoa Bay, Malahat, Maple Bay, Cowichan Bay, Mill Bay, Shawnigan Lake, and Cobble Hill. Given that Cowichan’s history goes back more than 5,000 years, it’s safe to say there is much history and culture in this neck of the woods. The Read more...

Fernie, a gem nestled in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene that captivates both residents and visitors alike. This small mountain town was founded in 1898 and is located in the southeast corner of British Columbia. Fernie’s historic downtown, with its picturesque century-old brick buildings, sets the stage for a thriving creative community, featuring the Read more...

At the Visitor Centre you’ll find a “Warm Welcome” Brochures, hiking trail maps, town and backroad maps, complimentary 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 Smithers Logo vehicle driven by a visitor centre counsellor who can provide Read more...

Here in Vernon we prioritize happiness, relaxation, and lifestyle, and we enjoy a casual vibe. We welcome you to come and embrace that Okanagan way of life. Experience the serenity of paddling out on perfectly still, clear-blue lake waters, answer the beckoning call of adventure at that next trailhead, and taste the true meaning of farm-to-table as you dine amongst Read more...

Vancouver Island North is the first word and last stop in western Canada for relaxed and spontaneous ecoadventure. Where you can witness wildlife, such as whales, eagles, and black bears, while discovering our magical shorelines and inland wilderness. Experience Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations traditions, art, and living culture. Explore Vancouver Island North Arts Tour Read more...

Vancouver’s North Shore is a vibrant destination where local and Indigenous culture come to life. Explore the unique charm of our neighborhoods with outdoor summer concerts in Dundarave, Deep Cove, Lynn Valley, and Edgemont Village—an experience for the everyone to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of the region at the Squamish Nation’s annual Pow Wow or the Tsleil-Waututh 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...

​The junction of the Skeena and the Kitsumkalum Rivers was originally the site of a Tsimshian Indian Village. Fur trading and gold prospecting were the principal activities along the Pacific Shore, including the Skeena area from 1770 to 1900. In the early 1890’s, a steamboat route was established up the Skeena as far as Hazelton and Tom Thornhill settled permanently Read more...

WellnessTravelBC.com delivers easily searchable awe-inspiring and rejuvenating experiences set in the most wildly spectacular and natural environments. Consumers find wellness trends and tips from arts and culture, to gardens and rainforests, complemented by traditional healing offerings including spa treatments, water therapies and yoga!  Head on to Wellness Travel BC for info on events. Relax | Reset | Restore Discover a unique Read more...

Visit Historic Downtown Fernie lined with century old heritage buildings and unique shops and galleries, restaurants and cafes. Ski or snowboard at Fernie Alpine Resort with 145 runs. Book snowcat skiing with Fernie Wilderness Adventures or Island Lake Lodge Catskiing, the epic, and affordable alternative to heli skiing. Visit the Fernie Museum to see the permanent ‘This is Our Fernie’ Read more...

Your Okanagan Wine Country Getaway starts here. We offer an authentic, personalized  B&B experience. We are just a glance away from the Westside Wine Trail with 16 wineries just a short drive away,or enjoy the walk to many right in our neighbourhood.  We offer three beautifully detailed spotlessly clean suites with a dedicated guest entrance on a separate level of Read more...

A Wok Around Chinatown 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, live seafood, delicate pastries, teas, herbal remedies & cookware supplies. Bring your appetite… a delicious dim sum lunch is an Read more...

We can help you design your weekend retreat – artists, writers and book clubs or plan your girls getaway. The ideal Artisan’s Amble awaits – Contact us for details. 102 Spruce Place, Penticton, BC 1-888-493-7829 abovethebeach.com Read more...

Founded in 1991, Access Gallery is an artist-run centre with a mission to create conditions of emergence for provocative ideas and work in the visual arts. We enable critical conversations and risk taking through new configurations of artists, audience, and community. The organization searches out opportunities to experiment through collaborations (both local and international) that encourage innovation. We aim to bring visibility and critical reception to artists Read more...

Celebrating 30+ years in Whistler, Adele Campbell Fine Art, located in the Westin Resort & Spa features over 50 established and emerging Canadian artists, and is dedicated to showcasing the best of contemporary Canadian art. Situated in the heart of Whistler Village at the base of world-famous Whistler Mountain, you are welcome to visit in your ski or bike gear, Read more...

Located in the heart of Port Alberni, the Alberni Valley Museum, reflects the richly diverse past of the area, with a large collection of artefacts linked to First Nations culture, local and industrial history, and folk art. The Alberni Valley Museum uses a unique Visible Storage system to make the entire collection available to the visitor at all times — Read more...

“CULTURAL EXPERIENCES” The City of New Westminster is a community with a unique, rich heritage that draws on its past to inspire the future.  Anvil Centre is a fusion of ideas and energies. It is a window into experiencing the best the world has to offer, as well as a platform for our community to share its stories with a Read more...

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 where commerce, culture, and community meet. Anvil Centre features 18,000 Read more...

Arrow Slocan’s character-filled communities, together with the surrounding mountains, rivers and lakes shape a destination that beckons to be explored. With two valleys to choose from, it’s just a matter of deciding where to start. Arrow Slocan is made up of over 20 communities connected by scenic highways, farmland, rivers, and lakes backdropped by stunning forested mountains and alpine peaks Read more...

WELCOME TO EVERGREEN Located next to beautiful Lafarge Lake at Town Centre Park, the Evergreen Cultural Centre has been Coquitlam’s cultural hub & home for live arts experiences, exhibitions, and community events for over 25 years. Part of the full experience at Evergreen Cultural Centre, the Art Gallery at Evergreen (AGE) has served the Tri-Cities for over twenty years. Our Gallery 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...

Living an artful existence with gratitude and deep respect on the unceded traditional territory of the Pentlatch people and the K’ómoks First Nation, comprised of the Sathloot, Sasitla, Ieeksen and Xa’xe people Artful : The Gallery is a vibrant artist owned and operated gallery that showcases emerging and mid-career artists from across Vancouver Island, especially the Comox Valley. Come visit as a curious art Read more...

Artists for Conservation International Foundation (AFCIF) was established as a separate entity in 2006 with a primary purpose to govern and operate the Artists for Conservation Festival, held annually  in BC’s Lower Mainland. Artists for Conservation International Foundation (AFCIF) – a federally incorporated Canadian-based charity based in British Columbia and is a registered BC Society.  AFCIF is a registered charity in Canada (860891761 Read more...

Artists in Our Midst is a dynamic group of artists dedicated to bringing public awareness to art created in our community, and to promoting visual art in Vancouver. Our mandate is to promote art education and to provide opportunities for community members to enjoy and enrich their lives with visual art. In 1993 artists on Vancouver’s West Side opened their Read more...

Situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) nations, the Arts Club Theatre Company is the largest theatre company in Western Canada. Each year, over a quarter of a million people experience the best in professional theatre at its three venues: the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage, Granville Island Stage, and Newmont Stage Read more...

The Arts Council of the North Okanagan is a registered charitable non-profit organization dedicated to enriching arts and culture in Greater Vernon and surrounding areas. As an umbrella organization, we serve more than 30 diverse member groups and over 3000 individual and family members. We host a number of events throughout the year, provide opportunities for artists to show and Read more...

The Gallery at Queen’s Park is community art gallery that has provided a venue for emerging and established artists to showcase their work since 1985. Over the year, 12 exhibitions are presented in two-dimensional and three-dimensional mediums such as paintings, photography, pottery, wood carvings, bronze statues, and more. Located in the Centennial Lodge in Queen’s Park. Operated by the Arts Read more...

At Arts Umbrella, we believe that art is powerful. Powerful enough to change a young person’s life in incredible ways. This belief is at the core of everything we do. In April 2021, Arts Umbrella moved into our new home on Granville Island. This 50,000 net-square-foot building dedicated to arts education for young people ages 2-22 features state-of-the-art studio, exhibition, Read more...

Vancouver Island–based eclectic artist, Cindy Friesen-Ford Ashurst creates with multi-media in acrylic, oil and pastels, as well as stained glass, tile/mosaics and jewelry. She has formal university training in painting, post graduate work in art therapy and practical training in glass. She was inspired at age 18 by an artistic friend who created the most amazing detailed drawings of everyday Read more...

ARTWRX Studio/Gallery, formerly known as Art Alchemy Studio, is a shared studio space in downtown Courtenay where we support each other to promote growth and professionalism as artists. A visit to the ARTWRX Studio offers you an opportunity to view the work of 10 individual artists with very unique styles. The goal is that each artist has fun creating in Read more...

Established in 2016, the Audain Art Museum is a leading arts organization founded upon the major philanthropic gift of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa. Located in Whistler, British Columbia and designed by the internationally-renowned firm Patkau Architects, the AAM boasts a comprehensive Permanent Collection of the province’s most celebrated artists. Exemplifying the richness of cultural difference in Canada, the collection Read more...

The 2025 Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival will return to Sen̓áḵw/Vanier Park in Vancouver from June to September, 2025. The 2025 Season will include four dynamic productions including Much Ado About Nothing, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised] (Again), and The Dark Lady. “We’re thrilled to announce our 2025 Season,” said Christopher Gaze, Bard Founding Artistic Director. “Whether you’re 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 begins to pay. The lead is struck, and the greatest Read more...

The British Columbia Aviation Museum is a major attraction on Vancouver Island.  It is located next to Victoria International Airport, on the south-east corner of the airport lands (see directions).  In our Museum, there are many interesting aircraft, engines, pictures, models and artefacts. We have civilian and commercial aircraft, as well as military aircraft, all of which made contributions to British Read more...

Located in historic Fort Langley the BC Farm Museum has the province’s largest collection of pioneer and agricultural artifacts.  Something of interest for every age. Kids love our Scavenger Hunt (with a prize) and after Covid19, rope making, tomato and egg sorting demonstrations. Visitors learn how people lived without electricity and can see first-hand several wooden ice boxes (early refrigerators), see early windmills Read more...

Visitors to Lynn Headwaters Regional Park are familiar with the BC Mills House Museum, which has sat near the entrance to the park since 1995, but how many know its history? Built in 1908, the two-bedroom house was originally located on East 1st Street in North Vancouver. Local historian and author Eve Lazarus recently delved into the building’s past and shares Read more...

Fall in love with the diversity of life as you explore over 500 exhibits, and stare through the jaws of the largest creature ever to live on Earth—the blue whale. As Vancouver’s natural history museum, we invite you on a journey to discover the interconnectedness of all life on Earth, and our role in preserving these delicate systems. Explore the Read more...

Bees Art Designs Inspired by living on the West Coast, road trip adventures and my love of exploring florals, landscapes and abstracts. As a self-taught artist, I enjoy watercolours, alcohol inks, acrylics, mixed media. Read more...

Located in Downtown Vancouver, the Bill Reid Gallery is a unique destination that celebrates the extraordinary diversity of contemporary Indigenous Northwest Coast Art. It is the only public Gallery in Canada dedicated to NWC Art and stands as a tribute to the legendary Haida master artist, Bill Reid (1920 – 1998). The Gallery curates a series of dynamic exhibitions and Read more...

Rumble aboard The Underground train as it rolls through an historic mining tunnel. Push up your sleeves at our Gold Panning Pavilion and keep what you find! Immerse yourself in the live-action, multi-sensory experience of BOOM! on the breathtaking ground level of the historic Mill No.3 building. Learn about minerals, the copper extraction process and what life was like back Read more...

Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site is an authentic representation of a once-thriving community of canneries, boat yards, and 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...

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...

Explore the natural and human history of Smithers and the surrounding area at the Bulkley Valley Museum! Located in the historic Central Park Building, the Museum features engaging and informative temporary and permanent displays on local history and culture, including Witsuwit’en history, Driftwood Canyon fossils, the mysterious story of the first “Broken Arrow”, and the Bulkley Valley’s “gift to civilization” Read more...

Caetani Centre: Art Making. Life Changing, Community Creating Welcoming visitors and artists from around the world each year, the Caetani Centre is a unique British Columbia tourist attraction in Vernon, BC, providing tours of the designated heritage home of the renowned artist, Sveva Caetani.  The onsite Caetani Gallery exhibits changing selections of Sveva Caetani’s stunning and powerful Recapitulation series of Read more...

The Canadian Art Preservation Foundation seeks to ensure merited artists works and their artifacts can be stored in archival manner so that their legacy can be examined, catalogued, studied and exhibited in the future. The works will be made available for study purposes to educational organizations such as educational institutions, museums and public galleries. If you would like to collaborate or contribute, Read more...

In 1965, after considerable lobbying efforts from a group of passionate lacrosse enthusiasts, the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame was created to serve as a permanent way to recognize and honour box players, field players, builders, teams who have contributed to the rich history of lacrosse in Canada. Located in New Westminster (which has its own unique lacrosse history), the Read more...

Summer hours: 10:00 am. to 4:30 pm. from May 21st. to September 4th. 2024. ]The Canadian Wildlife Museum is located in the Okanagan valley, just minutes north of the city of Vernon , just off Highway 97 in the heart of spectacular south central British Columbia, Canada. We are an outstanding kid friendly Tourist Attraction and likely the best Taxidermy Read more...

This community of Hope BC has a rich longstanding history. The story and brand all date back to the First Nations Presence – which today has made a strong impact on the area. The places you go, the things you see, all have connections to the rich soiled history through its Indigenous culture, Gold Rush, the mighty Railway and the 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 cash Read more...

Catching Stars Gallery is a BC Artist Cooperative showcasing handcrafted artworks in a space that reflects the natural beauty of Bowen Island. In the gallery you will find an amazing selection of locally created artworks: jewellery, pottery, paintings, fine art photography, wood, stone, glass, bronze and leather creations, self-care products, candles, art cards and more. Find gift items large and Read more...

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The Kimberley Arts Council is a non-profit charitable society that promotes and celebrates the Arts in Kimberley, BC and the surrounding areas. We provide safe and inviting opportunities for participation in all art forms. We collaboratively operate Centre 64, our community’s local arts centre, in collaboration and partnership with the City of Kimberley. Read more...

Centre A: Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary Asian Art is a leading public art gallery currently situated in the heart of Vancouver’s Chinatown, on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples. It is a registered charity and the only public art gallery in Canada dedicated to contemporary Asian and Asian-diasporic perspectives since 1999. In addition to our 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...

​Welcome to Chetwynd, British Columbia, renowned for its impressive collection of over 120 intricate chainsaw carvings displayed throughout the town. These remarkable sculptures, crafted by artists from around the world during the annual Chetwynd International Chainsaw Carving Championship, have transformed the community into an open-air gallery. ​ Embarking on a self-guided walking tour offers an immersive experience to appreciate these Read more...

The Chinatown Storytelling Centre is home to Canada’s first permanent exhibit space dedicated to telling the stories of the Chinese Canadian journey and the living heritage of Vancouver’s Chinatown. Explore the vibrant history through interactive exhibits filled with stories from the people who lived, worked and played there. The Storytelling Centre is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm. Read more...

The Chinese Canadian Museum is located in the historic Vancouver Chinatown. Housed inside the oldest brick building in Chinatown, this museum is the first of its kind and honours the history, contributions, and heritages of Chinese Canadians while elevating and engaging with voices and communities across the country. The museum is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10 A.M. to Read more...

Christ Church is home to a small but vital Anglican congregation. The parish of Christ Church offers weekly worship services, bible study groups, social events, weddings, baptisms, and funerals. Historic Christ Church is located at the corner of Fraser Avenue and Park Street, one block west of the Trans Canada Highway in Hope, BC. Read more...

Christina Lake Arts and Artisans Society is a not for profit, community-supported charitable organization. Our mission is to celebrate and promote arts and culture at the Lake, enriching and enhancing people’s lives by providing diverse programming that energizes the community. We offer opportunities for connection and participation through music, classes and a curated event space, inspiring creativity and fostering a love Read more...

In case we haven’t met, I am Cindy Mawle a born and raised Vancouver Islander who moved away to the prairies for 14 years.  The beauty of the island I once took for granted has been magnified upon my 2004 return and I now spend much of my time exploring and painting this amazing place. What is my art all Read more...

Explore Your Creative Side with North Van Arts through art classes, exhibitions, art rental, and events, and navigate to arts & culture with the North Shore Culture Compass. Exhibitions This contemporary, interactive art gallery was built for the community and all exhibitions are group based and themed, to inspire reflection and conversation. This creative approach results in remarkable, thought-provoking and 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...

EXPLORE THE ARTS + CULTURE LANDSCAPE OF THE SUNSHINE COAST The Coast Cultural Alliance’s role is to enhance arts and cultural tourism on the Sunshine Coast and to project a single, strong voice for local culture. The Alliance includes groups and individuals from the visual, performing, literary, and media arts on the Sunshine Coast. ARTS & CULTURE EVENTS ON THE Read more...

The Community Art Gallery at Anvil Centre celebrates the rich cultural landscape of New Westminster. The space forges creative dialogue, brings attention to local art as well as creates new opportunities for artists in our city.  It is an accessible space, where New Westminster based art groups can organize members’ exhibitions.  It is open to New Westminster emerging and established Read more...

Comox Valley Arts are proud to support, promote and celebrate our local creative community. We do this through fostering a mindset of ‘Arts and Culture first‘, as the driver of quality of life in our community. We facilitate, activate, and advocate on behalf of Arts and Culture in our community at all levels, and through a wide variety of activities. Read more...

Visit the Comox Museum and explore what the museum offers regarding the history of Comox. There are many displays that show Comox from its early inception through to present day, including a K’omox First Nation component. There is an area dedicated permanently to the 102nd Battalion that is very engaging and honors the Battalion’s sacrifices during WWl. The museum now has Read more...

Step back in time. Escape the modern world and get back to basics. Experience how people lived during the early 1900s, or check out one of the largest collections of vintage radios in North America. We’ll get you off the grid. Mackin House The Coquitlam Heritage Society’s Mackin House is one of the last remaining homes originally built for the Fraser Read more...

Check out Cormier Guest Suites here  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 are open most days Read more...

The Courtenay 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, First Nations history, pioneer settlement history, social history of the Comox Read more...

Since 1978, the Cowichan Performing Arts Centre has been the premiere entertainment venue in Cowichan welcoming thousands of visitors, patrons, performers and artists to this exceptional 731-seat venue. With outstanding programming offering music, theatre, comedy, dance and film, we bring local, national and internationally renowned performers to the largest stage on Vancouver Island. Visit our website at www.cowichanpac.ca for a Read more...