Terrace

​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...

Heritage Park Museum is located on nearly 2 acres of land overlooking the City of Terrace. This land is on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Tsimshian people. The area was historically used as a military hospital during the second World War, prior to the establishment of the Museum. Learn more about our origin story here. We are Read more...

Shop your local Northwest Coast First Nations owned & operated Gift Store, located 5km West of Terrace BC on HWY 16W for Manitobah Mukluks, Grant Pauls, Chloe Angus, Pendleton Woolen Mills, Silver Jewelry and many more local artists! The arts and craft gift shop was originally built and opened in 1971 with a general store. In 1995 the Kitsumkalum Community Read more...

Build your next Terrace itinerary here. Experience our vibrant arts scene Terrace has a vibrant arts scene that includes theatre, live music and a world-class fine arts community. Terrace is the perfect home base for area music festivals. Discover Indigenous culture through public art and buildings throughout Terrace and surrounding Ts’msyen communities. Explore the Region From exciting outdoor adventures to Read more...