Whistler: Mountain Culture and Creative Vitality
While known worldwide as a premier ski destination, Whistler is also a thriving centre for arts and culture in British Columbia. Home to the renowned Audain Art Museum and the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre, Whistler blends contemporary creativity with Indigenous heritage and alpine inspiration.
Explore public art throughout the pedestrian village, discover local makers at artisan markets, or attend annual events like the Whistler Writers Festival and Whistler Film Festival. Whistler offers cultural depth and artistic richness all year round, making it a standout on any Sea-to-Sky road trip.
Situated north of Vancouver, British Columbia, Whistler is known for the Whistler Blackcomb ski resort, which is the largest ski resort in North America. Apart from skiing, the town is known for many other outdoor sports and activities. However, the town is not limited to sports. Whistler features an extensive amount of art & culture to explore. The main highlight is Whistler First Nations lil wat Squamish Cultural Centre which is the first centre of its kind in Canada. The museum features guided tours which are included in the admission fees. Another significant facility is the Audain Art Museum which features a collection of art from some of the most celebrated artists of the province. While Whistler is the main ski destination in the province, Whistler First Nations Cultural Centre along with other vibrant art & culture scenes are worth exploring!
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