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Cranbrook Community Theatre (CCT) has considered the Studio/Stage Door their home for 50 years (1974-2024). A City owned heritage building, the Studio/Stage Door has a 1050 square foot hardwood dance floor and an 83 seat theatre. This charming building is very eye-catching, and was built in 1909 by the local Masons as their Temple. There have been hundreds of plays and musical Read more...

The Cranbrook History Centre is a landmark cultural institution located in Cranbrook, British Columbia, dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of our community and region. As a non-profit organization managed by the Cranbrook Archives, Museum, and Landmark Society (CAMAL) for the past 49 years — “Creating a Legacy” — the Centre is home to a nationally designated railcar collection, internationally recognized paleontology specimens, and Read more...

Gilakas’la  Welcome Culture Shock 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 enjoying the best coffee in the island or take in Read more...

Dawson Creek, BC is a northern community shaped by creativity, resilience, and deep cultural roots. As the historic Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway, our city has long been a meeting place for travelers, storytellers, and generations of people who built their lives on these prairies. Today, that spirit lives on in a vibrant arts scene from local galleries and Read more...

Deb Chaney has been creating her spiritually inspired mixed media abstract paintings for two decades. She exhibits internationally in public art, TV and Film, and her work appears in corporate and private collections. Her paintings are composed of many intriguing layers and textures, the creation of which helps her remain in the moment and supports her healing journey. Currently she Read more...

BIOGRAPHY Debra Rushfeldt was born in Calgary Alberta, and received her art education at ACAD, and the Banff Center. Her art practice spans several decades, and creative evolutions. Currently, her work delves into magic realism with a focus on the natural world, and painting fanciful narratives about the creatures who live there. She has been a full time resident of Read more...

Douglas J. Husband Discovery Centre Address: 4450 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC V4K 3W3 The Douglas J. Husband Discovery Centre is an interactive space for dialogue and discovery about our community’s past, present, and future. It features exhibitions, programs, and community and city archives. Tsawwassen Art Centre Address: 1172 56 St, Delta, BC V4L 1C4 Tsawwassen Arts Centre is a multi-use facility Read more...

Your to explore. Naturally.  Step into Sooke’s vibrant arts scene, where coastal beauty and creativity meet—and where nature itself becomes a canvas, shaped by ocean vistas, forest trails, and ever-changing light. Discover the renowned Sooke Fine Arts Show, celebrating exceptional regional talent, or feel the rhythm at Sooke’s Arts and Music Festival, where community and culture come alive. Stroll through Read more...

Come experience the sights and sounds of Doukhobor life in the southern interior of British Columbia. Located just off Highway 3 in Castlegar, BC, the Doukhobor Discovery Centre is home to ten historical buildings across ten acres of land where visitors can enjoy indoor and outdoor displays and educational exhibits. Officially opened in 1971 as a Castlegar-Kinnaird BC Centennial project, Read more...

Downtown Chilliwack Business Improvement Association represents the heart of the city’s historic and commercial core, working to promote a vibrant, welcoming, and economically thriving downtown. Centered around key streets like Main Street, Yale Road, and the iconic Five Corners, downtown Chilliwack is home to a diverse mix of locally owned shops, restaurants, services, and cultural spaces. The area blends heritage Read more...

Downtown Vernon’s mural collection transforms the city centre into a vibrant open-air gallery. Colourful murals throughout the downtown core celebrate the community’s history, culture, and natural surroundings while showcasing the work of talented local and visiting artists. Exploring Vernon’s murals offers an engaging way to experience the city, where striking public artworks add creativity and character to everyday streets. Read more...

Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden is a registered museum and one of Vancouver’s top tourist attractionsn located near Vancouver’s Chinatown. It is a unique venue for cultural programming and events, including guided tours, concerts, festivals, exhibitions, receptions, and educational programs. This Ming Dynasty-style garden-home is the first among its kind to have been built outside of China, and continues Read more...

Drissia Abid is a Vancouver-based artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Her practice is deeply rooted in her inner world—drawing from dreams, personal experiences, and cultural influences gathered through extensive global travel. These inspirations are reflected in her vibrant use of colour, pattern, and expressive forms. Her artistic style blends abstraction with emotional and cultural storytelling, often 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...

The Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA) is a registered charity founded in 1941 by prominent Canadian artists, including members of the Group of Seven such as Lawren Harris, Arthur Lismer, and A.Y. Jackson. The first National Executive Council was led by André Bieler, with Lawren Harris serving as the BC region’s first Chairman. Other notable early members included Emily Carr, Jack Shadbolt and the Honourable Mark Kearley. Read more...

FERRY BUILDING GALLERY The Ferry Building Gallery is a public community art gallery operated by the District of West Vancouver and is located in the heart of Ambleside at Ambleside Landing. Situated in one of West Vancouver’s original buildings, the newly restored gallery serves as a hub for arts and culture. The gallery presents up to 11 exhibitions annually at 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...

 First Saturday Open Studios is a free, monthly event that began in 2010 and can be found in various locations across BC. This is an opportunity to visit artists at work in their studios located throughout the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, Gulf Islands and the Okanagan. Check the website for updates and who is open each month. www.firstsaturday.ca Explore working studios, Read more...

The Fort St. John Community Arts Council represents over two-thirds of the 35,000 residents in the North Peace who participate in arts activities, who enjoy watching arts and cultural events, or who make arts classes, festivals, and performances happen. The Arts Council is made up of 24 member groups that includes music, dance, visual arts, theatre, heritage, fabric arts, pottery 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 British Columbia! Enjoy old-time trade demonstrations, steam-train rides, and Clydesdale Read more...

The unique blend of urban culture and pastoral serenity are the cornerstones of culture in the Fraser Valley, the ideal sanctuary from the routine of daily life and the perfect backdrop for a daytrip commencing in the historic precinct of Fort Langley and meandering through Maple Ridge, Mission, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and Hope. Begin your day trip by immersing yourself in Read more...

Gabriola Island is called the “Isle of the Arts” because it has one of the highest concentrations of artists per capita in Canada, fostering a vibrant community of visual artists, musicians, writers, and other cultural creators. Every day is a celebration of arts and culture on Gabriola Island, known as the “Isle of the Arts” because it has one of Read more...

The Galiano Oceanfront Inn and Spa is the only resort in the Southern Gulf Islands where you can leave your car behind, take the ferry, walk to the Inn and hike to trails, parks, beaches and village shops. So very easy! Relax in our quietly comfortable and thoughtfully appointed private West Coast Inn Suites and Villas. Drink in the view Read more...

Just off Hwy 17 on 56th street, Open Fri-Sun, 12-4 pm  Gallery 1710 hosts monthly art exhibitions showcasing original artwork in styles ranging from realistic to abstract. Only 5 minutes from the ferry terminal, with free parking, our spacious gallery is open Friday to Sunday, 12 – 4 pm. GALLERY 1710 hosts original fine art shows and sales every month, featuring Read more...

Gallery Merrick is a contemporary fine art gallery located in downtown Victoria, showcasing a curated collection of works by emerging and established Canadian artists alongside select international talent. Founded by curator Joe Bembridge, the gallery is dedicated to supporting living artists and fostering creative growth, with a strong emphasis on originality, diversity of perspectives, and artistic innovation. Its collection spans Read more...

Welcome to the Regional District of North Okanagan! Connecting our communities through information, education, and engagement. One Region, One Future. Arts & Culture Arts & Culture are creative interactions between the community’s values, atmosphere, education, and the cultural assets of its places and the people who live here. It enriches day-to-day life, providing enjoyment and appreciation of creative endeavours through storytelling and Read more...

Griffin Art Projects (GAP) is a non-profit art residency and gallery located in North Vancouver devoted to supporting artists in the production of new work through its residency program, and in creating new research on contemporary Canadian and international art, artists and art collections from around the world in its exhibition program. GAP is a non-collecting institution that has quickly 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 ages will enjoy exploring a restored salmon canning line from Read more...

Saahlinda Naay – the Haida Gwaii Museum offers a fascinating look into Haida Gwaii culture from diverse perspectives where Haida knowledge, western science art and politics all blend together in a fluid and constantly changing context. We work collaboratively with communities and organizations to provide an inspiring and holistic learning experience of all things Haida Gwaii. Read more...

The Haida Gwaii Museum Gift Shop is a treasure trove of authentic Haida artistry, offering a carefully curated selection of traditional and contemporary works by Haida artists. Located at the heart of Haida Gwaii, the shop celebrates the deep cultural heritage and craftsmanship of the Haida Nation. Explore stunning argillite carvings, intricately handcrafted from the rare black slate found only Read more...

Haida History and culture come alive at this spectacular new Centre on Haida Gwaii, the home of the Haida people. Features of the centre include the Haida Gwaii Museum, ten standing Totem Poles, Bill Reids Haida War Canoe Lootaas, a Gift Shop, Carving Shed, Canoe House, Performing House, Bill Reid Teaching Centre and a Cafe. Parks Canada provides orientations and Read more...

Enjoy the peaceful setting of this historic farmhouse where author conservationist Roderick Haig-Brown wrote his world-renowned books. By the River… The murmur of the river can be heard from the rooms overlooking the peaceful grounds. In this unique bed and breakfast establishment, the Haig-Brown House interior and furnishings reflect the character and modest lifestyle of Roderick Haig-Brown and his family. Read more...

The Hand of Man Museum is a unique and immersive museum dedicated to natural history, cultural arts, and conservation. Located in Maple Bay on Vancouver Island, this expansive 15,000-square-foot space invites visitors to explore a vast and eclectic collection of artifacts gathered from around the world. Housed in a former elementary school, the museum showcases everything from prehistoric fossils and Read more...

Airy and sleek, the Harbour House awaits in the heart of Salt Spring Island. Furnished patios boast stunning views over the Salish Sea. Full-service restaurant, function room, and spa, all newly-renovated in a relaxed and refined style. Discover our enchanted island for yourself; at once bold and serene, touched only softly by civilization, wild in ways that stir the soul Read more...

Helijet is your connection between Vancouver Island & the Lower Mainland; linking Victoria, Vancouver & Nanaimo + Beyond – by earning Aeroplan points with every flight. Start your journey from the comfortably passenger lounge with many complimentary VIP amenities, before taking off in the style & comfort on board a 12-seat Sikorsky helicopters and enjoy spectacular views of Beautiful British Columbia. Read more...

Located in the heart of Ashcroft, Heritage Place Park is a charming interpretive green space that brings the region’s history to life. Set along Railway Avenue, this well-maintained park offers a self-guided walking experience through Ashcroft’s past, blending heritage storytelling with outdoor relaxation. Visitors can explore a variety of historical features, including a working waterwheel, a sod-roofed pioneer cabin, a Read more...

Historic Hat Creek Ranch is located on one of the few remaining sections of the original Cariboo Wagon Road still accessible to the public. The site encompasses nearly 130 hectares (320 acres) of fields and rolling hills in British Columbia’s sunny southern Interior. Many of the buildings stand as they did in 1901, with some dating back as early as Read more...

Experience O’Keefe Ranch You’ll love travelling back in time with us! Over 150 years ago, O’Keefe Ranch was its own small community with a post office, blacksmith shop, general store, and church. Today, visitors can meet our friendly farm animals, view our annual museum exhibitions, take a tour of the O’Keefe Mansion, and buy candy in the General Store. Come Read more...

HOMALCO FIRST NATION CULTURE & HISTORY Homalco First Nation Culture is woven together by our people, our land, and our wildlife. We are deeply connected to our culture through our language, and it’s these connections that guide our way of life. We are strong stewards of our territories, storytellers of our history, and knowledge. The Xwémalhkwu, or Homalco, First Nation Read more...

The Hope Arts Gallery offers approximately 2,000 square feet of exhibition space for local artists. We also feature special monthly shows in the Back Room showcasing artists from throughout the Province. Explore Hope here: Arts and Culture Map Arts Machine Events Workshop Hope Arts and Cultural Centres Read more...

Hope holds over 80 incredible chainsaw carvings through the town, all carved by participants of the bi-annual Hope Chainsaw Carving competition. If you’ve been to Hope before, you’ll have undoubtedly seen some of the 80 plus chainsaw carvings scattered all over town. Each of these carvings are pieces that chainsaw carvers have created during past competitions! During your visit, stop 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...

Ian Lowe: First Nations Metal Artist Sculpture, Vancouver Island BC. With over 30 years in the Welding and Fabricating Industry, Ian has combined these skills to create custom art and design.Ian’s passionate connection with the Natural Environment of the West Coast of Canada transfers into his work, mediums include wood, stone and steel.Each of Ian works are hand crafted and Read more...

Founded in 1979, the Inuit Gallery has been dedicated to promoting Inuit, Northwest Coast Indigenous and Canadian art. The gallery is known for presenting groundbreaking exhibitions, participating in international art fairs and placing works in major museum and private collections worldwide. The gallery features sculpture and graphics by established, senior artists as well as new art works by the talented Read more...

Located in the heart of the Royal City, Irving House is one of the oldest community heritage sites in BC. Step back to the 1800s as you enter the colonial home of Captain William Irving, King of the Fraser River. Over 140 years of memories live within Irving House “…the handsomest, the best and most home-like house of which British Columbia Read more...

Island Mountain Arts (est. 1977) runs a Gallery, School of the Arts, year round residencies and the ArtsWells Festival on June 26 to 28, 2026 ArtsWells Festival of All Things Art www.artswells.com an art-full life is possible Island Mountain Arts (IMA) serves artists, builds community, and stimulates and enhances artistic, cultural and economic development. We foster connection and expression through Read more...

“Jane Appleby’s vibrant artwork is infused with her unique point of view, transforming landscape painting into an emotional experience. Jane’s intent to capture the impact of a scene or location over exact representation creates a sensuous and engrossing experience for the viewer… When experiencing Jane’s work, one travels through thousands of bold colours, dynamic shapes and lines; exploring every hill, Read more...

Contemporary Canadian West Coast artist Jodie Blaney creates expressive, joy-filled paintings inspired by the landscapes of British Columbia. Drawing from forests, mountains, and shorelines, her imaginative work is defined by vivid colour, rhythmic composition, and simplified, flowing shapes. Each piece evokes a sense of movement and immersion while maintaining a strong sense of harmony and balance. An established artist with Read more...

Education & workshops The Vancouver Island Sculpting Studio offers a series of immersive workshops in sculpting, situated in downtown Nanaimo on traditional Snuneymuxw land and led by professional sculptor Joel A. Prevost. Participants benefit from learning in an inspiring environment designed to nurture artistic expression. Our diverse range of workshops caters to all skill levels, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Read more...

Judy Osiowy is the watercolour, landscape, and abstract artist behind Wallflowers and Beyond. She is a local artist who paints out of her art studio and gallery in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. Judy has been avidly painting for over 40 years. She experiments with various media on a variety of surfaces. Watercolour, acrylic, inks, and pastels are among her favourites. Read more...

WELCOME TO THE KAMLOOPS MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES The Kamloops Museum and Archives permanent exhibitions consistently evolve to inclusively showcase Kamloops’ culture through the voices of its many communities. Current issues, events, and ideas are explored bringing rigorous and relevant exhibitions to Kamloops. The Kamloops Museum and Archives seeks to foster pride of place and offers a unique experience for creativity and learning for all Read more...

The Karen Cooper Gallery, located on Granville Island, sits at the heart of Vancouver’s vibrant art and artisan community. Karen Cooper is a celebrated landscape photographer whose work—crafted in collaboration with her innovative team—is presented across multiple mediums. Her fine art photographs can be found in both private collections and public spaces, including corporate offices and landmark developments. Over the Read more...

Kasugai Gardens is a მშვიდ and beautifully designed Japanese garden tucked behind Kelowna City Hall in the city’s Cultural District. Created in 1987, the garden symbolizes the sister-city relationship between Kelowna and Kasugai, Japan, reflecting a shared commitment to cultural connection and friendship. Designed in the traditional Japanese style, the garden emphasizes harmony, balance, and contemplation. Visitors will find carefully Read more...

Kathy Traeger is a full time visual artist residing in Surrey, BC who works primarily in acrylics. She graduated from Kwantlen College in 1985 with a diploma in Visual Art and Design and spent the next 32 years working for various design studios, advertising agencies, printing facilities in both Canada and the USA. In 2017 she followed her true passion Read more...

Kelowna Actors Studio is a prominent performing arts venue and theatre company in downtown Kelowna, known for producing high-quality live musical theatre and offering education programs for all ages. Founded in 2003, the studio was created to bring vibrant, professional productions—often inspired by popular Broadway shows—to the Okanagan Valley while also nurturing local talent through training and performance opportunities. It Read more...

The Kelowna Art Gallery is located in the heart of Kelowna’s Cultural District in downtown Kelowna, BC. We offer visitors the opportunity to explore changing exhibitions of both historical and contemporary Canadian art in our four Gallery spaces, including an outdoor courtyard area. The Kelowna Art Gallery is proud to be an inclusive and welcoming space for everyone, especially the 2SLGBTQI+ community. Read more...

The Kelowna Community Theatre is Kelowna’s professional presenting house and one of the Interior’s largest performing arts venues. Each year the Theatre is home to over 250 events ranging from comedy to music, dance, theatrical performances and everything in between. Since opening its doors on September 13, 1962, the Theatre has grown from a small community theatre to a vibrant performance hub Read more...

Download self-guided walking tour here Previously home to canneries, railways, shipping wharves, a sawmill, packinghouse and even a cigar factory, City planners were challenged with a now defunct industrial area. The district was once the centre of the Okanagan fruit-packing industry and with much of the land in public ownership, the sixblock area was ripe for a reimagining. Significant planning Read more...

Kelowna’s vibrant mural scene brings colour and creativity to the city’s streets, with more than 60 large-scale murals transforming walls throughout downtown and surrounding neighbourhoods. Created by local, national, and international artists, these striking works celebrate the Okanagan’s culture, history, and natural landscape. Exploring Kelowna’s murals offers visitors a dynamic open-air gallery experience, where public art turns everyday streets into Read more...

Come and discover the storied past of the Okanagan at the KELOWNA MUSEUMS. Visit Kelownas vibrant Cultural District and spark an adventure at our five museums. Bring the kids for a weekend craft, sip a new wine or join a guided walking tour. Come Alive with Our History! Experience fascinating displays and learn how the Okanagan Valley was formed, and Read more...

Public Art Program The City’s Public Art Program was established through a 1997 Council resolution.  The goal of program is to culturally enrich public spaces, in line with Imagine Kelowna and the future vision of our city. Public art plays an important role in shaping both the collective identity and personal experience of our city. Our public art collection Our collection currently includes over 70 public artworks located throughout Kelowna, with a diverse mix of installations: Large iconic pieces such as Spirit of Sail and Bear sculptures along the 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...

Welcome to our guide on exploring the stunning beauty and vibrant culture of British Columbia through three exciting road trips: the Columbia Basin Culture Tour, the Kaslo River Trail of Sculptures, and the Road Trip to Crawford Bay. British Columbia is a treasure trove of unique experiences, from natural wonders to cultural landmarks, and there’s no shortage of adventures to 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...

Found within Gitxsan Territory, Ksan Historical Village stands where the village of Gitanmaax has existed for centuries. It is the desire of Ksan to preserve and truthfully portray the lifestyle of the people who have always lived here. ‘Ksan Historical Village and Museum are located near the ancient village of Gitanmaax,  at the confluence of the Bulkley and Skeena Rivers Read more...

Art Boutique & Exhibitions The Arts Council of Ladysmith and District (ACLD) is the most comprehensive visual arts organization in Ladysmith! Our goal is to bring together artists & arts lovers of all styles and mediums and to provide artistic opportunities and experiences within the community and surrounding areas. The Ladysmith Gallery hosts two art exhibitions each month, a membership art show, Read more...

The Okanagan’s Largest Art Show. Artists, Galleries, Fibre Arts, Live Music, Special Displays, Live Auction, Prizes, and so much more! This intriguing two day multi-arts festival offers an enormous amount of creative artworks of all forms and styles, along with music on four stages, and many special events. Follow the coloured gates to the two school sites within a park Read more...

Located on the scenic shores of Okanagan Lake, the Penticton Lakeside Resort & Conference Centre offers a perfect blend of relaxation, recreation, and refined comfort in the heart of Penticton. With over 270 spacious guest rooms and suites, each featuring a private balcony and stunning lake, mountain, or city views, this full-service waterfront resort delivers an unforgettable Okanagan experience. Guests 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...

At the University of Victoria Legacy Art Galleries, art works to promote dialogue around issues that matter. Our exhibitions and programs activate research and learning through university and community collaborations. The Legacy Art Gallery Downtown is UVic’s primary art gallery space. It is a lively and engaging centre for art that is easily accessible to the community and features rotating Read more...

The Lighthouse Community Centre (Hall) in Qualicum Bay, BC, is a volunteer-run, non-profit facility serving Lighthouse Country (Qualicum Bay, Bowser, Deep Bay, etc.), offering events like dances, markets, breakfasts, and family recreation (pickleball, hockey) with a focus on community well-being and connection, funded by donations, rentals, and memberships, and operating as a registered charity. Read more...

ABOUT LIL CHRZAN Lil Chrzan is a Canadian Landscape painter that is known for her masterful depictions of golden light across luminous West Coast scenes. Viewers are invited to enter her world and experience a sense of calm transcendence when viewing the dramatic light-filled paintings. For the past 26 years Chrzan has lived and worked in the seaside village of Read more...

Liquid Amber Tattoo And Art Collective seamlessly blends bespoke tattoo artistry and cosmetic tattoo services with a thoughtfully curated art gallery. As a proud women-led establishment, Liquid Amber has passionately championed Vancouver’s diverse artistic community since 2001, striving to cultivate a warm and inclusive environment for both creators and art enthusiasts. Step into our recently renovated corner studio in Vancouver’s Read more...

London Heritage Farm is a 4 acre heritage site that overlooks the south arm of the Fraser River. The site offers a fully restored 1880s farmhouse, heritage and herb gardens, the restored Spragg family barn, vintage farm equipment and extensive lawns. Farmhouse hours: January 1 to April 19: Closed April 20 to Sept. 2: Thurs to Sun 10am-5pm and open Read more...

The Lumby Public Market is located at the Oval Park (entrance by the outdoor swimming pool) and showcases local growers, producers, crafters, foodies, artisans, performers, and home businesses from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The market starts from the 2nd week in May to the 2nd week in October. Read more...

Considered one of the finest homes in the Okanagan when it was built in 1910 and still to this day, the Mackie Lake House is perched on the shores of beautiful Kalamalka Lake. At one time a boarding school, the house is incredibly preserved and today hosts historical tours, concerts, and afternoon teas.     Read more...

Madrona Gallery specializes in contemporary and historic Canadian paintings and sculptures. Since its opening in 2010, the gallery has hosted over 100 exhibitions and highlighted some of the best of Canadian art. Madrona has become a leader in the region for sourcing rare and important works by some of Canada’s most influential artists and provides a welcoming space and excellent 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...

Marie Neys has always challenged herself to study. Many of the art styles she has mastered include acrylics, oils, ink & rouge, pen & ink, pastels, watercolour, sculpture, pottery and calligraphy. Marie divides her time between the rolling hills, vast plains and big sky country of Southern Alberta and the towering trees, cool breezes and unending ocean of West Coast British Read more...

Mark Loria 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 – The gallery produces four to six new exhibitions every year, supplemented by ongoing new works by gallery Read more...

Victoria Market Collective is a community-driven retail collective that showcases locally made and Canadian artisan goods, offering a year-round “market-style” shopping experience in the heart of Victoria. Originally launched as a pop-up in 2020 to support artisans affected by the loss of in-person markets, it has since grown into a permanent platform connecting hundreds of makers with shoppers who value Read more...

Taking participants from Canada’s unique desert environment in the south, to the alpine meadows high above the Okanagan and Similkameen valleys, the Festival connects people with nature, engaging and inspiring them to protect the unique habitats and species of this region and indeed our planet. Meadowlark Festival is geared to appeal to a wide cross-section of people and interests, and Read more...

Journey into a world where time stands still; a place where dreams are transformed into golden Talismans, woven like tapestries into the night sky. Guided by moonlight and constellations, the caress of the wind, and the breathy dew of sunrise. 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...

Monashee Arts Council A community arts organization, the Monashee Arts Council, promotes and showcases local artists, classes and programs in the visual and performing arts. The Monashee Arts Council secures resources to provides opportunities that further arts access and development for citizens and artists residing in the areas surrounding Lumby. Village Gallery In 2020 the Monashee Arts Council came to call the Village Read more...

MONK is a West Coast Canadian Artist with a Gallery in Parksville, Vancouver Island, and a beach studio in spectacular Rathtrevor Beach, Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Monk’s art is primarily from the endless ocean views, idyllic beach scenes, beautiful Gulf Island coastlines, spectacular old-growth forests, serene gardens, and ancient totem poles. Monk’s energy, creativity, joy, and reverence for all of Read more...

Take a JOURNEY to the world of INSPIRATION. Browse and enjoy the ambiance of this beautiful, inviting private gallery and Motoko’s warm welcome. A wide selection of her original art, giclee limited edition prints and art cards are available. Commission and consultation also offered. Motoko studied art for four years through workshops, mentorship, and independent learning. In 1998, she began Read more...

Discover Art at the Fairmont Empress  Where timeless elegance meets contemporary creativity. We’re thrilled to welcome you to our newest gallery location at the iconic Fairmont Empress in Victoria, BC.  Known for its storied charm and beautiful Inner Harbour views, the Empress now also plays host to a thoughtfully curated collection of contemporary artwork—both inside our gallery space and throughout the Read more...

Come and visit the award-winning Museum at Campbell River where you can see, hear, and touch the coastal history of Northern Vancouver Island. Explore the vibrant and contemporary exhibits of First Nations cultures and historic coastal lifestyles and gain a deeper understanding of the region’s history. View a five-minute dramatic presentation of The Treasures of Siwidi, featuring spectacular masks and Read more...

Igniting curious minds through powerful stories of North Vancouver. MONOVA: Museum of North Vancouver, operated by the North Vancouver Museum and Archives, is a shared partner agency of the City and District of North Vancouver. MONOVA operates both the Museum of North Vancouver in The Shipyards and the Archives of North Vancouver located in Lynn Valley. In addition to the Read more...

Enter the Museum of Northern BC in Prince Rupert and experience the beauty of Northwest Coast architecture and the rich traditions of the Tsimshian First Nation. Located overlooking Prince Rupert Harbour, the Museum is renowned for its spectacular collection of timeless art, that brings to life the history and culture of the Northwest Coast. The Museum also features the dramatic Read more...

The hippie capital of Canada. More neon than Vegas. Indigenous knowledge, immigration and racism. Deforestation and urban development. Activism and art. Vancouver’s story begins here. The Museum of Vancouver showcases the city’s history and new exhibitions on art, design, culture and more every few months. Be sure to visit our website to stay up-to-date on the MOV’s workshops and special events too!  Visit Vancouver’s oldest Read more...

Walking to stores for usual or occasional needs is not always everyone’s preference, but it is an unavoidable part of modern life for most of us. Muskwa Gallery & Indian Crafts conducts business to serve visitors who come here while shopping and would be ready to buy art and handiwork. You can learn more info if you call 1-604-869-5000. This Read more...

Nadine’s Fine Art & Frames is an intimate little gallery in the heart of Downtown Vernon, BC, boasting the finest selection of Local Fine Art in the Valley.   Located at 3101 31 Avenue,  in the heart of Downtown Vernon. We are open Monday to Friday  9:30 to 5:30,  Saturdays, 10;00am. to 4:00.  Please call the store for an appointment if Read more...

Located on the lands of the Snuneymuxw, in the heart of downtown Nanaimo, Nanaimo Art Gallery is an ambitious public art gallery that inspires and engages its communities through art. Over the past several years, the Gallery has moved through a phase of significant transformation to reposition itself in the communities we serve and to enhance our capacity. We have Read more...

The Nanaimo Arts Council (NAC) is a non-profit, charitable organization that supports local artists (youth, amateur, emerging, and professional) in visual, literary, and, to a lesser extent, media arts. NAC’s mandate is to provide opportunities for community participation in creative activities through its programs and partnerships. Likewise, its mission is to facilitate connections between artists, arts organizations, and the community Read more...

Discover Nanaimo Ceramic Arts Studio and Gallery, nestled in downtown Nanaimo on traditional Snuneymuxw land. Our diverse store showcases ceramics, paintings, jewelry, cards, and fibre arts. With a fully-equipped clay and art classroom, private studios, kiln, and glaze room, creativity kn​​ows no bounds here. Join us for weekly ceramic classes in wheel throwing and hand building. Explore monthly memberships and Read more...

The Nanaimo Museum is located in downtown Nanaimo on the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. It is a dynamic community facility offering diverse interpretive programming encouraging visitors to “Make a Discovery” while exploring the history and heritage of our area. The  museum entered a new era in 2008. Nanaimo’s history was given new life with the construction of Read more...

What is the Nelson BC Mural Festival? Throughout the summer months, artists are invited to paint their specific mural for a few weeks until finished. As the murals are completed, a map is made with locations and directions to each piece. Local, national and international muralists are invited to come share their craft and beautify Nelson’s alleys. All supplies and equipment Read more...

The museum consists of three galleries. The permanent gallery at Anvil Centre takes you on a journey of discovery, covering over 10,000 years of New Westminster history and ending in 2010. Gallery 7 picks up where the permanent gallery leaves off. This is a place of engagement and interaction, bringing forth the contemporary stories of our city through discussion, dialogue, Read more...