Places

The Smithers Art Gallery is a non-profit organization at the heart of the local visual arts community and has been in operation since 1971. Our exhibitions change every 4-5 weeks and showcase the work of local and regional artists in solo and group shows. The Gallery regularly offers artists’ talks and demonstrations, art classes and workshops, community art events, summer Read more...

Songhees Tours is an authentic Indigenous owned-and-operated experience led by the Lək̓ʷəŋən People. Our ancestors have called this land home since time immemorial, and we are honoured to share our stories where they happened—with honesty, care, and love. Built with the support and trust of our Elders and community, our tours are more than excursions: they are acts of resistance, Read more...

The arts council embraces all forms of the arts: visual arts (painting, sculpture, fabric art, pottery, glass, photography etc); performing arts (theatre groups, choirs, orchestras, dance etc.) and any other forms of art which may present themselves. Membership is encouraged from all walks of life. Not only are artists welcome but any member of the community who appreciates artistic endeavours Read more...

July 25 – Aug 3, 2026 PURCHASERS’ PREVIEW……………………… FRIDAY JULY 24, 7-10PM Be one of the first of over 9,000 to view 370+ original artworks before the gallery’s public opening. The evening includes hors d’oeuvres, refreshments and live music. Whether a first-time buyer, seasoned collector, or passionate art lover, you won’t want to miss this special opportunity to preview the stunning Read more...

Welcome to the Sooke Region Museum and Visitor Centre Sharing the stories of Sooke Region history. Indoor exhibits include First Nations basketry and local history featuring mining, forestry, maritime exhibits, as well as the popular All Sooke Day film. Outdoor exhibits include the Forestry Path, Servants Quarters, the Saga of the Lord Western and the Lighthouse from Triangle Island. HOURS Read more...

South Shore Gallery, located in the heart of beautiful Sooke, British Columbia, features a collection of original artwork. Paintings, ceramics, glass, metal works, jewellery, wearables, and fibre art, along with fabulous one of a kind cards and gifts. Shop a selection of art supplies, everything from brushes and paint, to cleaners, artboards and pre-stretched canvases. Read more...

Squamish Arts, formerly Squamish Arts Council, has existed since the early 1970’s serving Squamish as a community arts non-profit. Through seeking funding resources, strengthening communication, and supporting local art initiatives we hope to serve the Squamish community as an advocate for the vision of a vibrant arts & culture scene in Squamish. Mission Squamish Arts aims to raise awareness of Read more...

The Squamish Farmers Market is a lively weekly community market held in the heart of downtown Squamish, bringing together local farmers, artisans, and visitors in a vibrant open-air setting. Operating since 2003, the market has grown from a small gathering into a popular community hub featuring up to 60 vendors per market and over 100 throughout the season. Visitors can Read more...

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

Squamish Public Art is an online platform and initiative that showcases the diverse collection of public artworks found throughout Squamish. Managed in collaboration with the Squamish Arts Council, it serves as a digital guide to murals, sculptures, and installations that animate the town’s public spaces and reflect its cultural identity. The platform features an interactive catalogue of artworks—including large-scale murals, Read more...

Located along the shores of Okanagan Lake in Penticton, the S.S. Sicamous Marine Heritage Society is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the region’s rich marine history. As caretakers of the iconic S.S. Sicamous sternwheeler, the Society operates a unique heritage park and museum where visitors can step aboard one of Canada’s largest surviving steamships and experience life on the lake Read more...

Stairway Studio is a silversmithing school and supply shop located in Market Square, the historic heart of downtown Victoria. With a commitment to preserving the art of traditional silversmithing, Stairway Studio offers a selection of classes and workshops for every skill level, from beginner to professional, as well as other specialty workshops and events. We are expanding our course offerings to include more specialized Read more...

One day right before the new millennium, some of our culturally creative citizenries were hanging out at Starbelly Beach, twiddling their toes in the water and basking in the sun, wondering what they could do to liven things up around here and celebrate how wonderful it all was. It must have been an idea whose time had come because one Read more...

Built by the Pacific Great Eastern Railway in late 1919, the Station House, is Williams Lake’s oldest building and has always served as a centre of activity for the community. Over the years it has been a meeting place for civic, schooI boards and other groups. In the 60’s and 70’s the building fell into a state of disrepair, a Read more...

Hours: Open Mondays-Saturdays 9:30am to 5pm, Sundays 12-4pm. Closed on statutory holidays Steveston Museum is a beloved heritage gem in the heart of Steveston Village. The 1905 building was originally Steveston’s first bank. The museum has housed the Steveston Post Office for over 40 years. The museum offers exhibits about the tragedies and triumphs of the local community, including Japanese Read more...

The Steveston Tram museum features Tram Car 1220, one of the original trams that ran on Richmond’s Interurban rail system. Today, the immaculately restored tram car and the building that houses it, allow visitors to experience authentic Interurban rail travel and learn about early 20th century transportation. Designed to house Tram Car 1220, the museum was built around the original tracks Read more...

Nestled in the picturesque heart of Nelson, BC, Stirling Suites redefines the boutique hotel experience by seamlessly blending luxury with local charm. Our carefully curated apartment-style hotel suites are designed with you in mind, they feature fully-equipped kitchens and in-suite laundry that help make your stay effortless. Each suite is adorned with unique heritage touches that celebrate Nelson’s history and Read more...

The Community Arts Council of Prince George & District (“CAC”) was established in 1968 to respond to a growing need to expand the reputation of artistic endeavours throughout the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George. The CAC has been a vital component of the Prince George district for over 55 years. Since its founding, the CAC and its members have been Read more...

Studio Connexion is a Fine Arts Gallery in the heart of Nakusp, showcasing local talent and other artists from across Canada. Originally a boutique selling antique reproduction furniture, Studio Connexion evolved into a Fine Art Gallery which hosts a number of art exhibitions each year. It is a cultural space promoting visual art in the Arrow Lakes region and the West Kootenays. Read more...

Studio of Wonders is an immersive art studio and café in Langley, British Columbia, offering hands-on creative experiences in a calming, whimsical setting. Designed for all ages and skill levels, the studio invites visitors to explore activities such as pottery painting, canvas art, spin art, and paint pouring, with a focus on creativity, relaxation, and self-expression. More than just an Read more...

We support creative adventures. The Summerland Community Arts Council is the umbrella organization for the arts in Summerland. We have member artists and arts groups and our goal is to be a resource centre, information hub, and advocate for the arts in Summerland. By working together, we can create an even more vibrant and inclusive arts and cultural community. We Read more...

Join Canada’s longest running summer gathering of Canadian writers and readers, featuring established literary stars and exciting, new voices… with opportunities for writers and readers to mingle amidst Rockwood’s heritage gardens. The Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts is honoured and grateful to carry out its work in the shíshálh swiya, the unceded and traditional homelands of the shíshálh People. We strive to Read more...

Click Here for Hours Engage with contemporary art through changing exhibitions, permanent artworks, and events like talks, tours, and artmaking days with friends and family. Surrey Art Gallery is a contemporary art museum that specializes in digital art. Since 1975, more than 10,000 local, national, and international artists have shown their work here. We also offer art classes for all Read more...

Showcasing West Coast Art with a Marine Flair! Built by Don Bastian this unique building features his wood artistry inside and outside. Seagulls, a whale, bear and cub,  an ocean wave and a lighthouse are all depicted in the shingle siding. Metal fish, whales and other artwork are intertwined with boom chains, both inside and out, to bid a warm  Read more...

Voted one of, The Ten Best “Towns” in Canada to visit, by Harrowsmith Magazine, Telegraph Cove is tucked away on the Eastern Coast of Northern Vancouver Island and is one of the last virtually untouched areas on the North American continent. This tiny sawmill community was important to the development of the North Island and has a rich and colorful 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...

Open Seasonally or By Appointment Teresa Knight’s signature style is a harmonious blend of realism and impressionism, capturing the raw beauty and essence of Vancouver Island. Her artwork is deeply influenced by her surroundings and her passion for animal welfare, evident in both her subject matter and how each piece can ‘take you there’. Her unique approach produces beautiful pieces 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...

Strolling through Vernon you will find yourself immersed in a vibrant arts and culture scene. Plan your days exploring the galleries, theatres, museums, and nature centres that inspire the mind and body to wander. Day 1 Start your trip with breakfast at one of our best kept local secrets: Friesen’s Countrytyme Garden. Next, book a guided tour of the Kalamalka Garden to learn Read more...

The Artisans Garden is a charming, locally owned destination that blends a garden centre, coffee bar, and artisan boutique into one მშვიდ, nature-inspired experience. Tucked away in the heart of Sooke, this hidden gem invites visitors to slow down, explore, and connect with both nature and community. Guests can wander through lush displays of seasonal plants and garden inspiration, browse Read more...

The Ashcroft Museum offers a deep dive into the village’s past, housed in the historic brick “Dominion” building originally constructed in 1916 as the post office. The museum features a rich collection of artifacts dating back to the early 1900s, showcasing Ashcroft’s “Glory Days” through exhibits on Indigenous communities, Chinese settlers, and early pioneers. Visitors can explore displays on ranching, Read more...

The CRAFT CONNECTION is an artist run co-op, currently owned and operated by 6 local woman who all display and sell their own work as well as that of about 200 consignees. The storefront is a must see for all visitors to the area! Most people that visit Nelson, visit this store, and they love it. The members/ owners strive Read more...

The Crow’s Nest Artist Collective is a vibrant, community-focused art gallery and creative studio located in Campbell River on Vancouver Island. Founded in 2016, it operates as a dynamic artist collective dedicated to supporting and showcasing local talent. The space combines multiple creative experiences under one roof. It functions as a gallery featuring primarily locally made artwork and handmade goods, 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...

The Gallery George offers a unique way of connecting with the arts by supporting local established and emerging artists. Meet a unique Art Gallery which offers a welcoming hub for community engagement, exploration and enjoyment of contemporary art and cultural events. We research and carefully select high quality, multi discipline works from local artists and have now expanded our roster nationwide. The Read more...

Nestled in a forest grove, The Green Bough Gallery is dedicated to presenting the Fine Art of Zulis Yalte at her home property on Gabriola Island. The small Gallery extends the display space into a Milagros Memorial Art Garden and a covered outdoor area in front of the studio. Visitors remark on how peaceful they find the indoor/outdoor viewing spaces. Read more...

The community has an excellent museum operated by the Lumby & District Historical Society that offers a glimpse into the rich history of the area, showcasing Lumby’s early days. Read more...

The Metchosin International Summer School for the Arts  – ‘MISSA’ is a non-profit society, focused on offering a wide range of art classes, taught by exceptional art instructors.  Our faculty and  participants, come from all over Canada and around the world. Over the two weeks that MISSA runs each summer, a web of magic is spun, fostering individual skill development, Read more...

The Nanaimo International Jazz Festival Association plans annual jazz festivals in Downtown Nanaimo and professional jazz events throughout the year. OUR GOALS To present an annual jazz festival in Downtown Nanaimo To provide local opportunities for local and internationally known jazz artists To increase tourism to downtown nanaimo through live jazz performance To develop a greater appreciation and audience for Read more...

The Nelson Museum, Archives & Gallery celebrates the creativity, the history, the vibe that is Nelson, Canada’s Best Small Art Town.  Located in a stunning 1902 heritage building in the heart of the historic downtown district, Nelsons only public museum and archives offers a friendly atmosphere in an exciting state-of-the-art facility. Visitors will learn about the region’s expansive history from Read more...

Grounded in photography, The Polygon Gallery creates space to challenge how we see the world. Since opening its doors in 2017, this West Coast architectural marvel has presented the work of thousands of artists, from international stars to the country’s most exciting emerging talent. Admission to The Polygon is always by donation, courtesy of BMO Financial Group The Polygon Gallery Read more...

The Reach Gallery Museum is located in Stó:lō Téméxw, on the unceded territory of the Máthxwi First Nation and Semá:th First Nation. The Reach is the cultural heart of the Fraser Valley. Our vision is to be a vital gathering place that fosters intercultural and intergenerational exchange in an environment of mutual respect and understanding. The Reach is an art gallery, local Read more...

Excellent, affordable, locally produced family theatre. The Royal Canadian Theatre Company is a not-for-profit society with a focus on: professional & semi-professional Theatre productions live entertainment events theatrical training and skills workshops youth mentor-ship and involvement Royal Canadian Theatre Company’s goal is to leave you wanting more each and every time you experience one of its productions – whether it be the big-stage Read more...

The Ryga Arts Festival is an annual multidisciplinary arts festival held in Summerland, BC, that celebrates the legacy of George Ryga, a prominent Canadian playwright, author, and poet. The festival, run by the Ryga Festival Society, aims to advocate for social justice through the arts by presenting a variety of events including  spoken word, theatre and music through workshops, presentations, Read more...

YOUR HOME-AWAY-FROM HOME! The Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa is located just minutes from the Victoria International Airport and BC Ferries terminal. All 55 spacious guest rooms and suites offer the perfect blend of contemporary style and comfort. The Pier has a variety of room types and our guest services are second to none! From our Business rooms, with all Read more...

The Squamish Mural Walk is a free, year-round self-guided tour of the 20+ murals in Downtown Squamish which includes new and existing murals. The best way to explore the murals in Downtown Squamish is by simply taking a stroll with this self-guided tour. Experience the diverse local cultures, history, and heritage of Squamish dating back to 2000 at your own Read more...

Operating out of Telegraph Cove on northern Vancouver Island, Tide Rip Grizzly Tours offers immersive, full-day wildlife expeditions into the remote coastal wilderness of Knight Inlet—one of British Columbia’s premier grizzly bear viewing areas. Led by experienced local guides, these boat-based tours take visitors deep into the Great Bear Rainforest, where they can observe grizzly bears in their natural habitat Read more...

The Tidemark Theatre is a historic performing arts venue located in downtown Campbell River on Northern Vancouver Island. Originally built in 1946 as the Van Isle Theatre, this art deco building opened in 1947 and was later transformed into the Tidemark Theatre in 1987 after being purchased by the city. Today, it operates as a 467-seat community theatre and cultural Read more...

Discover the captivating wonders of the Cowichan Valley in British Columbia. Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, charming communities, and a thriving arts and cultural scene, the Cowichan Valley invites you to immerse yourself in its rich and unique tapestry of artistic heritage, indigenous traditions, historical landmarks, and vibrant festivals. What follows are the top things to do in the Cowichan Valley Read more...

Here in the Cowichan region, there is both our human history, encompassing First Nations to European settlement, and the natural history of our region. Even as locals, we have much to learn and we welcome visitors to learn with us through the living history experienced in vivid storytelling and our spread of intriguing museums. There are museums that offer a Read more...

SDECB, based in Vancouver and Kelowna, has been the Francophone economic development leader in British Columbia for 20 years. We promote the province’s Francophone heritage, culture, and bilingualism. You can explore Francophone scenic routes on our website and find over 350 French service providers. Join our directory to increase your visibility and receive support for your business. Also, our Economuseums network showcases local artisans, highlighting the region’s Read more...

The seaside community of the Township of Esquimalt actively supports arts and culture in the municipality. Residents of Greater Victoria and visitors are treated year-round to arts and culture through installations, events and exhibits. Public art installations are in several areas of the township, each offering insights to local culture and history. The most recent installations are at the Esquimalt Read more...

Always free admission with great hours of operation, drop by the museum at 1505 Bay Avenue in the Trail Riverfront Centre for a look into our collective past. Opened in 2018 alongside its facility partners, the new museum and archives is the latest in municipal infrastructure projects dedicated to the city’s culture and education. Boasting three galleries, an extensive archival holding, and well-stocked Read more...

Trickster’s Hideout is a unique, multi-purpose arts and entertainment venue tucked away in a downtown Squamish alley, blending the energy of a live music space with the intimacy of a café, bar, and creative hub. Designed as a collaborative arts community, it hosts a wide range of programming—from live music, DJs, and comedy to improv, storytelling, workshops, and community meetups—making Read more...

From beautiful First Nation creations to multiple museums, two days of the Comox Valley’s most creative corners. This valley is full of history, and the art and culture of the Pacific Northwest can be seen and heard in every corner of the Comox Valley. But first, we eat. Start your day at Bigfoot Donuts on 5th Street in downtown Courtenay, where donut worshippers Read more...

Free cultural activities Tues.-Sat. in July/Aug. 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 credit to Shelanne Read more...

Specializing in original stone sculpture, Ukama Gallery on Granville Island represents over 200 highly skilled emerging and world-renowned artists from Zimbabwe. Working with local partners, each unique work of art is personally selected with an eye towards capturing the remarkable variety of styles that flourish in an artistic community that ranges across the country, from well-established artist communities and co-operatives, Read more...

Valemount Museum and Archives is a heritage museum located in the historic 1914 railway station in Valemount, offering an in-depth look at the history and culture of the Robson Valley. Set across three levels, the museum features exhibits on early railway communities, Japanese internment camps, local pioneers, and war heroes, alongside artwork by regional artists. Visitors can explore immersive displays Read more...

The Van Dop Gallery is Canada’s premiere home gallery, exemplifying the union of art and living. Van Dop Gallery – Founded in 1996, is a fine art gallery located in the Victory Massey Heights neighborhood of New Westminster representing over 80 nationally established artists. The artwork on display includes paintings, photography, sculptures, and other media. Trudy and team have over Read more...

Discover the power of art on your next trip to Vancouver with a visit to the Vancouver Art Gallery, one of North America’s most exciting and innovative visual arts institutions. Open 7 days a week, a visit to the Gallery is an opportunity to meditate on more than a century’s worth of Canadian and international art, from historical masters to Read more...

YOUR 9-10 DAY ARTS AND CULTURAL ROAD TRIP ITINERARY ON VANCOUVER ISLAND… Off the coast of BC’s mainland across the Georgia Straight lies Vancouver Island. Promising a true Pacific Northwest experience, a locals vibe in every community and a sense of the relaxed pace of island life, the Island is the perfect place to add to your road trip itinerary. Read more...

Creating arts and crafts in all imaginable disciplines is one productive way that North Islanders make use of their long winter nights. As a result, there is a remarkable range of work on display in galleries and home studios throughout the region. Masks, totems, rattles and exquisite carvings of animals and spirit creatures is a centuries-old tradition for the Kwakwaka’wakw Read more...

A short stay here, stays with you forever. This is the chance to explore closer to home. To become a tourist in your own backyard. On Vancouver’s North Shore, a weekend stay can easily include the region’s top attractions, wild and natural experiences. and city visits with downtown Vancouver just a 12 minute Seabus ride away. A short ferry ride Read more...

Day 1 After a relaxed morning and tasty breakfast in town, get creative together and take a class at the Vernon Community Arts Centre. Learn something new with fused glass making, water colour painting, pottery and so much more. Make sure to book in advance. Next, head out to the spectacular Okanagan wineries at the Scenic Sip in nearby Lake Country. Sit back Read more...

As the oldest community in the Okanagan, when you stroll through Vernon you can’t help but sense its rich history. Reminders of its past dot the town, adding to the character of this unique and wonderful place. rom the days of its first indigenous peoples of the syilx/Okanagan Nation, to the cattle ranchers of the 1800’s, on to the industrialists, Read more...

The Vernon Public Art Gallery is an important part of cultural tourism in the region, as well as being a centre for educational and cultural activities in the North Okanagan. VPAG presents exhibitions featuring emerging, mid-career and established artists working in a variety of media, including paintings, sculpture, video and installation art. The Gallery is the largest public gallery in Read more...

Vernon Winter Carnival is one of the largest events of its kind in Canada. They are proud to deliver over 100 events throughout the community during the first two weeks in February each year. Some of the signature events include the parade, balloon glow, kids play park, fireworks, chili cook-off and carnival days at the Historic O’Keefe Ranch. Check out Read more...

Beyond film exhibitions. VIFF strives to engage and empower communities, encourage dialogue, educate, and champion local artists. Enjoy great movies at the luxurious VIFF Centre, voted one of the best cinemas in Vancouver and home to the prestigious Vancouver International Film Festival. Be sure to subscribe to VIFF NEWS to find out what’s on now and the latest scoop on the annual festival. Beyond film exhibition Read more...

When you visit Northwest BC, you can escape the crowds and experience nature, raw wilderness, peace and quiet. The region is known for its coastal mountain ranges, lakes and rivers, bears and glaciers. It is the kind of place you can relax and be yourself. It doesn’t matter what you wear or what kind of vehicle you drive. What matters 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...

Wapiti, Fernie’s summer iconic celebration, transforms the serene riverside park nestled at the base of majestic mountains into an Canadian indie music haven. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking backdrop as phenomenal tunes set the tone for an unforgettable experience An indie music festival in a park by a river at the foot of a mountain with a beautiful setting for some Read more...

We have something for everyone and for every budget. Whether you are looking for a unique treasure for yourself or are buying for someone else, your senses will be dazzled when you walk into to our store – a magnificent contemporary interpretation of a First Nations Big House. With 27 years’ experience in offering beautiful things, we have selected our Read more...

Support for local arts councils As the regional arts council for the Kootenays, we support a thriving arts, culture and heritage sector and act as a catalyst to build capacity throughout the creative ecology. By convening the cultural sector and offering a comprehensive suite of programs to strengthen the regional arts community, we look to a future where the Kootenay Read more...

As the regional arts council for the Kootenays, we support a thriving arts, culture and heritage sector and act as a catalyst to build capacity throughout the creative ecology. By convening the cultural sector and offering a comprehensive suite of programs to strengthen the regional arts community, we look to a future where the Kootenay region is recognized for its Read more...

The West Vancouver Art Museum builds awareness of diverse forms of contemporary and historical art, architecture, and design, engaging audiences with issues and ideas central to the community and the world beyond. The Museum highlights the work of important creators and innovators and profiles significant events that shape our community, region and country. 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...

Inspired by nature, Heather creates original fine art paintings and scratchboards depicting wildlife.  She enjoys working in a realistic and detailed style, while also aiming to create something unique with the medium she is working in. Primarily self-taught, Heather began painting birds in gouache in her early twenties after taking some post-secondary art courses.  She later discovered the versatility of Read more...

We are Stephan and Roxanne Orlitzky – the owners of Woodstone Manor, and you will actually meet us as we are an integral part of the team working at the Woodstone. We like to think of the Woodstone as a “home-away-from-home” and have created spaces for our guests to unwind and restore while feeling comfortable and welcomed. Our unique spot Read more...

The online gallery of Paul Ygartua showcases the work of one of Canada’s most prolific and internationally recognized contemporary artists. Based in Vancouver, Ygartua is known for his dynamic, large-scale paintings and murals, with a career spanning decades and exhibitions across Europe, Asia, and North America. This digital gallery serves as both a retrospective and a curated collection of his Read more...

Whether it’s a sentimental gift, a wedding ring, or simply a well-deserved treat, jewellery is something that makes its way into each of our lives. Therefore, it should be special – a piece that you take pride in wearing. That’s where Zadel Jewellery Studio comes in. The company creates bespoke pieces of jewellery that are not only perfect for each Read more...