CULTURAL TOURISM — Articles

Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre's Spo7ez Winter Feast is a culinary and cultural journey, March 24

The experience includes a museum tour and intro to the photographic exhibition Unceded

Arts and culture thrive along the Sea to Sky Corridor

Fall is an ideal time to discover rich and diverse cultural experiences in Squamish, Whistler, and Pemberton

Nk'Mip Cellars celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day and its 20th anniversary

Led by Justin Hall, one of the first Indigenous winemakers in the world, the Osoyoos Indian Band winery teams up with local Cree-Dene chef Heat Laliberte for the Three Sisters Dinner Kit

Summer Arts Guide 2022: Cultural events to catch all across B.C.

From reggae in Victoria to an exhibition at the country’s highest art gallery, the arts are thriving province-wide

CULTURAL TOURISMGail JohnsonJune 13, 2022SUMMER, Summer Arts Guide, Summer Guide 2022

Stir Summer Arts Guide 2022: Cultural events and experiences all across B.C.

From reggae in Victoria to exhibitions at the country’s highest gallery, the arts are thriving province-wide

CULTURAL TOURISMGail JohnsonJune 2, 2022SUMMER, Summer Arts Guide, Summer Guide 2022

First Peoples’ Map of B.C. showcases Indigenous art, languages, and cultures

The online, interactive map by First Peoples’ Cultural Council is the first of its kind

NEWS, CULTURAL TOURISMGail JohnsonJune 21, 2021News, First Peoples Cultural Council, Indigenous

Boarder X carves out Indigenous identity through snowboarding, surfing, and skateboarding

The interdisciplinary exhibition now showing at Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh and L̓il̓wat7úl Cultural Centre merges art, sport, and culture

Diverse communities share their culture, heritage at Doors Open Richmond

With tours of everything from a Buddhist monastery to a Persian restaurant, the annual Heritage Canada event goes online for 2021

CULTURAL TOURISM, FESTSGail JohnsonJune 3, 2021Doors Open Richmond, Richmond

Dance, song, food, wine, wilderness, and wellness: Indigenous Tourism BC announces virtual workshops for National Indigenous History Month

From cedar-weaving to smudging, free educational seminars explore local First Nations culture

Province announces new funding for "anchor tourism organizations", including museums and galleries

Science centres and other urban sites are eligible for up to $1 million if they can show at least a 30-percent reduction in revenue

CULTURAL TOURISM, NEWSJanet SmithMay 18, 2021

Formline Tlingit artist Megan Jensen makes her biggest work to date, on a frozen lake

The Emily Carr University grad took thousands of steps in snowshoes for the outdoor art installation

Stir Q&A: Brenda Baptiste, chair of Indigenous Tourism BC, on traditional knowledge, diversity, and the wisdom of her grandmother

On International Women’s Day, the member of the Osoyoos Indian Band reflects on the resilience of Indigenous people

What’s Stirring: Whistler Wine Walk captures the resort's creative side, to October 30

The art crawl to top galleries comes complete with canapés and B.C. wine.

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