X̲áːytem National Historic Site
X̲áːytem, or Hatzic Rock, is a site of cultural, historical, and spiritual importance to the Stó:lō people. This site, which is also a National Historic Site of Canada, is open to visitors during select days for the “Stó:lō Tourism’s Cultural Experience Summer Series’. X̲áːytem is home to an archaeological pithouse which is one of the […]
Coqualeetza Grounds
Discover the culture, traditions, history. Learn about art, plants, collections and language of the Stó:lō people. Explore the Stó:lō Resource Centre and learn about the authentic Coast Salish basket and archaeological collections including Man Turned to Stone: T’xwelátse.
salishan Place by the River
salishan Place by the River is Fort Langley’s new arts, culture, and heritage facility under development in dialogue with the q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie), q̓ʷɑ:n̓ƛ̓ən̓ (Kwantlen), Máthxwi (Matsqui), and Se’mya’me (Semiahmoo) First Nations and other community organizations.
Alder Grove Heritage Society & Telephone Museum
Founded in 1989, the Alder Grove Heritage Society is the steward for the F. J. Hart Building in Aldergrove. The 1910 BC Mills building is home to the Telephone Museum and Aldergrove’s community archives. The museum and society are run by volunteers who share an interest in preserving the local heritage and making it available […]
Rambo Walking Tour
Most of us are familiar with the blockbuster hit Rambo, but did you know it was filmed in Hope, BC? Over 30 years ago, Hollywood came north and transformed our small Canadian town into a small American town. The wildly popular Rambo franchise continues to draw movie fans to Hope for a chance to walk […]
Hope Chainsaw Carvings
In Hope, you will quickly notice the 80 plus chainsaw carvings proudly displayed around the town centre. Hope has been appropriately tagged as the Chainsaw Carving Capital. You will find a self-guided walking tour map available at the Visitor Centre (919 Water Avenue). The carvings often feature local wildlife such as eagles, mountain sheep, bears […]
Mission Arts Council and Gallery
With featured gallery exhibitions, a gift shop, and a variety of classes and workshops there is always something new to inspire you. Did you know the exhibits change every few weeks?
Kwantlen Sculptures
Ruskin Dam is the site of six pier panels created by Kwantlen First Nation artist Brandon Gabriel, depicting the Kwantlen Nation’s connection to the water and land of the region. These are backlit at night and can be seen from the Lougheed Highway (if you are not the designated driver) or head to BC Hydro […]
Big M Sculpture
Downtown Mission is home to our iconic M. An artistic representation of our historic past and connection to forestry, the railroad, and river; designed and created by local artists Dean and Christina Lauze. Check out the information that highlights the significance of each piece next to the sculpture.
Canwest Art Gallery on the Lake
Indulge your senses as you enter our unique Gallery. Spend a few minutes, or a few hours while you take in our gorgeous Harrison Lake view.
Ranger Station Art Gallery
The Ranger Station Art Gallery is operated by the Kent Harrison Arts Council with the assistance of the Harrison Festival of the Arts and is open year round. The Ranger Station building is owned by the Village of Harrison Hot Springs. Both The Harrison Festival of the Arts & The Kent Harrison Arts Council work […]
O’Connor Group Art Gallery
The Chilliwack Visual Artists Association curates the O’Connor Group Art Gallery at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre. We organize workshops for (and by) members; we send out a Call For Artists, we select the exhibitors and create a 2-year exhibition schedule for the selected artists; we provide volunteer gallery sitters during opening hours. The Chilliwack Visual […]
