Tradish’s The Ancestor Cafe

5 jars of jam sitting on a wooden table

Bringing Traditional Indigenous Nourishment to urban Indigenous and non-Indigenous health-conscious people, while supporting Indigenous food sovereignty with their Plant Medicine Jam line!

Sts’Ailes Cultural Tours

Explore Sts’ailes land, culture and discover “the beating heart” of the Harrison River Valley. Sts’ailes Cultural Tourism offers a variety of services from land acknowledgements to workshops and tours.

Stɑl̓əw̓ Arts & Cultural Society Events

Stɑl̓əw̓ Arts & Cultural Society is dedicated to advocacy and empowering Indigenous artists living in Coast Salish territories in order to share their gifts. stɑl̓əw̓ Arts & Cultural Society offers a variety of events (such as the annual Stɑl̓əw̓ Pow-Wow), workshops, classes and more.

Stó:lō Nation Bad Rock Tours

Stó:lō territory is a cultural treasure within the Fraser Valley and into the Canyon, surrounded by majestic mountains and centred around the Fraser River. Discover the stories and Hal’qeméylem place names. You can view cultural artifacts, hear our oral history that supports our Stó:lō traditions, visit our newly renovated interpretive centre and learn about our […]

X̲áːytem National Historic Site

The front of X̲áːytem National Historic Site, which is a small wooden building with a front porch.

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

A mockup of what the new salishan Place by the River building will look like.

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.

Stó:lō Gift Shop

The front entrance of a store.

Come browse the many local artisan’s one of a kind items and Aboriginal Coast Salish designed gift products; Including Nations Creations, Manitobah Mukluks, hand-carved silver, precious gem and hand-beaded jewellery, sage and sweetgrass, etched wine glasses and bowls, flip-flops and canvas shoes, ties and scarves, cards, prints and CDs and Spirit Bear Coffee. Join us […]

Syéxw Chó:leqw Adventure Park

A wooden statue of a Sasquatch creature holding a bike in its hand

The Syéxw Chó:leqw Adventure Park opened in September 2018 to serve the local trails and recreation community. The Park is located on the traditional land and territory of Sq’ewá:lxw First Nation. The Park includes 4,000 metres of walking and cycling trails, a bike skills park, viewing platforms, a 90,000 square foot playground, as well as […]

Harrison Visitor Centre & Sasquatch Museum

Tourism Harrison

In April 2024, we proudly opened the new Harrison Visitor Centre + Sasquatch Museum at its original location on Hot Springs Road. Our goal was to create a space that honours the region’s Indigenous and historical roots while remaining functional and accessible for everyone. We designed the building to accommodate a wide range of needs. […]

Fraser River Lodge

Two women standing on a deck, looking at the fog and mountains

Our stunning lodge lies tucked away, directly on the shore of the mighty Fraser River, just an hour from Vancouver. The lodge is situated only minutes outside the quaint farming community of Agassiz and 10 minutes from Harrison Hot Springs. We offer world-class fishing holidays, helicopter adventures, gourmet dining, dream weddings, couples getaways, corporate retreats, […]

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation & Orange Shirt Day – September 30, 2023

With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation & Orange Shirt Day just around the corner, we’ve put the need-to-know details of related events together for you to see what’s happening. This is a day for listening and learning, and the following events are great resources to begin or extend your knowledge, and grow with others in Indigenous reconciliation.