
A keen interest to learn about the First peoples of this land. You have a great appreciation for Aboriginal Cultural expression and Cultural treasures. Experience and celebrate the music, food, visual arts, dance, colour, fashion and more. Explore vibrant cultures and fascinating art.
Our living culture has been passed down through the millennia from our ancestors. As a traveler, you are exploring and curious to learn about the roots and history of other cultures. In BC, you will discover a rich and diverse Aboriginal cultural experience that is truly unique and enriching. You will be awed by the fascinating facilities where you can learn about our heritage. Tour a traditional First Nations village; view repatriated potlatch treasures; visit museums where you will learn about the art and history of our people; discover artifacts that pre-date the pyramids; and learn about sacred transformer stones.
Situated in the heart of B.C.'s Thompson Okanagan wine country, overlooking the Nk'Mip Cellars' vine...
Guests experience Whistler's First Nations heritage through a welcome song, guided tour of the museu...
Richard Krentz has specialized in the creation of beautiful silver and gold jewellery featuring Coast Salish designs. He also provides Aboriginal cultural tours to small groups as well as Bentwood Box making workshops.
A Comox First Nation-owned gallery featuring a collection of hand-carved masks, limited-edition prin...
Located on the ancient seaside village site, this oceanfront complex celebrates the unique culture,...
180 miles east of Prince Rupert, a reconstructed village of the People of the River of Mist the Gitx...
A family oriented cultural experience focusing on the rich, living culture of the Okanagan First Nat...
At this 12-acre heritage park, visitors discover the rich history and culture of the Secwepemc throu...
The Xat'súll community invites you to visit and experience their spiritual, cultural, and traditional way of life. There are regularly scheduled daily tours, or you may wish to participate in the all-inclusive extended stay program.
Klemtu, BC's Big House Cultural Centre is a culturally authentic, West Coast traditional 'Big House'...
This public art gallery honours the world-renowned Haida artist Bill Reid (1920-1998) with rotating...
Located in the Net Loft on Granville Island, the Wickaninnish showcases an ever-changing selection of high-quality but affordable art, jewellery, pottery, limited-edition prints, bentboxes, dream catchers, moccasins and T-shirts.
A First Nations restaurant that showcases Aboriginal cuisine using the freshest ingredients, organic game and wild fish expertly prepared by a team composed of members of different Nations such as Nuxalk, Haida Gwaii, Blackfoot and Wat’sutweb’en.
Xa:ytem Longhouse Interpretive Centre shares the history and culture of the people of the river, the Sto:lo. Xa:ytem offers opportunities that go beyond traditional heritage interpretation. Here, science and native tradition compliment one another.
A multi-faceted gallery where guests can explore traditional, local art forms and book cultural tour...
This award-winning, world-class vineyard, owned and operated by BC's Osoyoos Band, features premium...
Located in the Westbank First Nation community, Kekuli Café offers fresh bannock and delicious organic, fare-trade coffee, as well as First Nationsinspired food and local & B.C. authentic art.
The Tuckkwiowhum Heritage Interpretative Village lets visitors discover and explore what life was like for the First Nations people a thousand years ago, and how they survived in this beautiful rugged land.
The U’mista, the longest-operating First Nation museum and cultural centre in Canada, houses the world-renowned Potlatch Collection.
The Cowichan Band-owned Quw'utsun' centre is scenically situated on six acres of landscaped pasture...
Promoting the extraordinary work of the finest Pacific Northwest First Nations artists, this gallery...
Come visit the Bridge River fishing grounds, the past and current fishing area of the St'at'imc People.
From May 16 – September 5, 2011, the Klahowya Village in Stanley Park in Vancouver is an authentic Aboriginal tourism experience like no other you've seen.
Salishan fuses traditional Musqueam cultural knowledge and cuisine with modern foods, creating a menu unique to the catering industry in the Vancouver area.
A second-generation-owned gallery featuring original northwest artwork by the province's finest Firs...
The lovely eighty-seven acre propery features a secluded waterfall, creek, salt water pool and walking trails.
Discover the fascinating treasures of the Kwakwaka’wakw people at the Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre which houses a sacred potlatch collection, headdresses, masks, and a three-story totem.