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Arts & Culture

From First Nations culture to the latest in contemporary art, music and more, Whistler’s arts and culture scene runs deep.

In these posts we aim to give you a snap shot of what it’s like to attend some of these events, exhibits and cultural institutions, as well as insight into the creatives that call Whistler home.

A couple walk through Whistler Village in the fall. Golden trees line the walkway as they stroll past a piece of public art.

What’s On This Fall & Winter: Whistler’s Arts & Culture Scene

Arts and culture events happening in Whistler, from international art exhibits to food festivals, comedy and film premieres.

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A painter works away while floating on a lake dock in Whistler.

Whistler’s Art on the Lake

Get the details on Art on the Lake's new location at Lost Lake, as well as what you can expect from one of Whistler's fav summer festivals!

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A group of sightseers enjoy a tour with Whistler Valley Tours as they stop at Green Lake in the winter.

Sightseeing and Exploring with Whistler Valley Tours

Dig deeper into Whistler on a guided sightseeing tour that takes you through its history, Olympic legacies and stunning mountain viewpoints.

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Whistler Singers Bring Music to the Mountains

Ahead of the festive celebrations, we touch base with the Whistler Singers, who have been bringing music to the mountains for over 30 years.

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10 of Whistler’s Key Dreamers and Freethinkers

We celebrate 10 dreamers and thinkers, out of countless people who have helped shape Whistler into the resort and community it is today.

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Indigenous Fashion Exhibit at the SLCC

Woven Pathways is the new exhibit at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre showcasing incredible Indigenous fashion designers.

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The late Isobel MacLaurin laughs during a painting session.

The Art of Whistler

A look at how Whistler’s landscapes, culture, and creative community inspire artists—from Indigenous roots to modern makers—showing the mountain town as a vibrant hub for artistic expression.

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Thunderbird Legend and the Story of Spo7ez Territory

Long before Whistler was known as a resort town, it was home to villages, teaching and ancient stories, like the legend of the Thunderbird.

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The Sister Poles outside the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre.

A Visit to the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre

A visit to the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre is a must-do while in Whistler. Find out what you can expect when you're there.

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DJ Foxy Moron and Vinyl Ritchie

Two Pioneering Whistler DJs: Foxy Moron & Vinyl Ritchie

The electrifying sets of Whistler's most loved DJs serve as a wonderful metaphor for their home, a place they still describe as "magic".

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Andres Mueller peers through a colourful paint palate.

Andrea Mueller – Whistler’s Favourite Artist

We catch up with one of Whistler's most revered artists, Andrea Mueller, who hosts paint nights in locations all over Whistler.

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The main entrance of the Curve! exhibit at the Audain Art Museum in Whistler.

CURVE! Women Carvers on the Northwest Coast

Under-acknowledged Indigenous, female carvers are showcased with 127 pieces of stunning artwork on display at the Audain Art Museum.

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An outside shot of the Whistler Contemporary Gallery. It has glass windows and doors allowing you to see inside to a selection of colourful, modern art.

Insider Guide to Whistler’s Art Galleries

Dive into Whistler's vibrant arts scene one gallery at a time in our guide featuring eight of Whistler's galleries.

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