Nourish Whistler Wellness Series returns to Whistler this June, inviting you to experience a month-long celebration of well-being in one of the most naturally energizing places on earth. Local and visiting practitioners and presenters are offering over 100 events with ticket prices starting at $10.
Nourish isn’t a festival. It isn’t a conference. It isn’t a retreat. It’s something beautifully in between. Set against Whistler’s expansive landscapes and vibrant mountain energy, this immersive series creates space to explore what wellness means to you.
Nourish Whistler 2026 at a Glance:
Dates: June 2026
Location: Whistler, BC
Events: 100+ wellness experiences
Price: From $10
Best for: Flexible, build-your-own wellness getaway
What is Nourish?
The Nourish Whistler Wellness Series is a month-long wellness event in Whistler, BC, running throughout June 2026. It features over 100 curated wellness events, including yoga, workshops, culinary events, and mindfulness sessions led by local and international practitioners, thought-leaders and chefs.
What Can I Expect?
Start your day with a guided wellness walk along the Valley Trail or a movement session designed to build strength and connection from the inside out. Flow through Hatha yoga in an alpine dome, or take part in workshops that explore the nature of well-being through discovery and creativity.
Throughout the month, sessions unfold across Whistler, from meditation and breathwork to hands-on culinary experiences that celebrate nourishing, local ingredients.
Rooted in nature and shaped by community, Nourish connects you to place, to self, and to possibility. This is wellness without judgment. Growth without ego. Discovery without pressure. A chance to feel inspired, grounded and refreshed in the mountains.
What Kind of Events Are There?
Nourish has over 100+ offerings this year, featuring a mix of around 40 local and guest presenters and practitioners. The events are scheduled to take place throughout June, primarily on weekends, with a few exceptions on Fridays and mid-week.
Create Your Own Retreat
The events are organized into five distinct pillars, so you can mix and match what appeals to you. Our advice is to try something new; variety is the spice of life.
- Movement – like yoga, strength and mobility classes, wellness walks, etc.
- Mindfulness – breathwork, forest resets, meditation, yoga nidra, sound baths, etc.
- Creativity – journaling, painting, music, etc.
- Discovery – nature-based therapy and leadership, reclaiming agency, longevity, etc.
- Culinary – wellness brunches, lakeside BBQs, winemaker dinners, etc.
To give you an idea of what kind of events are on offer, here are a couple of examples:
Under the Discovery pillar, you’ll find events on Nature-Based Leadership, Perimenopause and the Epigenetics of Mindfulness. Strength + Sweat, and Tai Chi are under Movement; Cold Dip & Breathwork, and How to Tackle Life After 55 are in Mindfulness, while Creativity has Human Design Circle, Ayurvedic Facials, and Peaks, Paint & Presence. But there are many more, and as you can see, the offerings are diverse.
How Much Are Tickets?
Tickets start at just under $10 for some of the movement classes. There are numerous options available in the $15 to $35 range. The Wellness Brunches are $50, and Chillin’ & Grillin’ BBQ tickets are $79. Options that involve equipment, guides and multi-course dinners are higher, with e-bike tours costing $149, and the Bearfoot Bistro’s multi-course dinners costing $174 (we think they’re worth every dollar).
Who Should Attend Nourish?
It’s open to everyone.
Visitors and locals who are curious about wellness and all it entails. Nourish isn’t a full retreat commitment, but a way to connect, learn and find community around the topic of wellness in a “pick your own” series of events all happening in June in Whistler.
What’s New & Noteworthy at Nourish 2026
More Yoga, Sound Baths and Movement Classes
Working on attendee feedback, this year’s programming has grown to include more yoga and sound baths. Last year, the movement classes hosted at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre and the Audain Art Museum were so popular that they doubled the timeslots (find these in Movement).
Trending Wellness Topics
Additional talks and workshops have also been added, including trending topics such as Longevity, Human Design, Self-Development, and Nature-Based Healing.
New & Unique Spaces
The Lookout is a new pop-up space located on Blackcomb Mountain, designed especially for Nourish. It’s a glass-fronted shelter with a rooftop observatory deck that amplifies Whistler’s natural surroundings from the comfort of being indoors. Perfect for the two A Night Under the Stars events, which start with a dusk hike to The Lookout and stargazing with a local astronomer.
This new space joins other iconic locations, including the pop-up Dome on Whistler Mountain (featured in the header image) and Station House on Alta Lake. These locations are intentionally set in places that are not part of Whistler’s normal offering, making them unique and special for Nourish.
Integrating Biking
For the first time, Nourish is integrating Whistler’s world-famous bike culture with scenic Valley Trail cruises (find these in Movement).
Alpine Access to Whistler Blackcomb
Select events take place on Whistler Mountain, accessed via the Whistler Village Gondola. Nourish attendees gain the Summer Alpine Experience Season Pass at an exclusive rate, which includes full summer access to ride up, roam free and take it all in for less than a single-day ticket. More details are coming on this in late-April when Whistler Blackcomb’s summer products go on sale. Visit the Nourish website for information.
Not to Miss Foodie Events
New this year, one of Whistler’s most popular restaurants, Rimrock Cafe, is offering two long table lunches with an iron-rich foods menu and accompanying health talk. The Grillin’ and Chillin’ BBQ and Wellness Brunch Series are back, both hosted by acclaimed chefs on the shores of Alta Lake (find these events under Culinary).
Who Will I Find at Nourish?
The 2026 lineup brings together a world-class roster of over 40 wellness professionals, including internationally acclaimed facilitators, doctors, authors, chefs and artists.
New for 2026, Nourish has engaged Indigenous Wellness Advocate Shayla Stonechild for an exclusive Nation Only event, as well as two additional sessions. There are also returning favourites such as renowned yoga teacher Seane Corn, neuroscience-based wellness coach and author Catherine Roscoe Barr, and celebrated chefs like Quang Dang and Alana Maas.
Nourish Talent Highlights
NEW: Shayla Stonechild – Indigenous Wellness Advocate, Author, & Yoga Teacher
Dr. Deanna Gibson -Professor at the University of British Columbia, Okanagan
Deanna invites you to Meet Your Microbiome: The Science Changing How We Understand Health. Her work focuses on how diet and environmental exposures shape the gut microbiome and drive inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), to develop more effective, biology-based therapies.
In 2025, she was awarded the Crohn’s and Colitis Canada Women in Research Award, recognizing her leadership and contributions to advancing new therapeutic strategies for people living with inflammatory bowel disease.
Seane Corn – Renowned Yoga Teacher & Speaker
Chef Alana Maas – Chopped Canada Winner, Culinary Instructor and co-owner of Northwest Culinary Academy of Vancouver
She worked in some of Vancouver’s most demanding kitchens and quickly earned recognition as a leading, coveted chef, successfully running the kitchens at Cru Restaurant and The Hart House. Catch her at the Grillin’ and Chillin’ BBQs and Wellness Brunches in the Culinary events.
Chef Quang Dang – Advocate of Sustainability and a Champion of West Coast Cuisine
Renowned for his commitment to sustainability and West Coast cuisine, Chef Quang prepares dishes before your eyes, sharing insights from his impressive career spanning some of Canada’s top restaurants, including West, Araxi, and the Metropolitan Hotel’s Diva Restaurant. Find him at the Grillin’ and Chillin’ BBQs and Wellness Brunches in the Culinary events.
What Else Happens in June in Whistler?
June is a great time to visit Whistler, with mild temperatures (average temps of 16°C to 21°C / 61°F to 70°F), a quieter vibe than peak summer and good value on accommodation.
Whistler’s championship golf courses are open, the lakes are warming up, and the cross-country trails are ready for biking, trail running and hiking. On top of that, Whistler’s incredible dining scene offers up fresh, local produce as well as an abundance of sunny patios. You can sightsee on the record-breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, walk between the Snow Walls, journey across the Cloudraker Skybridge, and charge down the mountains in the legendary Whistler Mountain Bike Park.
Book Your Stay and Unlock $100 Towards Nourish Tickets
Book 3 or more nights through the official Nourish website and receive a $100 off promo code for Nourish event tickets, so you can explore more of what the Nourish Whistler Wellness Series has to offer (your unique promo code will be revealed after booking and can be applied to your Nourish event tickets when you reserve them online).
However you arrive, you belong here. Come as you are. Leave a little more whole.
