What's on in Whistler This Week

This exhibit shares how traditional knowledge and history were passed down from generation to generation through stories. Guests can experience storytelling, bold artwork, petroglyphs and pictographs showing the connection to the land of the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) territory and the Lil̓wat7úl (Lil’wat Nation) territory.

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Internationally-acclaimed, Toronto-based artist Edward Burtynsky presents a selection of large-scale, photo-based works. Over the past 40 years, Burtynsky has focused his camera lens on the impact of human industry around the planet and he continues to be a leader in artistic discourse that speaks to a greater social consciousness. Image: BC Bella Coola 2023 painting by Edward Burtynsky.

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Each spring and fall, Whistler takes part in GoByBike Week, a province-wide challenge that encourages people to bike instead of drive — for commuting, errands, or just for fun. We know biking is good for our health, our community, and the planet, but old habits can be hard to break. This week is a chance to shift gears and make cycling part of your everyday routine.

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Spring is a season of renewal and Nourish Whistler Wellness Series offers 60-plus unique events happening from May 31 – June 29, 2025, with this years Signature Event, The Art of Wellness held at the Audain Art Museum. Nourish is brought to life by a standout lineup of celebrated chefs, sought-after wellness leaders, inspiring yogis and boundary-pushing health experts.  Engage and awaken your mind at our Masterclasses and Speakers Series. Indulge in sustainable, nutritious meals with pro tips from the chefs who create them. Tap into your creativity at art events, practice mindfulness, connect with nature, and move your body. Curate your own wellness itinerary and experience the nourishing effects of the mountains of Whistler.

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Celebrate National Indigenous History Month during June with the spirit of Skw̲xw̲ú7mesh and Líl̓wat7úl at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre in Whistler. Connect with Cultural Ambassadors as they share craft workshops, art, performances, storytelling, and guided tours – Whistler’s authentic Indigenous experience. Experience the Legends of the Land feature exhibit, and the Legends of the Land storytelling tour daily at 11 am, and the Interpretive Forest Tour at 3 pm, along with the signature What We Treasure Tour.

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Come for the ride, stay for the après. The Whistler Off Road Cycling Association's (WORCA) Thursday Toonie Rides are a great place to mix and mingle with our vibrant mountain biking community. Ride hard for the challenge or ride with friends for the fun of it. When the ride is over, meet up at après to share tall tales with friends old and new. However you ride, it’s guaranteed to be a good time.

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A weekly meeting held on Thursdays for men who are interested in self-discovery, growth and supporting other men through sharing and holding space in a supportive environment. The peer-led group offers an opportunity to share what is alive for them, what they may be struggling with and which areas of their life they are grateful for. This series is presented in partnership with Whistler Community Services Society and Whistler Public Library.

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After School Art offers students discourse and activities to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the history and methods of art-making in British Columbia.

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Trails in Motion is a World Trail Running Film Tour. With screenings all around the globe, Whistler is one of many world class running destinations to host this great selection of films. An annual international film tour, it brings together a collection of the finest running films to passionate runners around the world.

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Revel in the stunning architecture of the Audain Art Museum every Thursday as you work through a calming one-hour practice with rotating instructors. Classes emphasize breathing, alignment and ease as you stretch and strengthen your body and mind. Registration includes access to the galleries on the day of from 11 AM to 6 PM.

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The 2025 GolfBC Group BC Women’s Open is a professional golf championship for both amateurs and professionals and serves as the first sanctioned Championship on Golf Canada’s She Plays Golf Championship Series. For 2025, the BC Women’s Open offers two championships, a 54-Hole Elite Championship (June 5 - 7) and a 36-Hole Flighted Championship (June 5 - 6).

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Save the date: The Multicultural Festival is one of the biggest events for our Society celebrating multicultural sharing, by locals, for locals. Eat, sing, dance, watch, play, experience – the different cultures of Whistler. Great activities for families, many opportunities to participate and just enjoy the local diversity.

Kick off your weekend right at the Mallard Lounge's famous Fairmont Fridays with boot stomping live music, refreshing cocktails and delectable shared plates. Each week features a different handcrafted cocktail for you to discover.

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This annual fundraiser and Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre is a thrilling whodunnit set in the western Point Saloon. Feast on a spectacular 4-course dinner by Red Seal Chef Frédéric Royer, enjoy the live DJ, and bid on the silent auction. Western attire is strongly encouraged!

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The scenic running course is designed to showcase all that Whistler is - an amazing town nestled in the coast mountains of BC. With towering, glacier-capped mountains as the backdrop, it is no wonder that Whistler's only half marathon has made it to the must-do list for distance runners from across North America. Events include Half Marathon, 32K, 10K, 5K and Kids Run.

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After School Art offers students discourse and activities to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the history and methods of art-making in British Columbia.

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Local Sea to Sky residents and visitors are offered a free, inter-generational discussion group on the topic of planning for each life chapter with proactive ideas. Topics covered include Estates and Wills and Life Insurance. Guest speakers provide thoughts on life next steps and refreshments will be served. For more information and to register, please contact Kathy White at whistlerkw@gmail.com or at 604-616-6933.

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A fun and social 5km trail run through Lost Lake Park with your furry friend by your side! Organized in partnership with Whistler Half Marathon, this event is a great way to support animals in need while enjoying Whistler's beautiful trails. Each registered dog receives a small goodie bag from Whistler Happy Pets!

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A feast for your senses, the Whistler Farmers' Market features local produce, tasty food, local artisans, live entertainment and family activities. Markets happen every Sunday until Thanksgiving on October 13, with the addition of Saturday markets on June 28, August 2, August 30 and October 11.

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Join Certified Wim Hof Instructor, Laura Douglas in a workshop which dives into the three pillars of the Wim Hof Method. Learn about the benefits of breathing, cold exposure and commitment.

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Join one of the few team sports communities in Whistler! Whether you're an experienced player or trying field hockey for the first time, everyone is welcome. The co-ed team meets weekly for fun, inclusive training sessions every Monday. Play, learn, and enjoy the game in Whistler’s stunning outdoor setting — a great way to stay active and connect with others! Outdoor season memberships are half price this year, thanks to the support of Field Hockey Canada. Drop-in options, spring-only or fall-only memberships are also available.

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An inspiring presentation for community to come together for the love of bears. Guest speaker Ellie Lamb has dedicated her life to educating tourists, communities and governments about bear communication and believes that humans can peacefully share areas with bears. This is a public community event by donation and all proceeds go to Critter Care. No registration is required.

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Independent researcher Michael Allen is back for his annual Spring Bear Update. Starting with a brief recap of last fall’s excellent salmon season, followed by spring behavior; including the science of bear-marking, the forecast of cub production, survival of known bears and abundance, and conclude with awareness of mountain lion and wolves in the Sea to Sky.

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Presented by Tina Pashumati from Loka Yoga and Crystal Bowls with Julie, this vinyasa series is made up of four classes based on the elements. Each class features an animal meditation and a crystal bowl savasana nestled within the forest with the soothing sounds of nature and the river running by. 

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Experience traditional and evidence-based mindfulness techniques you can apply to everyday life. Strengthen skills to manage stress, deepen self-awareness, cultivate compassion and more deftly navigate your thoughts, feelings, experiences and circumstances. Enjoy a welcoming, inclusive space where both beginners and seasoned practitioners come together and grow.

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What if improving your public speaking skills could be fun, energizing, and even a little hilarious? The Whistler Chamber has teamed up with Laugh Out LIVE!, Whistler’s own improv and comedy pros, to bring you a one-of-a-kind, 5-week intensive workshop designed to boost your confidence, communication and presence — on the sales floor, in meetings, and beyond.

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Join Wild Vedas every Wednesday morning throughout the summer for an all levels yoga practice that cultivates mindful awareness and physical readiness, and gets you prepped to tackle whatever the mountains have in store. Dress for the outdoors and remember to bring your own mat.

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This full day wellness experience with Tina Pashumati James, Lil’wat Elder, and Julie Burrows, opens with a land blessing, smudging, and opening circle. Includes a morning meditation, breathwork, and vinyasa class, followed by an afternoon restorative yoga class, chakra meditation, shamanic breathwork, and a four colours artwork activity.

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Revel in the stunning architecture of the Audain Art Museum every Thursday as you work through a calming one-hour practice with rotating instructors. Classes emphasize breathing, alignment and ease as you stretch and strengthen your body and mind. Registration includes access to the galleries on the day of from 11 AM to 6 PM.

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Independent researcher Michael Allen is back for his annual Spring Bear Update. Starting with a brief recap of last fall’s excellent salmon season, followed by spring behavior; including the science of bear-marking, the forecast of cub production, survival of known bears and abundance, and conclude with awareness of mountain lion and wolves in the Sea to Sky.

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A weekly meeting held on Thursdays for men who are interested in self-discovery, growth and supporting other men through sharing and holding space in a supportive environment. The peer-led group offers an opportunity to share what is alive for them, what they may be struggling with and which areas of their life they are grateful for. This series is presented in partnership with Whistler Community Services Society and Whistler Public Library.

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Come for the ride, stay for the après. The Whistler Off Road Cycling Association's (WORCA) Thursday Toonie Rides are a great place to mix and mingle with our vibrant mountain biking community. Ride hard for the challenge or ride with friends for the fun of it. When the ride is over, meet up at après to share tall tales with friends old and new. However you ride, it’s guaranteed to be a good time.

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After School Art offers students discourse and activities to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the history and methods of art-making in British Columbia.

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