June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day! The land now known as Whistler lies in the shared, unceded territory of the Lil’wat Nation and Squamish Nation. There are many ways to celebrate and learn more about the Skw̲xw̲ú7mesh Nation and the Lílw̓at Nation as part of National Indigenous Peoples Day (and throughout the year): visit […][...]
This Thursday (June 11) the Whistler Museum & Archives Society will be hosting our 2020 AGM online beginning at 5 pm using Zoom, one of the many online platforms that have become increasingly popular over the past few months. Though this will be the first time in over thirty years of operations that we will […][...]
The Whistler Museum, with the support of Whistler’s Creekside Market and the Whistler Community Services Society, will again be hosting Feeding the Spirit as part of Connect Whistler! Each year we invite newcomers to town (as well as anyone who wishes to join us) for some free food and to explore our exhibits. Feeding the […][...]
Whistler Mountain Bike Heritage Week For more than 3 decades mountain biking has woven itself into the fabric of Whistler’s outdoor community. At the same time, our distinct biking scene has increasingly spread its influence throughout the MTB world. In celebration of the trails, talent, and passion that makes mountain biking in Whistler special, from […][...]