Museums

The Museum of Vancouver (MOV) creates Vancouver-focused exhibitions and programs that encourage dynamic conversations about what was, is, and can be Vancouver. Permanent exhibits tell the city’s stories from the early 1900s to the late ’70s, and are complemented by contemporary feature exhibits. Located in scenic Vanier Park, set against
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Located in Fort Langley the BC Farm Museum holds the largest collection of antique farm machinery in the province.  Enjoy wandering the many buildings filled with historical farming equipment. B.C. Farm Museum Contact Info: Dates: April 1, 2026- September 30, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Address: 9131 King Street,
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Game-Changing Science: May 15 – September 7, 2026 To celebrate and coincide with Vancouver being one of 3 host countries for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Science World’s featured exhibit is Soccer & Technology from the FIFA Museum. Here, visitors can see the enormous amount of technology and technological advances
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The Railway Museum of BC portrays a typical railway facility of the mid-20th century.  You can tour authentic railway equipment in various restoration stages, ride with Thomas the tank engine during the “Day Out With Thomas”, take a fun ride on the mini rail, check out the Squamish Rotary Garden,
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The Bill Reid Gallery is a unique and celebrated gallery that features contemporary Indigenous Northwest Coast Art and artists. Named after legendary Haida master artist Bill Reid, the gallery is a great place to learn about Indigenous culture, stories, and art. If you’re in the market for authentic Indigenous art,
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The Vancouver Police Museum is North America’s OLDEST police museum! Located in Vancouver’s former Coroner’s Court and City Morgue, the Police Museum details the history of the Vancouver Police. See displays on uniforms, counterfeit currency, confiscated weapons, historical crime, forensics, and more. Visit the gift shop for Vancouver souvenirs and
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The Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre is a nationally recognized museum and community gathering place in Burnaby that preserves and shares Japanese Canadian history, arts, and culture. Through exhibitions, archives, and public programming set within a welcoming, multi-use space and garden, the NNMCC fosters understanding, remembrance, and pride while
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The Vancouver Art Gallery hosts cutting-edge exhibitions featuring contemporary art and internationally renowned artists, houses the work of historical artists, including a very extensive collection of Emily Carr works. An impressive permanent holding of over 10,000 artworks makes the VAG a major player in the Canadian art world. The Gallery
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Vancouver’s Chinese Canadian Museum celebrates and shares the rich history, contributions, and lived experiences of Chinese Canadians through exhibitions, community storytelling, and education. Located in the historic Wing Sang building in Chinatown, the museum connects past and present while honouring the resilience and impact of Chinese Canadian communities in B.C.
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Fort Langley National Historic Site of Canada is the exact location where, a century and a half ago, a huge fur trade organization called the Hudson’s Bay Company established a small post to trade with the First Nations of the West Coast. The enterprise grew, evolved, and influenced history, leading
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