This Welcome Figure, carved by artists from the Squamish and Lil’wat First Nations, features iconic elements such as cedar, salmon,...
Read More

A wild locomotive inspired mural featuring pioneer Myrtle Philip, who founded Rainbow Lodge. The lodge was a stop along the...
Read More

This steel and wood sculpture was commissioned by the Whistler Museum to honour Whistler pioneer Seppo Makinen. He was known...
Read More

An unexpected splash of colour depicts the sun shining through the clouds onto the mountains, forests, and rivers of Whistler....
Read More

Carved in the styles of the Squamish & Lil’wat First Nations, these two cedar welcome figures greet visitors at the...
Read More

This gateway references the entry to the long house in Coastal First Nation culture. Carvings include the bear who represents...
Read More

The team of Daniel Poisson and Corinna Haight painted this colourful and funky global mural which includes vivid elements of...
Read More

These colourful tiles were created by students at the Whistler Secondary School who were exploring the theme of “peace”.

On the ground you’ll see paving patterns that showcase the rugged, yet beautiful, effects of glaciation upon the landscape. Along...
Read More

Twenty interactive bronze objects sit atop railings on the bridge and overlooking the creek. They were created to represent how...
Read More