Join us for the Spo7ez Winter Feast – a culinary journey brought to life through authentic Indigenous cultural sharing, that blends storytelling, a traditional shared feast and Spo7ez Performers in regalia sharing songs from Squamish Nation and Lil’wat Nation. Experience a culinary journey that blends traditional ingredients and food preparation with modern plates, dining in the Istken Hall. Connect with Cultural Ambassadors with an immersive welcome song, a short film and embark on a guided tour of the Museum, feast blessing, storytelling, and dancing. Delve deeper into our stories, shared territories, and living heritage of our two distinct cultures, beginning with an immersive welcome song, and short film and experience a tour through the Great Hall. Winter and Summer dates to be determined.
Spend the evening with the Spo7ez Performance Team. Welcome, Guided tour of the Museum, Feast Blessing, Story Telling, Dancing & Farewell with a photo opportunity.
SPO7EZ WINTER FEAST
Comprised of traditional, seasonal ingredients and Indigenous-inspired plates.
CRANBERRY- ROSEMARY BANNOCK (V)
WINTER GREENS
Carrot, Pickled Sea Asparagus, Raspberry Vinaigrette
(V, VG, DF, GF)
ROASTED CORN AND BEAN SALAD
Red Onion and Lemon/Parsley Dressing
(V, VG, DF, GF)
CEDAR PLANK ARCTIC CHAR
with Littleneck Clam Beurre Blanc (GF)
RED WINE BRAISED ELK SHANK
CARROTS WITH CREAMED GARLIC AND HERBS
(V, GF)
POTATO AND YAM ROSTI
BLUEBERRY BANNOCK PUDDING
with Berry Compote and Xusem Chantilly
FAIR TRADE SPIRIT BEAR COFFEE
ICED BERRY TEA
Cash Bar (available during dinner)
Indigenous World Wine Red & White
Bottle $55 | Glass $12
Local Craft Beer, Cider & Coolers
$9
Pop & Soda
$4
Spo7ez Feast – Winter/Summer 2024 dates coming soon
5:15pm – Doors open, Guests check-in
5:30pm – Cultural Ambassador invites the group to join at the Welcome Figure and sing Chief Jimmy Jimmy
5:35pm – Movie plays in Theater
5:50pm – Cultural Ambassador takes guests on a guided tour through the museum
6:30pm – Guests taken downstairs to the Gift Shop / shown their seats in the Istken Hall
6:30pm – Bar Opens in Istken Hall
6:45pm – Opening introduction welcome song and a feast blessing from the Spo7ez Performance Team
6:55pm – Buffet Opens and tables are called up individually to visit food stations
7:15pm – Spo7ez Performance Team shares 2 songs
7:25pm – Dessert served
7:45pm – Spo7ez Performance Team shares 2 songs with closing remarks and offer a photo opportunity with guests
8:00pm – Food stations close
8:30pm – Gift Shop & Bar closes
9:00pm – Latest guests can leave
Our Gift Shop will be open from 5pm to 9.30pm, specializing in authentic and exclusive handcrafted Northwest Coast First Nations merchandise. Take home that perfect piece that commemorates your visit with us.
$95 Adult | $75 Youth (13-18yrs) | $49.50 Child (5-12yrs) | Free 0-4yrs
This is a group experience throughout the museum, with the dinner feast in our Istken Hall. Rates are inclusive of cultural performance and dinner. Bar drinks are separate. 7 days notice for cancellations to receive a full refund, less any fees. Dates are transferable depending on availability, also 7 days in advance. Bookings are only available for up to 5 pm, 7 days before the Feast or until sold out. The SLCC requires a minimum number of guests to host this event, and reserves the right to postpone or cancel the event if minimum numbers aren’t met. In the unlikely event that it is cancelled, the SLCC will make every effort to notify guests with 7 days advance notice. For more information, please email banquets@slcc.ca.
The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre is located in Whistler, BC Canada, on Blackcomb Way (4584) and Lorimer Road right across from the Fairmont Chateau Whistler in the Upper Village.
From Vancouver: cross the Lion’s Gate Bridge, take the West Vancouver exit, turn right on Taylor Way, take Highway 1 exit west, take Highway 99 (Sea to Sky) exit north to Whistler, British Columbia. Turn right off Hwy 99 at Lorimer Road exit into Whistler Village. The Centre is located at the “T” intersection of Lorimer Road and Blackcomb Way across from Lost Lake Park in Whistler’s upper village (approximate driving time: 2 hours).
Please note: For groups or scheduled programs please contact: 604 964 0997.
Once you arrive in Whistler British Columbia, drive to Lorimer Road and, before approaching the Cultural Centre, turn right into Skiers Lot #4. The Centre is just east, across the bridge from the parking lot. There is a designated loading and unloading area, several handicap spaces and bus drop-off.
Knowledgeable Cultural Ambassadors share their cultural teachings with guests during guided tours; visit our Group Tours page for more information.
Discover our unique style of modern First Nation’s cuisine such as bannock, salmon and venison. Visit the Thunderbird Café.
Discover our unique selection of First Nations merchandise ranging from handcrafted works of art, to home accents, clothing and accessories, jewellery, pottery, baskets, books and souvenir merchandise. Visit the Gallery & Gift Shop.
Weddings at the SLCC are some of the most spectacular; learn more about our venue as your wedding location by visiting slcc.ca/weddings.