Nuu / K’alhwá7ap / Hello
Experience the distinctive living culture of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and Lil̓wat7úl.
Feel your heart beat in time to the drum as you’re welcomed in traditional song, and youthful voices bring ancient stories to life through vibrant guided tours.
Journey through the Great Hall and galleries, admiring carved house posts, story poles, canoes, weavings and regalia, spindle whorls, and contemporary art.
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Plan Your Visit
Regular Hours
Tuesday – Sunday
10 am – 5 pm
(Closed Monday)*
Address
4584 Blackcomb Way
Whistler, BC Canada
V8E 0Y3
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*Upcoming Special Hours: See slcc.ca/visit to learn more
Thursday October 29: Museum closing at 4pm, Gift Shop and Cafe closing at 3pm
Saturday November 7: Museum & Gift Shop closing at 3pm, last tour at 2pm, Thunderbird Café closing at 2pm
Wednesday November 11: Museum, Gift Shop and Café closed
Friday November 13: Museum, Gift Shop, and Café closed
Saturday November 21: Museum and Gift Shop closing at 4pm, Cafe closing at 3pm
Renovation Updates:
Sunday November 1: Museum open 10 am – 5 pm, Gift Shop and Thunderbird Café closed for renovations
November 2 – 5: Museum, Gift Shop, and Thunderbird Café closed for renovations
November 6 – December 31*: Wednesday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm (Closed Monday & Tuesday) Learn more at slcc.ca/visit
Holiday Hours:
Thursday December 24: Museum & Gift Shop closing at 3pm, last tour at 2pm, Thunderbird Café closing at 2pm
Friday December 25: Museum, Gift Shop and Thunderbird Café closed
Saturday December 26: Museum, Gift Shop and Thunderbird Café closed
Thursday December 31: Museum & Gift Shop closing at 2pm, last tour at 1pm, Thunderbird Café closing at 1pm
Friday January 1: Museum, Gift Shop and Thunderbird Café closed
The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Líl̓wat7úl Cultural Centre (SLCC) in Whistler offers authentic Indigenous experiences on the shared territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish Nation) and Líl̓wat7úl (Lil’wat Nation).
Whether you’re exploring the Great Hall, enjoying bannock at Thunderbird Café, shopping authentic art and keepsakes at the Gallery & Gift Shop, or attending a workshop or event, the SLCC invites you to see Whistler through an Indigenous lens. Our Cultural Ambassadors share their knowledge daily through hourly tours, songs, and stories — making your visit unforgettable, educational, and deeply meaningful.
