The SLCC is leading an Indigenous Cultural Awareness Workshop throughout the winter in partnership with Whistler Community Services Society....
2022 was a full year of heartfelt cultural experiences and offerings at the SLCC....
The arrival of cold temperatures and much-welcomed snow help us mark the winter solstice, a day of importance and celebration among Indigenous people. The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre honoured the seasonal change with two special events: the official opening of UNCEDED: S7ULH TEMÍXW / TI...
Join the SLCC on the Winter Solstice to celebrate the opening of its latest exhibition....
On July 1, 2022, the SLCC hosted a conversation on Rethinking Canada Day with Nantcw N Kakusent Tanina Williams of the Lil’wat Nation and Whistler Mayor Jack Crompton, recorded live with a contemplative and curious audience. Listen in for a powerful conversation with Tanina Williams,...
Ancient Medicine: From Feast to Famine to Freedom Exhibition opening June 21, 2022...
The Indigenous Youth Ambassadors (IYAs) at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre were head over heels to be a part of a revitalization workshop of bringing back the technique of making fish skins into leather....
Charmed Nomad explores Squamish and Whistler with a lens keen on identifying the rich Indigenous elements woven into each adventure....
Starting the Process During the 2020 Quarantine I was fortunate to work from home. Pre-COVID, the Cultural Team at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre had been planning an Ancient Medicines exhibit in 2021, so I was looking forward to developing content, but I was also wondering...
Throughout the summer of 2020, SLCC Ambassador Sutikem Bikadi, Lil’wat Nation, is working on a re-activated exhibit in our Great Hall: the Summer Regalia Series. Building on the six pieces created in summer 2017, Sutikem will continue the creative process of adding adornments and details...