Experience a culinary journey at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre that blends traditional ingredients and food preparation with modern plates. Cultural Ambassadors in regalia share songs and stories from Squamish Nation and Lil’wat Nation throughout.
To learn more about our two distinct cultures, access the Great Hall and exhibits, including a fifteen-minute film, to delve deeper into our stories, shared territories, and living heritage.
Comprised of locally-sourced ingredients and Indigenous-inspired plates.
$75 per person; minimum 30 guests, maximum 50
Station 1: The Farm
Pemberton Smashed Potatoes (VE, GF)
Caramelized onions, garlic oil & herbs
Beet & Kale Salad (V, GF)
Roasted apples, cranberries, toasted pecans, homemade berry vinaigrette
Station 2: The Sea
Winter Ale Steamed Clams (GF)
Nelson Faceplant Ale, bacon, roasted garlic & seaweed
Cedar Plank Kuterra Salmon (GF)
Maple glaze, citrus
Station 3: Indigenous Inspired Cuisine from the SLCC
Caramelized Onion & Sage Bannock (V)
Venison Stew (DF, GF)
Wild mushrooms, parsnip, rosemary
Station 4: Dessert
Apple & Pear Crumble (V)
V – vegetarian | VE – vegan | GF – gluten free | DF – dairy free
3+ Ambassadors: Welcome, Feast Blessing, Story Telling, Dancing & Farewell.
Approximately 20 minutes total, dispersed throughout the dining experience.
Includes photo opportunity
$75 per person; minimum 35 guests, maximum 65
This is a group dining experience in our Istken Hall; rates are based on a minimum of 35 guests, but this does not include venue rental. Host or Cash Bar are separate. Labour charge for bar tender is extra. To inquire, complete the form below or email Sales Manager Heather Doucette: heather.doucette@slcc.ca.
Price may fluctuate as per market values.
All food & beverage is subject to an 18% administration fee and 5% goods & services tax (GST); liquor is subject to a 10% Liquor Service tax (LST).
Billing is based on numbers as per final confirmation. Cancellations within 2 weeks will result in full charges.
Final guest count and food order must be sent to our in-house catering department 72 hours prior to event date: lucinda.sutherland@slcc.ca (Manager of Banquets & Events)
Keeping us all healthy & safe is priority. The SLCC recognizes we all feel differently about the new norm. To make sure everyone feels safe when visiting our centre, we’ve developed health & safety precautions to protect guests and staff at the SLCC. Learn more HERE.
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 our hourly guided tour; for additional group tour options, visit our Group Tours page.
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.
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