CELEBRATE IN BRITANNIA VILLAGE

  Located on the ground floor of the Britannia Village Community Hall at 105 Church Street, the Sea to Sky Gallery is opening on the weekend of October 25th and 26th featuring a rotating collection of works from indigenous and contemporary artists.   The opening exhibition will include works by British Columbia indigenous artists Rupert Scow, Tim Alfred, Khatle-bhi, Cory Savard (Yahl’Aadaa), and George Stokes alongside photography and contemporary artworks by Mark Maryanovich and Derek Daniel Maryanovich.   The Sea to Sky Gallery opening weekend hours will be 12pm to 9pm daily and will feature acoustic performances by Monik Macias at 4pm on Saturday, October 25th and 7pm on Sunday, October 26th. Follow along at @seatoskygallery for the latest news.

  On Saturday, August 23rd, under glorious sunny skies, Britannia Village was joined by friends from up and down the Sea to Sky corridor to celebrate its grand opening. After a welcome from representatives of the Squamish Nation and the unveiling of specially-commissioned carvings by Jim Charlie, Macdonald Communities President Robert J Macdonald cut the ribbon to declare the village open. With music, games, and family-friendly activities all afternoon, Britannia Village threw open its doors and welcomed hundreds of first time visitors to explore and enjoy this unique and special place.

The conditions were challenging this year, but Britannia Village would like to offer huge congratulations to the nearly 3.000 riders who completed the challenge of the 2025 RBC GranFondo Whistler. If you’re curious about riding the most spectacular and rewarding bicycle ride in North America in 2026, visit  www.rbcgranfondo.com/event/whistler!