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• Small Acts, Big Impacts Food Bank Fundraiser
• Join our Team!
• What is a Speaker's Staff?
• "Meeting the Need" Food Bank Drive & Fundraiser
• The Significance of Copper Metal
• The Frog
• The Guardian of the Sea
• The Many Stories of Raven
• Who is the Wild Man of the Woods?
• What is a Potlatch?
• Paddles of the Northwest Coast
• The Chief of the Undersea World
• Thank You for Generously Supporting the Comox Valley Food Bank
• Double Your Donation and Win! Food Bank Drive Extended to December 31st
• Miniatures of the Northwest Coast
• Calvin Hunt | Artist Studio Tour | June 2021
• Road to Recovery: Island art gallery carves out success amid pandemic
• Help us promote Northwest Coast Indigenous Art and Vote!
• Spirits of the West Coast wins the Innovative Business Award 2020!
• New! "Try Before You Buy" Technology - View Art in Your Space with ArtPlacer.
• Support our Comox Valley Home for the Holidays Food Bank Drive and Fundraiser and Win a Prize valued at over $500!
• Spirits of the West Coast Adapts to COVID-19 Pandemic with New Virtual Technologies
• I'TUSTO: Rising Again - Calvin Hunt and Karver Everson - Exhibition and Sale
• We are excited to fully open our gallery again! Our COVID-19 Protocol is below.
• Our Physical Gallery is now open by appointment only.
• ❤️ Thank You ❤️
• Temporary Closure of our Physical Gallery to In-Person Visitors in Response to COVID-19
• Valentine’s Food Bank Drive and Fundraiser
• Local artist’s ‘Cry for Change Mask' headed to prestigious museum
• Mothers in May Community Food Bank Drive
• Lecture Series: Introduction to Northwest Coast First Nations Art in Seven Sessions with Carol Sheehan
• Community Fundraiser: Paws to Celebrate: Feb. 1st - Feb. 14th 2019. (Extended until Feb. 16th. due to weather conditions)
• Roy Henry Vickers Exhibition and Sale: 4 Decades of Inspiration
• Successful Gallery Talks with Carol Sheehan
• The Hunter of the Woods Mask: A Wonderful New Addition to the Gallery
• Gallery Lecture Series: Introduction to Northwest Coast First Nations Art in Six Gallery Talks by Carol Sheehan
• Community Fundraiser: Paws to Celebrate: Feb. 1st - Feb. 14th 2018.
• You are invited to the opening of our new gallery!
• Thank you for blessing our new gallery building!
• Culture Days New Gallery Blessing Ceremony Saturday September 30th from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
• Canadian universities beginning to see value in Indigenous knowledge
• Stó:lō ancestors' Spirits Live in Fraser Valley Landmarks
• Craft-Beer Hop Farm in Stó:lō Territory
• Nation Turns to Canned Salmon to Preserve Tradition
• Huge interest in ‘who we are’ from tourists
• Canada 150: Anthropologist chronicled 19th-century First Nations
• Vancouver's Canada150+ Festivities
• Haida language curriculum is now accredited in B.C.
• The Relationship Between First Nations and Fish Runs in B.C.
• Heiltsuk First Nation village among oldest in North America
• Dorothy Grant
• Students learn Indigenous teachings and culture
• Culture clash to create moving, still-life mural
• Where have all the treasures gone?
• Celebrated artist Beau Dick has died
• B.C.’s growing Indigenous Tourism Sector
• When This Tree Falls In a Forest, Everyone Watches
• Our Women Have Always Carved
• Douglas Treaties translated into indigenous languages
• Surviving Canada’s Coldest Season
• SFU Races to Preserve B.C. First Nations Languages
• B.C. Marks Canada 150 with Cultural Legacies
• Discovering Haida Gwaii
• Okanagan Wine Festivals Society Teams-up with Haida Wild Seafoods
• Film Made Entirely in Two Haida Dialects
• UBC Receives a Donation of Native Art
• $10M Royal B.C. Museum reno
• Aboriginal Sacred Plants: Sage
• Science is finally catching up to oral traditions
• Native Oral Traditions
• Centennial Totem Pole slated for renewal
• Commemorative Crest Pole
• Survivors Totem Pole
• First Nations Oral Traditions
• Don Iveson Wants To Build An Indigenous History Museum In Edmonton
• Adults shamed for speaking Indigenous languages hold key to revival
• Haida Gwaii razor clams rated “best choice”
• Stz'uminus First Nation Starts New Town Construction
• Stz’uminus Artwork for Ferry Unveiled
• Private land within Great Bear Rainforest donated for conservation
• Duke and Duchess welcomed by Heiltsuk Nation in Bella Bella
• Top 5 Aboriginal Restaurants in BC
• At SGang Gwaay, 900 metres of boardwalk will be replaced to keep visitors and Haida Watchmen safe
• The Outrigger Canoe Championship was won by team that practises in a war canoe
• An up-close Encounter
• Musqueam Indian Band paddles 'journey canoe' made from 350-year-old cedar log
• Potlatches
• The National Aboriginal Music Countdown
• Talking Totems
• Indigenous women photographers create online community to share images, stories
• Northwest Coast Canoes
• A project asks 6 artists 'what does the future of Canada look like?'
• Six Indigenous writers to watch
• Construction site near Kamloops uncovers proof of 'pre-contact Indigenous habitation'
• In Haida Gwaii, the benefits of aboriginal tourism are more than financial
• Top Reasons to Stay in an Aboriginal Hotel in BC
• Bill Reid immersed himself in Haida culture
• Top Aboriginal Land Adventures
• Young couple strives to keep indigenous wedding traditions alive
• A one-of-a-kind educational experience
• Darlene Gait, an artist from the Esquimalt First Nation, created a motif for B.C. Ferries’ new vessel, Salish Orca.
• BC has the greatest diversity of Aboriginal cultures in Canada.
• More than 100K square kilometres of B.C. coast are proposed for protection
• Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and all the best for 2016!!!
• Come meet Haida Artist April White on Saturday, November 28th 2015 between 2:30 - 4:30 pm at Spirits of the West Coast Native Art Gallery
• Come meet Corrine Hunt this Saturday, November 21st 2015
• Meet Corey Bulpitt on Saturday, November 14th 2015 between 2:30 - 4:30 pm at Spirits of the West Coast Native Art Gallery
• Come meet Tahltan Native Artist Alano Edzerza on Saturday, November 7th 2015 between 3:00 - 5:00 pm
• Meet Coast Salish Native Artist Luke Marston on Saturday October 24th 2015 at Spirits of the West Coast Native Art Gallery