Whistler locals and savvy visitors celebrated life and feasted upon delicious Tuscan cuisine at the Trattoria di Umberto, hidden away in Sundial Place, just steps from the Village.
The Living History Built Into Whistler’s Retail Landscape
Long before Whistler became a global village, it was a collection of ski bums and dreamers who built a community on the edge of the wilderness. Since then, the town has transformed.
Timeless Tastes
Whistler’s culinary history is steeped in storied restaurants that have stood the test of time. Pillars of the community, brimming with warmth and hospitality, these places can make your Whistler stay memorable.
Quality Time Family Adventures in Whistler
I’ve lived in Whistler for almost two decades. I came for the snow but stayed for summer — the season that turns the mountains into one big family playground. Now, with my three children under 10, summer as a Whistler parent is awesome — and here’s why.
Whistler Discovered Highlights to Explore in Two Hours or Less
If you think you need a week to experience Whistler, think again. For the time-crunched traveller, this mountain town packs a lifetime of adventure into a single day.
Takao Tanabe
A Canadian Legend at 100
Few living artists have shaped Canadian landscape painting as deeply as Takao Tanabe. This summer, the Audain Art Museum (AAM) celebrates both the museum’s 10-year anniversary and Tanabe’s 100th birthday with two major exhibitions honouring the remarkable range and influence of his seven-decade career: Vistas: From Takao Tanabe’s Travels and Takao Tanabe 100: Inside Passage.
Rethinking the Modern Cabin in the Sea to Sky
There’s a certain kind of memory many of us carry. Weekends packed into the car — a cooler in the trunk. Gravel roads, no cell service, and the quiet excitement of heading somewhere that felt, in some small but meaningful way, like it belonged to your family
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