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Tom Thomson
An Icon of Canadian Culture in Art

Alice Englemore

A selection of Tom Thomson’s works is coming to the Audain Art Museum (AAM) in Whistler in late June 2024. The Art Canada Institute describes Thomson as “one of the greatest artists Canada ever produced.” His work is exceedingly rare, as only 50 ca

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Russna Kaur <br> A Site-Specific Audain Art Museum Exhibition

Katherine Fawcett

Regular Audain Art Museum (AAM) visitors will be familiar with Russna Kaur’s bold and innovative work. One of her major pieces, entitled They are midway between the sun and the moon, 2020, made of acrylic, cold wax, sand, cut canvas, pastel on wood panel, canvas, raw silk and cotton, is part of the AAM’s permanent collection.

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Calendar of Events

Whistler Traveller

There’s always something fun happenning in Whistler! So whether it’s sports, culture, arts, entertainment or dining events, check out our calendar to plan your visit or see what’s happenning during your stay in Whistler.

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Taste & Indulgence

Whistler Traveller

Taste & Indulgence Treat yourself to something delicious at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Try one of their decadent chocolate-coated ice cream bars; experience a delicious treat of French cheeses at home or in your accommodation from French’eese Whistler. ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE …

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Style & Indulgence

Style and Indulgence Find sweaters year-round, plus accessories galore at Amos & Andes, The Whistler Sweater Shop; take home a stunning hardcover art book from the Audain Art Museum Shop.AMOS & ANDESCut Loose Linen Split-Neck Shift DressThis style is one …

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The Winter Side of Whistler

David Burke | Images by Joern Rohde

While some say summertime is the best time in Whistler — and if you’re here, you may have an opinion about that! — wintertime activities and ambiance undoubtedly put the resort on the worldwide map.

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A Laid-Back Summer, Whistler Style

Dee Raffo | Images by Joern Rohde

In 1914, when the only way to get to Whistler was via horse and cart on a dirt road, two settlers realized what an idyllic place it would be for a summer fishing lodge. They admired the sparkling lakes framed by snow-capped mountains, breathed in the scent of blooming wildflowers and listened to the sounds of hummingbirds as rainbow trout nibbled at their fishing lines.