Whether young or young-at-heart, no matter who you are or what type of adventure you crave, Whistler is truly a mecca for can’t-miss experiences.

The ancient Greeks divided all existence into four essential elements: fire, earth, wind, and water. This idea was a pillar of philosophy, science, and medicine for centuries.

The lifting of most Covid-related travel restrictions has spurred a desire to spread our wings and visit somewhere relaxing — or exhilarating, eye-popping, adventurous and perhaps educational.

Stepping into the Audain Art Museum’s spring-summer exhibition feels like stepping through a space/time portal into…

The atmosphere on the opening weekend of the new exhibition Wolves: The Art of Dempsey Bob at the revered Audain Art Museum seemed especially charged.

Whistler has you covered for tasty food & drink. The Forecast is calling for coffee and so much more, so check out Forecast Coffee’s new location in Function Junction.

Our feet are a masterpiece of engineering and work hard for us year-round, but in winter, they get squeezed into ski and snowboard boots, endure freezing temperatures, and yet we still expect them to look presentable

The intentional use of space, surface and shadow to create artistic flow is unique to sculpture. An “off the wall” experience of sculpture’s three-dimensional nature can be both exciting and challenging, and Whistler’s art galleries are at the forefront of showcasing the work of some of Canada’s finest sculptors.

Summertime in Whistler serves up an embarrassment of riches: endless exciting activities; an abundance of freshly picked,

Treat yourself to some decadent hand-made fudge, and you must try their Whistler-inspired Grizzly Claws at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory.