Vancouver Bill Reid Northwest Coast Art Gallery Ticket


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Bill Reid Northwest Coast Art Gallery, featuring permanent and temporary exhibitions;
Guided tour, meals, transportation, gratuities, and other personal expenses;
Monday to Friday: 06:00‑19:00, Saturday to Sunday: 10:00‑18:00, closed on public holidays;
Children must be at least 1 year old for admission; children aged 1‑12 are free;
(1)Every river has a river mouth: connecting our visual language (on view until 14 February 2027);
(2)Jamie Gentry: "In Bloom" (on view until 24 May 2026);
(1)Please do not use tripods or selfie sticks;
(2)Accessibility facilities: On Georgia Street, there is an accessible pathway between Christ Church Cathedral and Cathedral Place. This pathway passes through the courtyard and leads to the gallery entrance, with accessible washrooms located on the lower level;
(3)The exhibition space is spread over two floors, and there is an elevator inside the gallery to reach the second floor;
(4)The venue offers a limited number of lockers and luggage storage spaces;
(5)The venue provides two free manual wheelchairs for visitors (one of which comes with footrests);
(6)The gallery shop aisles are wheelchair accessible, but some areas of Raven's Trove Gallery may be more difficult to navigate;
(7)Hummingbird Gathering Space is located on the upper mezzanine level, offering a low‑stimulation seating area designed for visitors seeking a quiet space;
(8)Physical navigation: Some temporary exhibitions feature protruding installations that may not be detectable with a white cane. If needed, staff can provide guided assistance upon request to help you navigate through these areas;
(9)Sensory media: Some video installations may contain flashing lights, rapid imagery, or may not provide closed captions;
(10)Smoking and vaping are strictly prohibited inside the gallery and within 1.83 metres of any entrance;
(11)Single entry only, no flash photography inside the venue, no pets allowed, except for guide dogs with identification;
(12)The venue is suitable for strollers and wheelchairs;
(1)Nearby landmark: Look for the sandwich sign on Hornby Street and follow the short staircase up;
(2)Take bus 250 or 253 to the WB W Georgia St @ Burrard St stop, then walk 2 minutes to arrive;
(3)Take bus 002 or 005 to the Burrard St stop on West Georgia St (W Georgia St), then walk about 3 minutes after getting off;
(4)Take the Canada Line to Vancouver City Centre Station, then walk about 5 minutes to arrive;
(5)Take the Expo Line to Burrard Station, then walk 3 minutes to arrive;

Cancellation of the order and a full refund are available up to 72 hours (local time) before the activity date;
Less than 72 hours, no refund or change is allowed.

Step into the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art, a vibrant cultural hub dedicated to showcasing the rich artistic traditions of the Indigenous peoples of British Columbia, Canada. Explore the gallery's significant collection of works by Bill Reid and other master artists, and gain a deeper appreciation for their exquisite craftsmanship and profound storytelling. Your ticket grants access to the permanent exhibitions (which delve into the history and contemporary expressions of Northwest Coast art) as well as any current temporary exhibitions offering new perspectives on Indigenous creativity. Discover sculptures, carvings, jewellery, and prints that reflect spiritual beliefs, ancestral narratives, and the enduring legacy of these diverse cultures. This is a unique opportunity to connect with an important part of Canada's cultural heritage.



Immerse yourself in the profound beauty of Northwest Coast Indigenous art, experience vibrant culture and stunning artistry at the Bill Reid Gallery, and explore the fascinating legends and the exquisite beauty of Northwest Coast masterpieces.



Discover the rich artistic heritage of the Northwest Coast in this inspiring gallery. Find the perfect treasure inspired by Indigenous artists in our gallery shop. Experience the grandeur of Northwest Coast Indigenous art at the Bill Reid Gallery.

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