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Reviewed October 11, 2013

We had a great time learning about Sqamish Lil'wat history, the guide was extremely knowledgeable about the First Nations. The displays were good, & there was lots to do & see. It also had a gift shop & a very nice cafe/restaurant. The outside area had been very well organised & we had great fun making rope. I would thoroughly recommend a visit.

Date of experience: September 2013
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Reviewed October 8, 2013

Very worthwhile visit to a beautifully designed cultural centre to learn about the First Nations: Squamish and Lil'wat. Be sure and go on the guided tour, watch the film, and visit the gift shop for lovely items. The guide was great, and gave lots of good information and little tidbits that you wouldn't get just browsing on your own. It was also fun to learn how to make rope from cedar strips, very clever. The outdoor section is interesting and informative as well. The centre was an easy walk from Whistler Village.

Date of experience: September 2013
Thank DeeFry
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Reviewed October 3, 2013

The guides are very knowledgeable and obviously care about their heritage and are keen to share. The displays were interesting and informative and could be easily accessed and understood without an audio tour or a guide present.
I particularly liked the outside area as it gave a real feel of being in the forest and was very tranquil.

Date of experience: August 2013
Thank J B
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Reviewed September 30, 2013

time passed really fast in here - make sure you take the tour the stories are lovely and its a good way to learn about the histories.

Date of experience: September 2013
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Reviewed September 24, 2013

The building is spacious and the First Nations Art on display is fabulous. We had a banquet there one night, with salmon, bannock, buffulo sausages, and an interesting variety of salads and side dishes. Well presented by friendly staff. My only complaint was that the salmon was overcooked.

Date of experience: September 2013
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