We had a family ticket for 49 dollars even though our daughters are in their early 20s. The guided tour was an hour and was really interesting as our tour guide was a member of one of the two tribes that the centre is all about. You can take photos of everything except the short film that is shown and... More

The Cultural Centre was a very interesting insight into the Squamish Nation, exellent tour of the centre and a interesting film

Well set out and very informative about 2 indigenous tribes that still have a great deal to say on how their land is being used - and good for them. unfortunately missed the opening of their new display but had great fun making a bracelet from the bark of a Cedar tree :)

Really enjoyed the tour of the Lil'wat and Squamish Cultural Centre It gave us an insight into the history of the local indigenous culture and the two groups occupying the territories around Whistler and Squamish. There was some spectacular outdoor scenery in the 15 minute introductory video and we were lifted by the hosts traditional chant and drumming before the... More

The building is stunning, the exhibits are ok as far as they go, and the guides very nice and authentic. The entry fee is expensive for what you get ($18 US or so) but it certainly left me wanting to know more. I would go again, but anyone who is not very interested inlocal culture should probably skip it- just... More

A informative, interesting and enjoyable visit to this beautiful centre. I enjoyed most the ambassadors who shared the culture of traditions of their people and communities. I was moved to tears by the beautiful drumming and singing. I feel sadness that the First Nations people have suffered so greatly by the loss of their lands, their traditions, their language and... More

This is a very small museum but worth a visit. It is good to see harmony between two tribes. And how positive and nice the staff is. Please do take one of their guided tours you will be able to understand the Museum a lot more.

Visited Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre on a rainy Sunday afternoon only after we were too late to take the Whistler Gondola. I am actually very happy we missed it after visiting! We entered at 4, and since they were closing in an hour, they gave us a 1/2 price discount, that was awesome! The building and architecture here are truly... More

Really worth a visit on a rainy day. Beautifully displays. Friendly staff. Great theatre showing a fantastic documentary. Best shop highlighting many Canadian made First Nation souvenirs very unique. Also many tasty options in the cafe. Great to be able to see a totem being carved. Highly recommend a visit