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The interactive Hibulb Cultural Center features a main exhibit, a temporary exhibit, two classrooms, a longhouse, a research library and gift shop

Traditional and contemporary native American and wildlife art inspired by the pacific northwest and Alaska.

Spotlight Event Deep Currents | A Writing Retreat for WomenMay 31 - June 4, 2018Port Townsend, Washington     Kathryn Hunt is a writer and filmmaker and makes her home on the coast of the Salish Sea. Her poems have appeared in The Sun, Orion, Rattle, Crab Orchard Review, Radar, The Writer’s Almanac, The Missouri Review, and Narrative. Her collection of poems Long…

Salish Fusion Knitwear is located in Victoria, British Columbia. Inspired by Cowichan Indian Sweaters we offer a line of modern, hand-made Coast Salish knits.

A non-profit organization from the Squamish People dedicated to language, culture, heritage, and art.

Hill's Native Art is North America's largest northwest Coast Native Art Gallery.

Coast Salish Artist Joe Jack specializes in the unique, traditional, hand carved gold and silver jewellery, and original works of Native Indian Art of the Coast Salish People.

Capturing joy & resilience on Coast Salish territories. Vancouver, BC.

Vancouver Island, First Nation Woodcarver, education, kids, colouring books, games, woodcarver, carving, First Nation, sculpture, art, Herbert Joseph Rice, Herb Rice, Indian, culture, art, totem, doors, knit, cowichan, folkart, folk tales, stories, paddles, plaques, Native Art, Cowichan Bay, stencils, sweaters, shirts, T-shirts, native indian

Victoria Animal News is an independent media hub covering stories on animals and society from Victoria and across B.C. Unceded Coast Salish Territory.

Canada's aquarium and cultural Centre for the Salish Sea located on Sidney's waterfront in Greater Victoria BC is a must-see Vancouver Island tourist destination and attraction offering a fun, informative, and interactive experience for children and people of all ages. Come see 160 species of marine life, a marine mammal artifact exhibit, and a unique Coast Salish art collection and learn about, explore and conserve the Salish Sea Bioregion – its wildlife, waters, land, culture, and people.

Specializing Northwest Coast Native Art, House of Himwitsa offers First Nation jewellery, native wedding rings and wedding bands, wooden masks, gold and silver jewellery, and wooden carvings. Himwitsa Lodge provides quality Tofino Accommodation in Tofino, British Columbia, Canada with the view of Clayoqout Sound. Sea Shanty offers Tofino Restaurant with Tofino Seafood, a full service restaurant with locally caught seafood.