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Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova
Surrounded by snow and sparkling lights, Family Après is all about experiencing winter outdoor fun with your kids, Canadian Style. Visit Whistler Olympic Plaza on select evenings throughout winter for free kid-friendly winter activities and entertainment brought to you by the Resort Municipality of Whistler and the Province of BC.
There are a variety of entertainment and family activities that change from week to week including snowman building competitions, tobogganing, storytelling, roving characters, music, mini hockey, snacks and hot beverages! You will find all of this and more in the heart of the Whistler Village.
When: Typically on Monday & Wednesday
Time: 3 – 6 PM
Photo Credit: Destination BC/Rick Collins
Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova
Every winter the snow is piled up at the Olympic Plaza in the North end of the Village to create the “Snow Zone” for a perfect family friendly winter activity. Make your Whistler holiday with tobogganing, ice skating, keeping warm by a fire-pit or enjoying one of the local coffee shops!
When: Daily
Admission and rentals are a small fee.
Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Mike Crane
Every Sunday from December through March head to skiers plaza at the base of Whistler Mountain for a free, all ages night of entertainment. Whistler’s best skiers and riders perform spin’s and twist’s right in front of you through a burning hoop. Make sure to dress warm and grab a hot drink while you enjoy the atmosphere. This family friendly winter activity is set to impress. Make sure that you stay until the end for the celebratory fireworks!
When: Sunday – Practice from 6:30pm, live show at 7pm
Free!
There are always happy children at the large playground in Whistler Olympic Plaza. Parents can enjoy a coffee and a chat while the kids enjoy being active and outside. There are additional playgrounds by the Creekside Village, at Alpha Lake, Meadow Park and Bayly Park near Cheakamus for all of your family fun!
Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Mike Crane
Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova
Experience the art of British Columbia, from the traditional works of the province’s First Nations through to it’s contemporary masters, anchored by the important collection donated by Michael Audain and his wife Yoshiko Karasawa.
The collection includes centuries-old Northwest Coast works, some created before European contact, to the internationally renowned Vancouver photo-conceptualists of our era.
The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre was created to celebrate the joint history of the Squamish and Lil’wat Nations. It is a cultural and historical experience for all. The art & exhibits on display showcase both nations culures, histories, and creativity.
Photo Credit: Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre/Logan Swayze
Photo Credit: Meadow Park Sports Centre
Located North of Whistler Village in Alpine Meadows, this sports centre offers something for everyone. There is a kids pool with a lazy river, a large lap pool with a rope swing, hot tub, sauna and steam room. There is also squash courts, an ice rink and a large gym with lots of classes to choose from.
If you are looking for a free, fun and authentic Canadian experience, contact Meadow Park Sports Centre to find out when the recreational hockey games are being played. Come by and cheer on a local hockey team!
Welcome to Whistler’s original escape room facility! A live escape room is a real-life gaming experience where groups are placed inside a themed room. Your group will be presented with puzzles, riddles, and clues which you must work together to solve within 45 minutes in order to “Escape” from the situation you are in. How far you make it will depend on your group’s ability to solve the challenges laid out for you. But don’t waste time…you only have 45 minutes to Escape!
Conveniently located in Mountain Square in the main village!
Kindly note that the information provided above is subject to change.
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