Audain Art Museum

• Whistler - Squamish
• 5 Hours
• Jan - July

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Description

Step into the Audain Art Museum and embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of Canadian and international artistry. Nestled in the picturesque setting of Whistler, British Columbia, this museum invites you to explore a diverse array of exhibits featuring Indigenous masterpieces, celebrated Canadian artists, and captivating international treasures. From contemporary marvels to historical gems, each piece tells a unique story, offering visitors a profound cultural experience against the backdrop of stunning natural landscapes. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or a curious traveler, the Audain Art Museum promises a journey of discovery and inspiration.

Attractions info

Highlights

• Display of BC art including First Nations Artists
• Celebrated Canadian Artists
• Unique Cultural Experiences
• Rich Indigenous Art Heritage
• Whistler's Premier Cultural Destination

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Recommendation

• Visitor guidelines

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Visitor guidelines

Personal Items
We encourage you to leave your valuables, large bags, pets, and other personal belongings at home. The following personal items are not permitted in the Galleries:

backpacks (any size)
large bags or shopping bags
food, bottled water or other beverages
umbrellas
tripods, monopods, selfie-sticks
skateboards, skis, snowboards, roller-skates & ski boots
walking sticks with metal ends
flowers or plants
animals and pets (see below for service animals)
Animals and pets are not permitted in the building, including Cressey Hall and the Museum Shop. Dogs may not be left unattended on the porch, or tied to the porch railing.

For your convenience, these items can be stored in our cloakroom free of charge.

Museum Conduct & Etiquette
Do not touch or make contact with the works of art on display and maintain a distance of 2 feet.
Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Children are not permitted on the shoulders of another person or in a backpack carrier. Front carriers are permitted.
Visitors are asked to refrain from shouting, running and rowdy behaviour.
Profane language is not permitted.
Please turn your cell phone to the “silent” or “vibrate” setting and be considerate of other when using your phone. Audible music is not permitted.
Bikes are not permitted inside the building or locked to the Museum’s porch railing. A bike rack is located under the building.
Dogs may not be left unattended on the porch, or tied to the porch railing.
Visitor Assistance & Accessibility
Service animals are welcome in the Museum. Each animal requires registered documentation and must be clearly identified by visual indicators such as a vest or harness.
Strollers, motorized scooters and wheelchairs are permitted at a walking pace
Lost and Found is administered through the admissions desk. Contact info@audainartmuseum.com or 604.962.0413 ext 109 with inquiries.
The Museum is a wheelchair accessible institution. Wheelchairs are available to visitors on a first-come first-served basis. Accessible parking is located at the north end of Day Lot Parking 3 and at the south end of Day Lot Parking 4. Wheelchair access is available via the street-level main entrance on Blackcomb Way. A five minute drop off zone is also available in front of the Museum on Blackcomb Way.

Photography
Flash photography is not permitted in the Museum. Non-flash photography and videos are permitted for personal use only (Special exhibitions may have additional restrictions). Please note all professional and commercial photography and filming must be booked in advance, please contact marketing@audainartmuseum.com with inquiries.

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