Hours of Operation:
Admission by Donation

​​Closed on Statutory Holidays
(including Boxing Day, Easter Monday & National Day for Truth and Reconciliation)

Museum & Archives

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Tuesday to Saturday
​10 am to 3 pm

Forestry Building

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Open Seasonally July to August
​Currently Closed

COVID-19: Masks continue to be required during visitation at the Museum. Read more here.

Currently at the Museum

Museum in the Park
Join us once a month this summer at Willingdon Beach to see a variety of historical objects!

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Summer Camps
History comes alive in these 4-day camps at the Museum, filled with hands-on activities!

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Memories of the Mill
Call for memoir submissions regarding the
​Powell River Paper Mill!

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Museum News

Summer 2022 Program Guide
​View the Museum's line-up of public programs for the summer!  

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Spring 2022  Newsletter
Read about the Museum's recent name change, the Director's Report for 2021, and more!

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Blast From the Past
Read the latest column, featuring local history, in the qathet Living magazine.

June 2022 >

Discover qathet's history!

Object Collection
​The objects in our collections tell many stories. Learn about the region's history through them!

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Place Names
Discover the ​names of local spots, and learn their traditional Tla'amin names & meanings.

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Virtual Exhibits
Learn qathet's history through our virtual exhibits. Check out "Capturing Mountains"!​

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Territorial Acknowledgement

The qathet Museum & Archives is located on the traditional territories of the Tla’amin Nation. The Museum is committed to collaborating with all Indigenous peoples of this province including the Tla'amin Nation. We acknowledge the harms of the past, are committed to improving relationships in the spirit of reconciliation, and we extend our appreciation for the opportunity to live and learn on this territory. ​Emote!