Audain Art Museum

The Audain Art Museum is a contemporary art space dedicated to British Columbian artwork, housed in a striking building designed by architect John Paul Jones. Opened in 2016, its collection features over 200 pieces, including notable works by the First Nations and prominent 20th-century Canadian artists like Emily Carr and E.J. Hughes. Allocate at least an hour to explore the main galleries, which include rotating exhibitions alongside the permanent collection. Visit in the afternoon to enjoy the surrounding parkland and the stunning views of the mountains. Nearby, the Whistler Village offers dining options and access to outdoor recreational activities.