The vibrant culture and diversity of British Columbia make this an interesting hotspot for travelers. You could be into contemporary art or into cultural festivities and you will still marvel at what BC has to offer.
If you are looking for some activities to do in British Columbia that focus more on the local culture, you might want to include the following ones:

1. Visit the galleries and museums
What is a cultural experience in British Columbia without checking out the numerous museums and galleries around? There’s the Museum of Anthropology found at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. A collection of indigenous art is showcased in this museum.
If you are into a more diverse collection of art, you might want to check out the Vancouver Art Gallery where there are works from both international and Canadian artists. If you visit the Royal BC Museum, not only will you get to know and understand culture but also get more understanding of local history.

2. Check out cultural centres
Cultural centres such as Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre is a good place to visit for some aboriginal history. They can tell you more about the life of the first people. This place also has plenty of other activities to do such as check out their Whistler best gift shop.
At the gift shop in Whistler, you can buy souvenirs and presents for your loved ones back home. This Whistler gift shop may have everything you are looking for in cultural presents so be sure to check them out.

3. Attend the indigenous cultural events
You might want to watch out for the cultural events as well. There’s the Talking Stick Festival held in Vancouver. This festival centres around indigenous culture where lots of performers prepare to pay homage to the indigenous culture.

4. Check out cultural festivals
Make sure you also check out the cultural festivals such as the International Film Festival in Vancouver. If you are into film, this should be a good festival to be present in. There’s also the Vancouver Folk Music Festival for music lovers and the Vancouver International Dance Festival.

5. Join cultural workshops
Have you heard of cultural workshops? You can do many activities such as do indigenous crafts, learn how to cook traditional cuisine, learn local folk music and dance, and many more. These activities are very immersive and can be a great way for you to learn more about local culture.
Your exploration of the various museums and cultural centres in BC, along with your participation in local events should go a long way in learning more about local culture. So, start preparing your itinerary and make sure to include the above-mentioned activities.
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