Overview
Take it slow by immersing yourself in Cowichan’s warm embrace. From luxurious spas, to a board game cafe, indoor rock-climbing gym, and exquisite art galleries – there is something for everyone to embrace those mellow, rainy days.
Cowichan Public Art Gallery
Learn moreA publicly funded art gallery that brings national, international and local arts to the Cowichan Valley.
Cowichan Valley Arts Council
Learn moreCommunity art gallery and studio showcasing established artists.
Cowichan Valley Museum
Learn moreStep back in time and discover the fascinating multicultural history of the Cowichan Valley!
Hand of Man Museum
Learn moreMuseum of natural history, cultural arts & conservation. 15,000 square feet of discovery, education and wonder.
Judy Hill Gallery
Learn moreThe Judy Hill Gallery houses work from 100+ Indigenous artists representing all regions of the Pacific Northwest.
Kaatza Station Museum
Learn moreMuseum focused on logging, lumbering, railroading, mining & pioneer life in the Lake Cowichan area.
Ladysmith Little Theatre
Learn moreProviding quality, accessible community theatre for Ladysmith and surrounding communities.
Ladysmith Museum
Learn morePermanent displays tell the colourful story of Ladysmith’s past. Admission is by donation.
Mill Bay Heritage Museum
Learn moreDiscover Mill Bay, Cobble Hill and Bamberton history. Step back in time!
Shawnigan Lake Museum
Learn moreLearn about the history of Shawnigan Lake, the Kinsol Trestle, EJ Hughes, and the E&N Railway.
Sylvan United Church
Learn moreA venue for music, community, faith, and the arts in Mill Bay featuring a variety of high-caliber musical events.
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Along with the authentic Indigenous culture Cowichan offers, check out what other quirky and unexpected things there are.
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