The artifacts in the museum are great to view and iyou can spend a while studying the beautiful caraftsmanship of various items. The heritage park gives you a glimse into the living accomodations at the time.

The Museum has indoor and outdoor displays. The authentically constructed outdoor pit house is right by the river. When you sit inside you feel the life of the culture.

An orientation film tells this First Nation's story, then you proceed to two small exhibit rooms. There is a clear narrative voice about the abuses suffered under the Indian schools system, the loss of lands and the resilience of the people. There is a self guided walk with accompanying pamphlet about the plants that were harvested by the people in... More

Hey, white guy here! Sorry if I misspelled pow wow. The Secwepemc were incredible host's of a truly eye opening experience and I emplore all those whom have a smattering of respect for the first people's to get there tickets now and go to the celebration these folks put on. So many dancers and remarkable performers... Shivers down my spine... More

Like the Haida or Shus-wa peoples, a very truthful representation of the culture and what happened to them when the White people came.

Museum had a great film to bring you up to date with the culture. The exhibits are interesting; from fossils to canoes. The outdoor dispays are fabulous. We were keeping our eyes open on this walk as there was fresh bear droppings. Always be aware of your surroundings.

liked the honesty with which the reports were done. sad story but not a unique one, there were a lot of bad things done in the past that now need to be exposed so healing can happen. enjoyed the exhibits especially the outside ones. Eleanor was v helpful. thank you for my little 'magnifier' gift. I hope the young lady... More

This is not a flashy place, but the displays are authentic and original. Take a walk in the heritage park and explore traditional pit houses. It can easily be experienced in an hour or so, making it a nice stop in a day of exploring the area.

This was not the easiest place to find, the signposting was not good. It was a very interesting exhibition though, you need to do a lot of reading to understand the history fully but well worth it. The first nation people were not treated very well, especially the way in which children were forcibly 'civilised'. Yet another stain on the... More