Recently Mike Billy Sr and Caroline Phelps participated in an employee session with Seaspan, sharing cultural values and perspectives. Canoe Cultures assisted with a month-long installation of an exhibit for staff and visitor engagement. 

We are happy to arrange these sorts of visits and displays with our friends and supporters.

In July 2026 Canoe Cultures and Mike Billy Sr + apprentices set up a dugout carving exhibition at the Burnaby Village Museum. The museum hosts numerous summer camps and is free for guests, offering exciting and culturally interesting experiences. We were pleased to be part of the exhibition and delighted for all the people who were able to stop by and learn.

The Vancouver Maritime Museum hosted latest exhibition from local səlil ̕wətaʔɬ and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh artist, Zoe George. Titled snəxʷəł which means ‘canoe’ in hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓, the exhibition displayed traditional canoes, paddles, photographs and a video on the importance of canoe culture and ran from May 2024 to February 2025.

Canoe Cultures celebrates resiliency by bringing forward the War Canoe as a vessel which carries gifts to future generations. The exhibition honours the strong cultural connections the canoe has to the lands and waters. It explores the long history of canoe culture here on the coast of British Columbia, and shares its importance for mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

The exhibit ran until June 30, 2022 at the Vancouver Maritime Museum and is now closed.