Whether you are visiting the Southern Gulf Islands just for a moment or have lived here for a lifetime, don't sleep on the little community museums and pop-up events that aim to share the stories that formed our diverse historical landscape.
While early Japanese settlers had an especially strong influence on the islands, many Asian communities, including Chinese and Pacific Islanders, have contributed to the region’s rich diversity. Here are five ways to celebrate Asian Heritage.
Whether biking, boating, or driving here, you'll find a spectacular spot to set up camp, the Southern Gulf Islands offer campers a slice of natural beauty while having all the local amenities nearby.
Enjoy year-round arts and culture festivals and events and immerse yourself in the rich creativity of Southern Gulf Island communities.
Exploring the Southern Gulf Islands with an EV is not only feasible but also convenient. Thanks to our extensive network of over 30 public charging stations, your next trip here is well within range.
Visiting a winery offers a glimpse into this journey, and it’s a beautiful one at Sea Star Vineyards and Winery on Pender Island.
Cozy season brings occasional power outages in the Southern Gulf Islands. Embrace the forced disconnection with these tips.
When you’re looking to retreat, recharge, and reconnect, consider these top picks for a weekend escape.
What does nothing look like? Doing nothing doesn't usually mean sitting on your hands and staring at a blank wall. It's about cultivating presence and slowing down. Here's how.
SSNAP welcomes visitors to its biennial competition and exhibition of Canadian contemporary visual art on Salt Spring Island.
We are grateful to live on and visit the Southern Gulf Islands and acknowledge that the lands and waters that encompass these islands have been home to Indigenous peoples since time immemorial, part of the traditional unceded territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, including W̱SÁNEĆ First Nations and Hul’quimi’num Treaty Group.