In celebration of Whistler’s 50th anniversary, The Point Artist-Run Centre (PARC) invites the community to a special fundraising exhibition: “$100 and Under!” — an eclectic and affordable showcase of local creative talent that reflects on the past 50 years and imagines the next 50.  Opening September 20th, the show will feature original works of art — from paintings and photography to ceramics, jewelry, sculpture, and mixed media — all priced at $100 or less. This is your chance to take home a piece of local culture while supporting The Point. Artists will choose to donate 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% of their sales to help sustain The Point’s creative programming. The show will run from September 11 to October 29, with an opening reception and sales night on October 4th.

On Saturday, June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, Sacred Rock Community Arts Society and the Point Artists-Run Centre launch a new exhibition featuring three Salish and Coast Salish Artists-in-Residence at The Point, Lydia Brown, Atheana Picha and Autumn Walkem, along with the work of other Indigenous artists from across Canada.

Admission is free to the opening reception at The Point Artist-Run Centre on June 21 (5-7PM, and the exhibition runs from June 22 to August 31, with admission by donation to Sacred Rock - We Are the Lands. 

Please join us at The Point on Saturday, February 22 for the Opening Reception of PARC’s 2025 Winter Art Exhibit, Threads of Light.

The exhibit showcases paintings in a variety of mediums as well as one sculptural work. Featured artists from Whistler, the Sea to Sky and Vancouver include Lacey Jane Wilburn, Hugh Kearney, Cassie Dickinson, Christina Nick, Bea Gonzalez, Charlie Doyle, Bea Searle, Nina Moore, Lorine Mason, Jill Gotto, Megan Burke Beckman, Celeste Banning, Loridawn Gordon and Karen McLeod.

Enjoy a hot or cold drink from Harrop’s Bar and complimentary appetizers while taking in the art works and chatting with the artists.