With a variety of traveling exhibitions and events, the Burnaby Art Gallery offers something for all ages.  The Gallery’s lively public programs are designed to enrich the visitor’s experience as it relates to each exhibition. Talks and workshops are often held in conjunction with some of the exhibitions – with artists and invited guests discussing issues surrounding the subject of the artworks.  Some of the unique services provided by this community-focused Gallery include: educational programs for children, adults and seniors, community projects and exhibitions in schools, recreation facilities and community centres.

If you’re looking for a snapshot into the past – look no farther than the Burnaby Village Museum.  Nestled in the outskirts of Deer Lake Park, you’ll find this four-hectare open-air museum that features a recreated and restored village, farm, and carousel that transports you back to 1925.  

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Transport yourself to the 1920s. A visit to the Burnaby Village Museum is a step back in time to 1920s. Experience life as it might have been in Burnaby. Self-guided tours let you explore the farmhouse and village at your own pace! Period-costumed interpreters welcome guests into the various homes, businesses and shops of a traditional village along the BC Electric Railway tram line. An exciting must for every visitor is a whirl on the fully restored historic 1912 CW Parker Carousel. Rides are accompanied by music from a grand 1925 Wurlitzer organ. Amenities include an ice cream parlour that also offers a menu for light meals and snacks, picnic tables, and a gift shop.  

Specializing in authentic African artwork – including sculptures, jewellery, clothing, home décor, accessories and general gifts – the Cornerstone Gallery offers a range of products enjoyed worldwide by clients.  From Shona Stone sculptures and speciality candles to authentic apparel and exquisite jewellery, the Cornerstone Gallery features exceptional art for every occasion, and for every corner of your home or office.

Deer Lake Gallery features an array of art and artistic styles from various artists and organizations across the Greater Vancouver area.  Come, see and experience some of the exceptional work that is always on exhibit.

Location: 6584 Deer Lake Avenue

Phone: 604-298-7322

Website: http://www.burnabyartscouncil.org/gallery.html

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The Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Simon Fraser University is home to displays of Northwest Coast Native art and culture.  Extensive and detailed, these exhibits allow visitors a glimpse into the natural and harmonious way of life pursued by the First Nations people of the West Coast before the arrival of Europeans.

Website: http://www.sfu.ca/archaeology/museum/