Pride, Memory & the Historical Record
See how the records we collect today shape the stories that can be told tomorrow.
Land Acknowledgement
The Chilliwack Museum + Archives is situated on the traditional and unceded territory of the Ts’elxwéyeqw and Pelólhxw communities of the Stó:lō people, within S’ólh Téméxw.
We honour the deep histories, knowledge, and relationships that continue to shape this place.
See what’s happening this season
See how the records we collect today shape the stories that can be told tomorrow.
Make, play and look a little closer with Halloween-inspired activities popping up throughout the Museum.
Spend a Saturday afternoon making something. Each month brings a new material, technique or idea to work with.
Open to anyone and everyone, it is a celebration of making, sharing and seeing our community through one another’s eyes.
Pattern, memory and the natural world come together in Cara Guri’s Interwoven, our current Window Residency.
What changes when we look at Chilliwack’s history through the experiences of young people?
History is made every day, but not every story finds its way into an archive or museum.
What makes something worth keeping? Collecting Memory brings together personal memories, community contributions and collections to consider how the past is carried forward.
Archival records, photographs and cultural materials hold many of Chilliwack’s histories. Search the collections, follow connections, or begin with a question of your own.