Skawahlook First Nation - Tourism Hope Cascades and Canyons

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Hope Cascades and Canyons Events

Hope, Cascades & Canyon is full of fun people doing fun things. From valley local events to educational offerings and world-class festivals our region takes pride in entertaining all walks of life throughout the year. We’re truly celebrating what’s around us!

We invite you to join in on the fun! Browse the Hope, Cascades & Canyons events calendar below to see what’s going on in the region.

  • Lightning Our Path: Our Stories of Resilience

    Lightning Our Path: Our Stories of Resilience
    Syéx̱w Chó:leqw Adventure Park 59389 Lougheed Hwy, Ruby Creek, BC, Canada

    Lighting the Path is a unique interactive light experience. Prepare your senses as you walk an immersive outdoor path honouring residential school survivors in teachings, story, and language.  The lights move through historical grief and pain to experience the hope, stories, and […]

  • Lightning Our Path: Our Stories of Resilience

    Syéx̱w Chó:leqw Adventure Park 59389 Lougheed Hwy, Ruby Creek, BC, Canada

    Lighting the Path is a unique interactive light experience. Prepare your senses as you walk an immersive outdoor path honouring residential school survivors in teachings, story, and language.  The lights move through historical grief and pain to experience the hope, stories, and […]

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