The Ferry Building Gallery is a vibrant public community art space located in West Vancouver, on the ancestral land of the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, and Musqueam nations. This gallery has played a significant role in the local arts scene for over 100 years, transforming from a bustling ferry terminal into a hub for cultural expression.
Operated by the District of West Vancouver, the gallery serves to enrich the community through artist-led experiences, exhibitions, and educational programs. With up to 11 exhibitions annually, the gallery showcases both emerging and established artists, celebrating the rich diversity of the North Shore. Our inviting space is accessible to all and aims to cultivate a deep appreciation for the arts throughout the community.
Operated by the District of West Vancouver, the gallery serves to enrich the community through artist-led experiences, exhibitions, and educational programs. With up to 11 exhibitions annually, the gallery showcases both emerging and established artists, celebrating the rich diversity of the North Shore. Our inviting space is accessible to all and aims to cultivate a deep appreciation for the arts throughout the community.
