A place to enjoy, experience, and exhibit the Arts in Salmon Arm, BC

Visit us: Downtown Salmon Arm at 70 Hudson Ave. NE

Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday: 11am–4pm
Thursday & Friday: 11am–6pm

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By-donation, family-friendly waterfront concerts every Wednesday evening in July and August, showcasing diverse live music.

Year-round contemporary exhibitions and school programs that nurture curiosity, creativity, and art appreciation for all ages.

A yearly, multi-venue, Pay-What-You-Can performing arts festival highlighting new work, and local artists.

Year-round inclusive arts programming, featuring our annual Loud and Proud Festival..

Download a PDF schedule here

This week at Wednesday on the Wharf

The series will close with an Indigenous Celebration on August 26th, with a special early start time of 6pm. Curated by Kenthen Thomas, this event will feature the singing, drumming, and dancing talents of the Kamloops-based Sage Hill Singers, as well as a free community meal courtesy of Rise Up Indigenous Wellness.

As always, audiences can bring their lawn chairs, blankets, and picnics down to the park, and know there will be plenty of room for dancing. Donations collected at intermission support the concert series, all of which would not be possible without the support of WOW’s incredible sponsors.

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Supporting Community Arts in the Shuswap since 1970

Salmon Arm Arts Centre is located on the traditional territories of the Secwépemc People. The board and staff of Shuswap District Arts Council acknowledge that they have benefited from the systems and structures that have oppressed Indigenous people for nearly two centuries.

We apologize for the harms that have been inflicted upon Secwépemc people.

We endeavour to work in accordance with the 94 Calls to Action in the Truth and Reconciliation Report. We pledge to support reparations and reconciliation through our mandate, using the arts to build respectful relationships, create cross-cultural community engagement, and to make space for Indigenous cultural and artistic expression. Our policies reflect the importance of supporting authentic Indigenous voices, as well as guiding the education of settler cultures by including Indigenous perspectives in every exhibition and program.