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Pay What You Can Sunday
In-person
Museum History & heritage Indigenous Self-guidedDate and time
Location
Vancouver Maritime Museum
1905 Ogden Avenue
Vancouver, BC
Directions: GETTING HERE By Car Our parking lot is located off of Ogden Avenue. By Bus The #2 bus from downtown stops on Cornwall near Cypress. By Boat The False Creek Ferries stops at the Vancouver Maritime Museum’s Heritage Harbour.
Access
Free, and accepts optional pay-what-you-may donations for admission.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
Visit the Vancouver Maritime Museum on the first Sunday of each month and Pay What You Can for admission.
We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to explore the rich maritime history and captivating exhibits that our museum offers, regardless of financial means.
Our Pay What You Can days invite you, your family, and friends to enjoy admission at a price that fits your budget, ensuring access for all.
It’s not just the Vancouver Maritime Museum you can visit, on the same day, the Museum of Vancouver and H.R. MacMillan Space Centre also offer a Pay What You Can admissions, so you can enjoy three amazing attractions in Vanier Park for a price that suits you.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a curious learner, or simply looking for an inspiring day out, we welcome everyone with open arms.
Mark your calendar and join us in celebrating the spirit of inclusivity and community!
Links
- More Info vanmaritime.com
Organizer
Vancouver Maritime Museum
For over 60 years, the Vancouver Maritime Museum has been sharing stories about the Pacific Northwest and the Arctic and creating experiences that build bridges between the past and future.
We invite a diverse range of voices to share their perspectives, providing a place of connection and community and building a shared sense of belonging.
From a unique waterfront location in Vancouver, we welcome visitors to explore exhibitions and take part in programs about life on and around the Pacific Northwest and Arctic oceans. Our most popular exhibition is the RCMP Vessel St. Roch, a National Historic Site housed in an iconic mid-century modern A-frame shelter.
In all that we do, we inspire everyone to appreciate the profound relationship between humans and the sea.
Contact
James Elston