The Secwépemc Museum & Heritage Park is a living cultural destination located in the heart of Tḱemlúps te Secwepemcu’lecw. Established in 1982, it features revitalized exhibits shaped by Elders, Knowledge Keepers, Survivors, and community members. The museum sits within a larger cultural landscape that includes reconstructed pit houses, an ancient archaeological site, a contemporary powwow arbour, ethnobotanic gardens, and the former Kamloops Indian Residential School—now designated a National Historic Site.
“A place where truth is honoured, culture lives, and visitors become witnesses.”
Supplier Type:
Attraction (Historic, Shopping, Amusement, Entertainment, etc.)
Type of Attraction:
Museum
Memberships:
Archives Association of BC; Tourism Kamloops; Indigenous Tourism BC; DestinationBC
Nearby Attractions:
Kamloopa Powwow Arbour
Kamloops Museum and Archives
Wildlife Park
Riverside Park
McArthur Island
Seasonal Dates:
Year Round
Group Rates:
Families (2 adults + 2 children) $44
First Nations $8
Elders $10
Drivers-Free
Elder support workers -Free
Deposit/Payment Policy
Payment on site or by cheque
Cancellation Policy
72 hour notice with 20% non-refundable fee
200-330 Chief Alex Thomas Way #200,
Kamloops, BC V2H 1H1, Canada
Phone: 250.828.9749
Email: Museum@ttes.ca
Website: secwepemcmuseum.ca/
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