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Continue ShoppingBritannia Mine Museum conducts its work on the unceded territory of the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Nation. We respectfully honour their culture and tradition.
We support the 94 recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and commit to taking action on recommendations involving museums, culture, arts and education.
It is our hope that museums continue to be an integral part of the Truth and Reconciliation journey in this country.
A key value for the Museum is to remove social and academic barriers so that we can be accessible for all. Through action and involvement with like-minded local and provincial organizations, we have put into place initiatives that support community benefit.
An important aspect of supporting community benefit is recognizing that the Museum may be financially prohibitive to some segments of the population and while we cannot become free for the public, there are ways we can improve opportunity for those in need.
To request a charity donation for a fundraiser to benefit a school or a non-profit organization, please send an email detailing the initiative to bookings@bcmm.ca.
Please note for 2023-24 we will be focusing our support towards education.
Free access to local Britannia Beach residents, with the intent of strengthening the sense of neighbourliness with our immediate neighbours.
Each year the Museum offers hundreds of BC schools and non-profit organizations Family Memberships for their fundraising event. Annually the Museum donates upwards of $5,000 for these worthy events and organizations
Each year travel subsidies are offered to schools to help offset the cost of travel or admission costs of school bookings. This initiative helps ensure more schools can attend our valuable educational programs
A one time family day pass can be checked out (like a book) from the local Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton Library.