Great place to take your children to do soapstone carvings while the parents browse the beautiful…read morepieces in his store. Most unique and beautiful carvings from numerous Canadian artists. We took our grandchildren and it took them and my wife almost two hours to create their pieces. Truly a great memento of Whistler. Highly recommend the activity plus the art objects for sale.

The Fathom Stone Art Gallery & Studio has a lot of really interesting sculptures and other artwork…read more Much of it is carved from Brucite - a stone I was not familiar with until my visit to Fathom. The stuff here is really pricy, but it is also really high quality and well made. Very artistic and cool! A lot of thought, time, blood, sweat, tears, and love has gone into these creations. My favorites included a number of carvings of Bears, trout, and salmon. We met Jon Fathom, the owner of the shop. He took a good bit of his time to explain to us how things are carved, where they obtain the Brucite, and some of the work that goes into his pieces. He has many other pieces of art and sculpture available for sale from other artists as well. I would love to own some of the Bear carvings, but they are out of my price range. But I still appreciate them for their beauty and the craftsmanship that when into them! Very enjoyable!

Great toy store! It had so much stuff in it my kids had a hard time choosing. Lots of play mobile,…read morecrafts and stuffed animals. Highly recommend!

Great selection of books and great ambience , this store is always a pleasant visit .., also has a…read morenice selection of journals , cards , and notebooks , we love a mountain small village bookstore , highly recommend a visit

As far as I can tell - this is the only book store in Whistler…read more Stopped in to find a book to read at night - reading helps me fall asleep. Was looking for the first book in the "Sword of Truth" series by Terry Goodkind entitled "Wizard's First Rule." I was skeptical that such a small book store would have it - but lo and behold - they did have one copy! So I snagged that - along with a couple of other books I was not planning on buying. One on the development challenges around building the community of Whistler; and a second book on Bears of the area. The young lady who assisted me was very nice and helpful. Cool little book store! Check them out while in Whistler for your reading needs!

Very cute home decor store with a lot of cheeky things to look at. They definitely spend time…read morecurating their inventory to be unique. The price is reasonable. Recommend to check out if you're in that part of the village.

Located at creekside village. It's overpriced but nice decor for your whistler home. I came in here…read moreto browse at some of the accessories for some gift inspiration. Customer service was friendly.

This is a great little shop featuring 100% Canadian handmade products!…read more Everything from Ceramics, Glass Sculptures, Wood Carvings, Magnets, Greeting Cards and everything in between. We found a great votive candle holder, that looks like crushed glass, for under $30! Take a look ;)

Rude owner. As I was shopping in her store, I hear someone behind me saying "No thanks! We're…read moregood!" I assumed the voice was directed at someone else. She then came over and covered up the thing I was about to take a picture of with her hands. Apparently, she minded me taking a picture in her store. Having a policy against photos is short-sighted, but certainly her right. I was bothered by the rudeness more than the policy. I'll take my business elsewhere, and encourage you to do the same.

The museum is a great way to not only learn about the area but also the people that made Whistler…read morewhat it is today. A short walk from the main Whistler ski area this makes for a nice break from the slopes. Free admission (donations welcome and encouraged) makes this that much more appealing but definitely worth more than free. I think we donated $5 per person. I think we spent about 90 minutes reading through everything. It can definitely be a quicker visit but we were in no rush.

From the outside, this place looks small, but inside is a surprisingly comprehensive museum on the…read morehistory of Whistler from the very early beginnings all the way to the 2010 Winter Olympics. You can even hold a torch from it!

Decent art gallery mostly paintings but a couple sculptures or ceramics artwork. Contemporary and…read moremost pieces have vibrant colours. Prices are somewhat reasonable and it's an easy to find and convenient location. It's a small gallery but still pretty interesting especially if you'd into art and colours

I cannot believe that I had to add this business to Yelp!…read more I recall first going here in the early 80s with my family on the way to Whistler. I don't even know how to define it,.. it is a work of art in itself as it is covered in interesting projects including a big wall of plaster faces of people that live nearby. I guess I'd say it is an art gallery with a limited menu soup counter, but also serves as a community gathering space for live events. Much of it is carved out of wood and it always reminds me of a hall as described in Beowulf. It is worth coming here for a look at the building and art within (which is mostly photography of eagles and other wildlife). The food is extremely limited but very good. The menu includes "homemade soups and bread, filled croissants, veggies & dip, homemede Danish pastry, teas & espresso coffees, wine & beer." that is literally the extent of it. We had borscht and the salmon soup and loved both, the bread was tasty! I'd like to try to check out a live performance here at some point, I bet the room would sound great.

A great place to visit the the salmon bisque was very tasty certainly recommend a visit if you're…read morein the area