Events Around Whistler

The Whistler Pride and Ski Festival takes place Jan. 26-Feb. 2 with eight days of concerts, parties and skiing in a celebration of diversity and inclusivity.

Few places carry the holiday magic of Whistler Village at Christmastime. Read our top picks for holiday events in Whistler this year.

Whistler opening day is just around the corner, slated for Nov. 29.

Get set for the biggest party of the year at Whistler Blackcomb. If you’re a wine lover, Cornucopia is a must-attend event. If you love delicious food, even better!

Enjoy these awesome free concerts taking place in Whistler from May to August 2018 at the Whistler Olympic Plaza!

The World Ski & Snowboard Festival is back! Join this amazing event full of art, music, photography, filmmaking, ski and snowboard competitions and non-stop nightlife. 

Whistler is a great place to celebrate Mother's day, which falls on the second Sunday of May each year in Canada. Show your appreciation for your mothers or mother figures and celebrate with us here.

The Whistler Cup returns in 2017 for its 25th year. This is the largest and most important ski race in North America, as well as internationally, for young athletes. Held under the auspice of FIS, the international governing body for alpine skiing, it attracts hundreds of young athletes from more than 21 countries each year. The Whistler Cup brings together children from many different cultures and is one of the key races for up and coming alpine athletes.

Experience the art of British Columbia, from the traditional works of the province’s First Peoples through to its contemporary masters, in one of Canada’s most treasured wilderness destinations.

Whistler is proud to host the 25th annual Whistler Pride and Ski Festival, one of the biggest and best gay and lesbian ski weeks in North America. The LGBT pride week features a packed events schedule of skiing, snowboarding, parties, arts and culture and social events.