Established in 1996, Coastal Peoples is a leading gallery showcasing museum-quality Northwest Coast First Nations and Inuit artwork for both the curious and collectors. Recognized for representing British Columbia's master carvers, the gallery has earned a reputation for discovering a new generation of talented artists who push the boundaries of this legendary art form.

Located in Yaletown, and now in Gastown, the galleries are set in historic warehouse spaces and are focused on representing an unparalleled collection of contemporary art identifying the distinct carving styles and diverse nations inhabiting both the Northwest Coast of British Columbia and Inuit communities of Northeastern Canada.

Charming Yaletown is Vancouver's own little Soho

Once known as a warehouse district - now an elegant mix of designer boutiques, galleries, world-class restaurants and coffee houses. A fresh urban neighborhood within walking distance to the Skytrain station (Yaletown/Roundhouse), Vancouver Art Gallery, Public Library, BC Place, GM Stadium and major hotels.

Historic Gastown - the original birthplace of Vancouver

This area is quickly becoming one of Vancouver’s key districts for art galleries. With its dynamic revitalization and new developments, Gastown is an eclectic mix of courtyard cafes, eateries, fine boutiques and shops as well as day and night time entertainment. Every June, the renowned Vancouver International Jazz Festival holds a lively street festival here, which is attended by thousands of music lovers.  Within walking distance to the Skytrain station (Waterfront), and the new award-winning Vancouver Convention Centre.

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