Come explore our permanent and current exhibits!
Our Bones are Made of Salmon
This exhibit is designed around the memories and experiences of Musqueam Elder Larry Grant and Stó:lō Cultural Advisor Dr. Sonny McHalsie, featuring their personal stories and replicas of Indigenous salmon fishing tools. Visitors learn about the different fishing and preservation techniques and why salmon fishing remains vital to Indigenous communities today.
I Spy
This permanent interactive exhibit highlights economic activity along the Fraser River. Featuring a series of panels with an observation to discover the diverse range of vessels and industries that ply their trade up and down the Fraser daily. Thanks to our partners: BNSF, SRY Rail Link, SMIT, Fraser River Pile and Dredge, Port Metro Vancouver, Fraser Surrey Docks, and Seaspan for their contributions in the development of this exhibit.
My River My Home
The exhibit is a global exchange of children’s artwork, developed as part of a collaborative, scientific research project between Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the University of the Fraser Valley. Thanks to our partners: the University of Fraser Valley, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole Research Centre, DFO and Emily Carr University of Art + Design.
Discovery Zone
Come play and learn about the Fraser River and its watershed through this permanent exhibit, offering hands-on, interactive play for the whole family.
Journey Through the Working River
Launched in 2o17, Journey Through the Working River tells the economic story of the living, working Fraser River through the FRDC’s sustainability lens. It is a world-class educational exhibit that personalizes the Fraser for everyone. Through interactive technology – and dialogue on key topics – visitors discover how the Lower Fraser appears in their daily lives through a complex web of social, environmental and economic considerations.
Experience The Fraser
A fun interactive mini riverine trail system, this exhibit promotes the opportunities and experiences of the Lower Fraser River corridor. The indoor trail will transport you to the scenic shore of the Mighty Fraser and invite you to get on a bike, portage a voyageur canoe or simply experience the joy of a walk through the woods.
