An Evening on St.Roch

The Vancouver Maritime Museum is a gathering place where communities can explore maritime history, culture, and the stories that have shaped the West Coast. As the primary local repository for maritime history on the West Coast, our collection includes more than 109,000 artifacts and archival materials, including books, photographs, navigational tools, Inuit art and belongings, and the iconic National Historic Site, St. Roch.

By supporting this fundraiser, you are helping to bring the St. Roch Revitalization Project to life. This transformative, Inuit-led project is reimagining how the museum interprets and shares the complex history of St. Roch, creating new opportunities for visitors to learn through Inuit perspectives, knowledge, and lived experiences.

Your support will help us develop new exhibits, stories, interpretation, and visitor experiences that encourage meaningful conversations about St. Roch’s history and legacy, colonialism, reconciliation, and the Arctic. This once-in-a-generation project represents one of the most significant transformations in the Vancouver Maritime Museum’s history and will help ensure that these important stories are shared with future generations.

Donors and supporters like you make this work possible. By joining us, you are investing in a more inclusive, thoughtful, and meaningful future for the Vancouver Maritime Museum—and helping us create a renewed St. Roch experience that reflects the voices and perspectives at the heart of its story.

Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate, connect, and contribute to the future of this important project.