Heritage Harbour Exhibit
Open to the public daily, Heritage Harbour is a free outdoor exhibition at the Vancouver Maritime Museum.
Heritage Harbour is a curated collection of vintage wooden vessels. Each heritage vessel has a sign with details about the boat.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
MOOR YOUR VESSEL AT HERITAGE HARBOUR
Welcome to the Heritage Harbour Mooring Application. Please complete this form to express your interest in mooring your vessel at Heritage Harbour, Vancouver Maritime Museum. Your submission will help us assess availability and suitability for your vessel. Completing this form does not guarantee a mooring space — our team will review and contact you.
MOORING APPLICATIONSOARLOCK & SAIL WOODEN BOAT CLUB
A non-profit boat-building club, Oarlock & Sail Wooden Boat Club, completes the exhibit with the opportunity for the public to watch traditional boat-building techniques.
The Oarlock and Sail Wooden Boat Club is a club for people who enjoy building, repairing, sailing, talking about, thinking about, and simply messing about in small wooden boats.
Members can be found each Saturday from 10am to 1pm (or longer) maintaining or restoring the club’s fleet of small wooden boats or working on a new build. Stop by for a visit – they love to show people what they’re up to!
THE BLUE CABIN
Docked at the Heritage Harbour, The Blue Cabin will run residencies and contemporary art programs adjacent to the Vancouver Maritime Museum, the Museum of Vancouver, and the renewing Senakw site, contributing to the area’s heritage, contemporary arts, cultural, and educational activities.
Chief Janice George and Willard Buddy Joseph, weavers and culture-bearers from the Squamish Nation, will hold the first artist’s residency in Fall 2024. The Blue Cabin will host welcoming events, open houses and workshop events.
VIDEOS FROM HERITAGE HARBOUR
Heritage Harbour has become so much more than just a marina—it’s a vibrant hub where history, creativity, and community come together every day.
Will you help us keep Heritage Harbour thriving? Your support today will protect this living legacy and ensure that our waterfront remains a vibrant, welcoming space for all.
