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Heritage Week

Heritage Week is an annual event that takes place during the third full week in February. It celebrates and showcases local heritage across the province.

Every year, Heritage BC launches Heritage Week by choosing a theme and sending official posters to libraries, schools, municipal offices and politicians across the province. We support and promote organizations who host local heritage events for their communities, and encourage municipalities to issue proclamations formalizing the week.


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This year, Heritage Week: Pastimes in Past Times celebrates the many ways people spent their leisure time throughout history, exploring how these activities have contributed to the cultural fabric of today.

From February 17 to 23, 2025, we invite culture and heritage organizations across the province to host an event in their community to celebrate Heritage Week. We also encourage everyone to attend an event, spread awareness about Heritage Week on social media using our promotional tools & resources, and encourage municipalities to advocate for heritage by issuing a proclamation formalizing the week.


Explore past Heritage Week themes and posters:

2023 Heritage Week poster
Altogether Inclusive Heritage Week poster
Heritage Week 2019: The Tie That Binds
Register for the 2025 Heritage Conference
Read our 2025-2028 Strategic Plan
Become a Heritage BC Member!

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As an organization of provincial scope, Heritage BC recognizes that its members, and the local history and heritage they seek to preserve, occupy the lands and territories of B.C.’s Indigenous peoples. Heritage BC asks its members and everyone working in the heritage sector to reflect on the places where they reside and work, and to respect the diversity of cultures and experiences that form the richness of our provincial heritage.