The Chilliwack Cultural Centre is Chilliwack’s home for artistic discovery and exploration; with two performance theatres, art galleries, 21 music studios, and four arts and craft studios, we present, champion, and celebrate creativity in all forms on the territory of the Stó:lō Coast Salish People. We aspire to be a place where all artists and audiences can pursue diverse ways of exploring the world and our place within it.
SHOW
March 4, 2026 – 7:30 pm
Josephine
Celebrate the outstanding life of Josephine Baker with this dazzling musical!
Experience the many lives of international superstar, Josephine Baker, at this award-winning biographical musical! Cabaret, theatre, and dance retell her story as one of the 20th century’s most revolutionary figures; both on and off the stage as a singer, movie star, WWII spy, civil rights activist, and cultural icon. Josephine has garnered critical acclaim since its debut in 2016 and toured the entirety of North America before coming to Chilliwack. Explore the iconic life of Josephine Baker with this sensational one-woman show!
SHOW
March 5, 2026 – 6:00 pm
Building Resilience On and Off the Football Field
A community night supporting Chilliwack youth athletes—bringing together sport, leadership, and inspiration on and off the field.
The Chilliwack Giants Football Organization is proud to host this community event in support of local youth athletes and the continued growth of amateur sport in Chilliwack. This evening is intended to bring together families, supporters, sponsors, and community partners to recognize the important role sport plays in developing leadership, discipline, resilience, and confidence in young people.
Attendees can expect a well-organized and engaging program featuring guest speakers, short presentations, and opportunities for open discussion focused on personal development both on and off the field. The event will highlight the Chilliwack Giants’ commitment to creating a positive, inclusive environment where athletes are supported not only as players, but as individuals preparing for future success.
SHOW
March 5, 2026 – 7:30 pm
Larkk
Danielle McTaggart, best known as the powerhouse voice of JUNO-winning duo Dear Rouge, is stepping into a new creative chapter with her solo project, Larkk. Trading indie‑rock intensity for a more intimate, atmospheric sound, she explores raw, poetic vulnerability through indie‑folk‑tinged songwriting. Her debut EP, Cinders, transforms personal poems into whispered, emotionally rich songs crafted with talented collaborators including producer Thomas D’Arcy (July Talk, Yukon Blonde, NOBRO, The Sheepdogs), and players Dani Nash (Andy Shauf, Field Guide), Drew Jurecka (Dua Lipa), and more. Larkk blends cinematic indie, alt‑pop, and ethereal electronic textures into a world that feels both expansive and deeply personal.
SHOW
March 6, 2026 – 7:30 pm
Middle Aged Boy Band
The cast of Middle Aged Boy Band have picked up Canadian Comedy Awards, performed with Second City, and appeared on CBC’s The Debaters, Netflix, and Amazon Prime. Now they’re back together for the funniest reunion tour ever – 100% improvised and 1000% ridiculous.
They used to have dreams of being boy band pop stars. Then life hit – marriage, kids, minivans. But now the kids are grown, and they’re back on stage with one last shot at glory, struggling to hit those high notes, battling receding hairlines, but embracing their aging bods with pride.
CLASSES
The Centre offers a diverse range of art classes for all ages. From pottery to photography to painting and even jewellery making, these fantastic classes are sure to inspire you. Open studios also offer a space to hone your skills in flamework, drawing and painting, and on the wheel or hand building in Clay
GALLERY
The Chilliwack Visual Artists Association (CVAA) curates the Odlum Brown Art Gallery at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre. A non-profit, the CVAA is a volunteer driven organization of local artists working and exhibiting together to encourage the appreciation of the visual arts in the community.
As a not-for-profit organization and registered charity, the Chilliwack Cultural Centre relies on donations from our community and beyond to program concerts and events, to offer arts classes and pay instructors, and to maintain our gallery. Please consider donating so that the Centre can be enjoyed by current and future generations!
