The Art House Gallery
The Art House Gallery
Email: bcvartscouncil@gmail.com
PH: 250 799 5977
The Bella Coola Valley Arts Council has been working in the Bella Coola Valley since 1976 promoting and facilitating both visual and performing arts.
The Art House Gallery is operated by volunteers & sponsors the annual Arts & Crafts Fair, Children’s Art Show & annual Visual Art Show featuring the work of local artists.
We also support the Festival of the Arts and the Learning Society , and are looking for ways to support other arts related events in the Valley such as Music/spoken word nights, pottery, arts workshops and more.
The Arts Council operates out of the Valley Gallery located in front of SAMS School, 1961 Hwy 20. This also functions as a gallery for local artists, facilitating art sales and providing a venue for visiting Valley members and tourists.
Funding comes from the BC Arts Council, CCRD grant in Aid, Community Futures, arts sales, donations & fund raising events.
We are always looking for anyone interested in supporting the Arts. Contact us for details.
Keep up to date by following us on FaceBook.
President: Elizabeth Endicott 
Vice pres: Ida Eriksen
Secretary: Heather Ross
Treasurer: Ray McIlwain
The Art House Gallery / Bella Coola Arts Council
P.O. Box 591
/ 1961 Hwy 20 (SAMS School)
Hagensborg, BC, V0t1H0
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