Musqueam Administration closed for 2024 holidays
Happy holidays from Musqueam Council & Administration! The band office is closed for the holidays from Monday, December 23, 2024 to Friday, January 3, 2025.
Happy holidays from Musqueam Council & Administration! The band office is closed for the holidays from Monday, December 23, 2024 to Friday, January 3, 2025.
The BC Cancer Mobile Mammography Bus is returning to Musqueam on January 27. Appointments start at 10:30am and only take about ten minutes.
Shuttle leaves Musqueam Elders Centre at 10:30am and returns around 3:30pm.
Come by for tea, snacks, and a visit to raise awareness about breast cancer. There will be giveaways, educational resources, and a draw for a blanket and tea towel.
Musqueam Elders are invited to lunch every other Thursday at the Elders Centre.
Join this two-day session to learn how to safely talk about substance use and support family and friends living with addictions in Musqueam and other First Nations.
Join this two-day session to learn how to safely talk about substance use and support family and friends living with addictions in Musqueam and other First Nations.
Everyone welcome to join this lunchtime walking group on Wednesdays starting February 5 until March 12.
Community is invited to order a cookiegram on February 11 for delivery within Musqueam on Valentine’s Day!
Everyone welcome to join this lunchtime walking group on Wednesdays starting February 5 until March 12.
Musqueam Elders are invited to lunch every other Thursday at the Elders Centre.
Everyone welcome to join this lunchtime walking group on Wednesdays starting February 5 until March 12.
Musqueam Chief & Council invite Elders to this lunchtime information session to learn about council mandates, updating the Elders policy, and upcoming housing projects.
Come make fish soup and stinging nettle pain salve with Kymberlee Stogan!
A night at Nu-Zone Tactical Laser Tag hosted by Gordon Grant. Limited spots.
Friends and relatives are invited to gather in the Musqueam Cultural Centre for a feast and talk about community safety, violence prevention, and our traditional teachings about respect, healing, and shared responsibility.
Community is invited to attend this mural unveiling celebration at the BC Maritime Employer's Association dispatch centre. Musqueam artist Darryl Blyth designed and installed the large-scale outdoor mural, titled Oceans Together.
Nancy Dan and Phebe Point-Speck will be available to help finish off any of the beaded pins from 2024, or work on any project you have on the go.
Everyone welcome to join this lunchtime walking group on Wednesdays starting February 5 until March 12.
Musqueam Elders are invited to lunch every other Thursday at the Elders Centre.
Musqueam Indian Band
6735 Salish Drive
Vancouver, BC V6N 4C4
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