Chilliwack Museum

The Chilliwack Museum and Archives are collections of exhibits, artifacts and information relating to the city’s history in the Fraser Valley.

Chilliwack Museum in the Fraser Valley

The Chilliwack Museum and Archives are run by the Chilliwack Museum and Historical Society. The group has been collecting items of historical interest in the city and its surrounding area since 1958. All artifacts can be admired by the public today.

The Chilliwack Museum and Archives are located in two separate buildings. The museum holds various exhibits and educational programs, whereas the archive houses old photographs, maps, records and other collected information. The two buildings are a five-minute walk from each other and they make for an interesting visit to Chilliwack.

Chilliwack Museum Building

The Chilliwack Museum is at 45820 Spadina Avenue. It features two spaces for exhibits. Bats! Out of the Darkness is an exhibit that runs until February 22nd, 2025. The exhibit explores bats, of which there are 16 species in BC. The Chilliwack Museum also offers educational programs for students. It’s a great spot for field trips, but programs can be delivered to classrooms as well.

Museum Hours and Admission

The attraction is open every day of the week except on Sunday and public holidays. Museum hours are from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Mondays to Fridays. Saturday hours are from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Costs to visit the Chilliwack Museum vary depending on your age. Prices as of early 2025 are the following:

Adults (ages 18+) – $7
Students (with student ID) – $5
Seniors (ages 60+) – $5
Youth (ages 13 to 17) – $3
Children (ages 12 & under) – Free

Chilliwack Archives Building

The Chilliwack Archives building is at 9291 Corbould Street in Evergreen Hall. It’s just three blocks west of the Chilliwack Museum. The archives contain physical maps, photographs, newspapers and other records.