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Wednesday, April 29, 2026
Escape to the Mountains for Nourish Whistler Wellness Series This June
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Whistler, B.C. – This June, Nourish Whistler Wellness Series invites guests to step away from the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse themselves in nature. Throughout the month, wellness experiences are taking place across Whistler’s landscape, with alpine viewpoints, forested settings, a secluded lakeside patio and pop-up venues created for the series, each offering distinct ways to experience the resort in a more intentional way.
With more than 100 events on offer, Nourish Whistler is designed to reconnect participants with themselves and their surroundings, using the natural setting to shape each experience.
“A defining element of Nourish Whistler Wellness Series is how it embraces the landscape,” says Tory Kargl, Vice President of Destination & Market Development at Tourism Whistler. “The venues have been thoughtfully chosen to incorporate the natural surroundings, creating an immersive way to experience Whistler, where being in nature is central to the experience and not just the backdrop.”
Event Highlights in Unique Venues
Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre
Set amongst the forest in the heart of Whistler, on the shared, traditional territory of the Squamish Nation and Lil’wat Nation, the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre is a museum offering authentic Indigenous experiences, designed to reflect a traditional Squamish longhouse and Lil’wat Istken. Notable Nourish Whistler Wellness Series events taking place at this venue include:
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Rooted Flow: a grounding yoga experience rooted in strength, story and self-connection. Led by Shayla Stonechild, who weaves Indigenous teachings with traditional yoga practices.
June 19 &
June 20
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Spo7ez Summer Solstice Feast: an unforgettable evening of Indigenous cuisine, celebrating the land’s seasonal abundance. Happening on June 20, the eve of the Summer Solstice and National Indigenous Peoples Day
The Lookout on Blackcomb Mountain
A popup alpine venue surrounded by forest and expansive mountain views, The Lookout combines indoor comfort with the outdoors, with large windows that open on clear days, a rooftop deck and a calm, reflective atmosphere. Event highlights at The Lookout include:
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Friday Mocktail Social Hour: sip on beautifully crafted alcohol-free drinks during a relaxed mocktail hour designed for connection and conversation.
June 5,
June 12,
June 19 &
June 26
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A Night Under the Stars: guided by a local astronomer, attendees will explore the wonders of the night sky through professional telescopes.
June 12 &
June 19
The Dome on Whistler Mountain
A bright, geometric space set high in the alpine, The Dome offers mountain views and a strong connection to the surrounding environment, with shifting light and fresh air shaping each experience. Event highlights at The Dome include:
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Ignite Inspired Pilates: instructor Tani Hamagishi-Allen creates space for participants to build strength, refine alignment and expand physical capacity on June 7
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Accessibility in Action: an inclusive, adaptive yoga workshop with teacher Emily Kane on June 13
Station House on the shores of Alta Lake
An intimate lakeside cabin set among evergreens, Station House offers a relaxed and personal setting with serene water and mountain views, hosting fully outdoor culinary experiences when weather allows. This venue is the setting for two culinary event series throughout the month:
Getting There is Part of the Experience
Many Nourish Whistler events begin with a journey that invites participants to slow down and arrive with intention. Whether walking the Valley Trail along the lake to reach Station House, taking the gondola into the alpine for The Dome, or hiking a portion of Blackcomb’s Ascent Trail to access The Lookout, these journeys extend beyond the event itself, offering a deeper connection to Whistler’s natural landscape.
A Month of Wellness
While these venues highlight the unique character of Nourish Whistler, the full program extends across the resort, with events taking place in a variety of restaurants, outdoor spaces and pop-up locations throughout Whistler.
With a diverse range of experiences to choose from, participants are encouraged to explore the schedule and build an itinerary that reflects their interests, energy and pace, whether for a single session or a multi-day wellness escape.
Tickets for Nourish Whistler Wellness Series are available now at nourishwhistler.com.
Visitors can take advantage of a limited-time offer by booking three or more nights in Whistler to receive a $100 credit toward Nourish event tickets of their choosing.
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Nourish Whistler Wellness Series is a month-long celebration of wellness held each June in Whistler, British Columbia. Blending elements of a festival, retreat and mountain escape, Nourish Whistler offers a diverse range of experiences across five programming streams: movement, mindfulness, culinary, creativity and discovery. Led by Tourism Whistler, the series showcases the breadth of wellness experiences available in the destination while elevating Whistler’s reputation as a premier wellness travel hub.
Whistler is Canada’s premier year-round leisure and meeting destination located in the Coast Mountains 120 kilometres (75 miles) north of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Consistently rated the top ski resort in North America, Whistler was the Host Mountain Resort of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The resort offers an extensive range of accommodations totaling 10,000 bedrooms among 24 hotels as well as townhomes, condos, B&Bs and chalets. Whistler also boasts more than 100 restaurants and bars, 200 retail shops, 25 spas and countless activity options from world-renowned skiing and snowboarding, mountain biking and golf, to hiking, rock climbing, and watersports. The Resort Municipality of Whistler is home to a diverse community of more than 10,000 permanent residents.
Tourism Whistler is the member-based marketing and sales organization representing Whistler, operating the Whistler Conference Centre, Whistler Golf Club, Whistler Visitor Centre, and whistler.com – Whistler’s official source for visitor information and booking. As the convention and visitors bureau for the Resort Municipality of Whistler, Tourism Whistler represents more than 7,000 members who own, manage and operate properties or businesses on resort lands including hotels, restaurants, activity operators and retail shops.
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Media Contacts:
Mary Zinck
Manager, Travel Media
Tourism Whistler
604.938.2702
mzinck@tourismwhistler.com
Tania Sear
Manager, Travel Media
Tourism Whistler
604.938.2734
tsear@tourismwhistler.com
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