Whistler events and festivals are not to be missed! From Village ice skating, the Fire & Ice Show and live music, to bike races, yoga, farmer’s markets and kids event, there is something for everyone to enjoy throughout the year in Whistler.

Whistler is proud to host the annual Whistler Pride and Ski Festival, celebrating its 29th year in 2022. One of the biggest and best gay and lesbian ski weeks in North America, the LGBTQI pride week features a packed events schedule of skiing, snowboarding and social events. The festival team is currently working hard to program a festival that keeps the spirit of Whistler Pride alive while prioritizing the health and safety of attendees.

When: 23 - 30 January

Where: Various locations

Spend the evening at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre for a unique, group dining experience. Blending a culinary journey and cultural sharing, enjoy a delicious Indigenous-inspired winter feast as Cultural Ambassadors in regalia share songs and stories from Squamish Nation and Lil’wat Nation throughout.

When: 4, 11 & 18 February

Where: Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre

This national IFSA event challenges competitors to shred big mountain terrain while judges score them based on style, control, technique, fluidity and line choice. 

When: 18 - 20 March

Where: On mountain

GO Fest, Whistler’s Great Outdoors Festival celebrates Whistler’s great outdoors in springtime where winter and summer meet. From outdoor adventures from both seasons to arts and culture inspired by them, everyone is invited to get interactive with four days of active programming over the Victoria Day long weekend.

When: 20 - 23 May

Where: Various locations

A whole new run experience at the Whistler Half Marathon, presented by smartwool in 2022! Prepared to be immersed in nature, on new ALL TRAIL courses. You will be surrounded by Whsitler's world famous natural environment in newly designed courses.

When: 3 - 5 June

Where: Lost Lake Park

The RBC GranFondo Whistler is a stunning point-to-point cycling journey along the famous Sea to Sky corridor between Vancouver and Whistler. There are distance options from 55 km to 122 km and all offer beautiful landscapes and a clear, traffic-free passage along the Sea to Sky Highway. The event is family friendly and open to all abilities. 

When: 10 September

Where: Sea to Sky Highway