We weren't able to go inside as it was closed while we were there, but the totem and house poles were amazing to see and there was a video screen experience available outside that was fascinating. There are also some petroglyphs there and down the street a large canoe was being restored. Well worth going.

The Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre is a must-visit for anyone interested in indigenous culture. Despite the center being closed during my visit, the totem and house poles were still impressive to see. Additionally, the video screen experience outside provided valuable insights. The petroglyphs and canoe restoration added to the overall experience. I would suggest checking the operating hours before planning a visit.

Unfortunately, the Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre was closed during my visit. However, I was able to admire the stunning totem and house poles from the outside. The video screen experience provided intriguing insights into indigenous culture. Additionally, I saw petroglyphs nearby and a restoration project for a large canoe down the street. Despite not being able to enter, I still found the experience worthwhile.