3 tickets form the Whistler Mountain Bike Heritage Week. One for the event Whistler MTB: Building a Community, one for Whistler MTB: Gone Global, and one for Dirt Masters: Whistler Trail Building Through the Decades. Each ticket advertises the location at the museum, the admission price and the availability of a cash bar.

Poster advertising the Whistler Museum's event celebrating the centennial anniversary of settlement in Whistler spearheaded by Alex and Myrtle Philip. The celebration entailed 5 days of events hosted by the Whistler Museum.

Photograph of three people at the museum opening.
Caption on verso:
"June 30, 1995 Opening of Museum on Mainstreet"
Subjects left to right:
"Kris Shoup, John Hetherington, Sandy Martin"

Photographs of celebration event with office staff in the Whistler Museum.
Corresponds to WMAS_06-030-04

Photograph of Florence and Andy Petersen cutting the Whistler Museum's birthday cake under the gazebo in the Whistler Village.

Photographs of celebration with office staff in the Whistler Museum and Archives.

Photographs of Whistler Museum staff at the museum office and at events.
Caption on verso:
001: "#14"
005: "#8"

Photographs and negatives of Lego building contest at the Whistler Museum and Archives.

009: From left to right, Jeff Davies, unnamed, unnamed, James Crowe.
014: Women in blue beside each other on the left are Sally Calladine and Annette Dekraker, woman in white beside them is Dix Milstein, The girl in the overall shorts is Lauren Collins, and the woman holding baby on far right is Sue Sadler.
016: People on balcony are Gary Pringle, Al Pringle, and Freddie Pringle; child in white Montana shirt is Dylan Melamed; child in purple beside Dylan is Stefan Lee, Lady in white with glasses is Jane Reid; and Woman in neon green is Kathy McAllister.
025: From left to right, unnamed, Chris Laird, Lisa Laird, Nadine Crowe, Torin Lynsky, and unnamed.
029: From left to right, Smith Milner, Matthew Bayly, Mike Messeguer, Mike Dauglis, and Stefan Lee.

A poster advertising a Halloween masquerade ball fundraiser to support the Capital Campaign to build the new infrastructure that was originally planned to hold both the Whistler Library and Museum. The poster is from 2002. The poster indicates the event cost $30.00 per person, which included appetizers and desserts. The event took place at the Delta Mountain Resort and had music by DJ Pip of esound production services. The event was from 8:00pm to 1:00am and 100% of the net proceeds went towards the Whistler Library-Museum Capital Campaign. The poster is orange and black and depicts cartoons of a witch flying a broomstick, and a skeleton in a tuxedo.

Photographs of children standing outside the museum in the rain, Italian delegates and phtography show, 2004 Board at an event, and the CHiRP web development office Tracey & Todd.