First constructed as a hotel in Kaslo in 1896, the Langham was transformed in 1975 into a thriving arts centre with an intimate 75-seat theatre, two art galleries, active studios and the Japanese Canadian Museum with archival display on Kaslo’s internment years during WWII.
Over the last 48 years, the Langham Cultural Society has provided year-round high quality cultural programming and has become a flourishing hub for arts and heritage in the West Kootenay.
The Society’s activities are housed in the beautiful and historic Langham building, designated as a Federal Heritage Site in the Canadian National Register of Historic Places. Named one of the ‘best buildings in British Columbia’ by the Architecture Foundation of BC, the Langham was also highlighted by Expedia.ca as a place ‘you don’t want to miss’ in the Kaslo section of their ’17 Canadian Cities You Must Visit in 2017′.
447 A Avenue
KASLO, BC
