MOA Gallery Tours
MOA’s public gallery tours offer visitors an engaging introduction to the Museum’s collections, exhibitions, and stories, led by knowledgeable MOA tour providers.
Tours run approximately 35–45 minutes and are included in the cost of admission. Tours have limited capacity and are first come, first served.
Tour schedule varies and is subject to change without notice.
Tour With the MOA’s Cultural Interpreters
The Cultural Interpreters Program brings the voices and perspectives of Indigenous UBC student tour guides from a range of First Nations and cultural backgrounds to the forefront. Visitors learn more about the MOA collection through Indigenous perspectives and gain deeper understanding from the Cultural Interpreters who share personal and community connections to the belongings and treasures in the Museum.
In addition to public tours, the Cultural Interpreters host open art studio time and hands-on learning.
Fall Tour Schedule (September 8 – December 4, 2026)
Tuesday, Wednesday + Friday | 1 pm + 3 pm
Thursday | 1 pm, 3 pm + 5:30 pm
Tours last approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
Please note: There will be no tours on September 18 + 30, October 12 + November 11.
Cultural Interpreters
Rena Priest (Lummi), Katie Merideth (Sagamok-Anishinawbek), Jazmine Andrews (St̓at̓yemc from Lil̓wat Nation), Kaelyn Davidson (Makwa Sahgaiehcan), Olivia Davis (Métis), Abby Rolland (We Wai Kai & Musgamagw Dzawada’enuxw)
*Please note: while we make every effort to offer all scheduled tours, cancellations may occasionally occur due to unforeseen circumstances.
The Cultural Interpreters Program is made possible by the generous support of the Patrick and Beryl Campbell Charitable Trust.
