Unique Places to Host a Retirement Party in BC, Canada

British Columbia is a land of contrasts; the tall buildings of Victoria are set against a stunning backdrop of towering mountains, forests and the Strait of Georgia. This Canadian province has it all, from esteemed cultural institutions to vast areas of untouched wilderness. If you've devoted your working life to a British Columbia employer and are looking for a unique spot to hold your retirement party, there are a variety of locations to choose from.
  1. Britannia Mine Museum

    • The Britannia Mine Museum in Britannia Beach offers the opportunity for visitors to explore a real underground mining tunnel by train, pan for gold and learn about the facility, which is a National Historic Site. The museum offers facility rentals, making for a unique spot to hold your retirement party. Anywhere from 25 to 200 people can be accommodated in several locations on site, such as a 1908 machine shop and old mill building. The museum offers assistance with the event planning as well.

      Britannia Mine Museum

      PO Box 188

      Britannia Beach, BC V0N 1J0

      Canada

      800-896-4044

      bcmuseumofmining.org

    Vancouver Aquarium

    • Hold your retirement party surrounded by sea creatures for a unique experience that guests will likely remember for years to come. The Vancouver Aquarium rents facilities ranging from the entire property to an Arctic Underwater Gallery where Beluga whales swim by as you dine. Feed your party guests with food catered by the aquarium's professional culinary staff. A number of menu styles and options are offered. You can even arrange for special entertainment for your guests such as a dolphin show or 4D movie complete with effects like wind and mist.

      Vancouver Aquarium

      845 Avison Way

      Vancouver, BC V6G 3E2

      Canada

      604-659-3521

      vanaqua.org

    Queen Elizabeth Park

    • Queen Elizabeth Park marks the highest point in the city of Vancouver. The park's Celebration Pavilion is available for event rentals. This unique building is constructed of floor-to-ceiling glass with a retractable wall. View scenic gardens and mountains as you celebrate your retirement. The park is also home to attractions such as the Bloedel Floral Conservatory, home to tropical flowers and colorful birds. Sculptures and fountains are found throughout the property.

      Queen Elizabeth Park

      4600 Cambie St

      Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4

      Canada

      604-873-7000

      vancouver.ca

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