The Emily Carr House is a National Provincial Historic Site dedicated to the life’s work of its namesake, Emily Carr. Visitors can wander through the meticulously restored downstairs rooms of her childhood home and learn more about her art, relationship with nature, and passion for First Nations.

The iconic Canadian artist and writer is celebrated for her legacy of social justice in art and literature, including her book Klee Wyck, which was the winner of the Governor General’s Gold Medal for Literature. Guests are invited to tour the gardens, take refreshments on the veranda, and visit the gift shop. The visitor season runs from May to September.

207 Government Street, Victoria, B.C., Phone: 250-383-5843

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