Movie Matinee: March 23rd, 2026
Film: Singin’ in the Rain (1952)
2:00-4:00pm
Doors open 1:45pm
$5 per ticket
Entry to the Cannery museum is not included in the movie ticket cost, and may be purchased separately before or after the film screening. Youth (<18) always receive free admission to the museum.
Explore our feature exhibit Cannery REcollections: Redefining Storytelling through Objects.
On view until Spring 2027
The Gulf of Georgia Cannery, in the picturesque fishing village of Steveston, is a national historic site representing the historical significance of Canada’s West Coast fishing industry.
The Gulf of Georgia Cannery and Britannia Shipyards now offer joint bookings for up to four classes (Grades1-6). Spend the day at Steveston’s national historic sites and let us do the planning!
The Gulf of Georgia Cannery, in the picturesque fishing village of Steveston, is a National Historic Site representing the historical significance of Canada’s West Coast fishing industry.
Re-presencing Indigenous women’s connections to fish, water, and family around the Salish Sea.
The Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society is a non-profit and registered charity responsible for the operation of the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site on behalf of Parks Canada. Learn more on how you can help support our mission to honour the importance of Canada’s West Coast fishing history.