Inside Gate A of BC Place in Vancouver, the BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum traces the achievements of British Columbia athletes, teams and sporting pioneers. Displays cover a wide range of sports, with memorabilia, photographs and stories that bring local history into focus. The 2010 Winter Olympics exhibit includes a medal-ceremony podium you can stand on, and a window looks into the stadium. Interactive activities such as hockey foosball and puck shooting add a hands-on stop for families.
A museum inside BC Place
The BC Sports Hall of Fame was founded in 1966 and is based at BC Place in Vancouver. Its exhibits celebrate athletes, teams and pioneers connected to British Columbia, across a broad range of sports. Displays use memorabilia, photographs, video and personal stories to show sporting achievements and how equipment has changed over time.
The collection also recognizes Indigenous contributions to sport. Exhibits include material on athletes such as Terry Fox and Rick Hansen, whose journeys are part of British Columbia’s sporting history.
The 2010 Winter Olympics and interactive exhibits
Vancouver’s 2010 Winter Olympics have a dedicated place in the museum. The display includes Olympic memorabilia and a podium used for medal ceremonies, which you can stand on.
For a more hands-on visit, look for the interactive sports activities. The kids’ area has included a Formula 1 simulator, a rock-climbing treadmill, hockey foosball and a puck-shooting game. A window inside the museum looks into BC Place. Interactive equipment and displays can be unavailable, so check what is working during your visit.
FAQ
Where is the BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum?
It is inside BC Place in Vancouver, at Gate A.
What can you see at the museum?
The exhibits cover British Columbia athletes and sports history, including memorabilia and a display about the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
Are there activities for children?
Yes. Interactive activities have included hockey foosball and puck shooting, along with other sports-themed games. Some equipment may be unavailable.
Is admission free?
The venue information lists free admission.
