The BC Sports Hall of Fame & Museum, founded in 1966 and based at Gate A of BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, is a non-profit dedicated to preserving and interpreting British Columbia’s sports heritage.

Collections & Exhibits

Over 28,000 artifacts and archival materials, including iconic galleries such as the Hall of Champions, Vancouver 2010 Olympic Gallery, and the world’s largest Indigenous Sport Gallery.
Exhibits honour legendary figures like Terry Fox, Rick Hansen, Greg Moore, women athletes via In Her Footsteps, and Aboriginal athletes.
Interactive elements include hockey shooting nets, speed timing, a climbing wall, foosball, and wheelchair simulation.

Programs & Events

Hosts annual Induction Gala & Banquet of Champions recognizing athletes, teams, builders, media figures, and pioneers; 452 individuals and 69 teams inducted.
Youth-focused Hero In You educational outreach, plus annual provincial summit, museum tours, and volunteer programs.

Visitor Info & Facilities

Open Tue–Sun, 10 AM–5 PM (entry until 4:15 PM); temporarily noisy due to BC Place construction.
Located at 777 Pacific Blvd (Gate A), easy transit access (Stadium–Chinatown SkyTrain); admission ~$20 adults, discounts via membership or game-day stubs.
Facilities include rental space, gift shop, and full wheelchair accessibility.

Governance & Mission

Operated by a charitable society accredited by viaSport BC; guided by a volunteer board, small staff, and many interns and volunteers.
Mission: honour past & inspire future generations, with values of diversity, accessibility, and integrity.

Assessment
The BC Sports Hall of Fame & Museum offers an engaging and educational experience, combining rich archival content with interactive displays. Its strengths: diverse galleries, inclusive storytelling, and strong community engagement. Challenges include space limitations within BC Place and temporary construction disruptions. Future opportunities include expanding digital exhibits, extended hours, and deeper engagement with local schools and newcomer communities.

BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum