The Pentlatch Gallery, located in Parksville on scenic Vancouver Island, showcases Indigenous art from across Canada, featuring Contemporary, Traditional, and Vintage themes. The gallery highlights a variety of Indigenous art forms and artists with a focus on The Pacific Northwest, encompassing British Columbia and parts of Alaska, Washington, and Oregon, and is celebrated for its profound Indigenous cultural heritage and artistic practices. Opened in 2024 by Gerald A. Fuller of the Snuneymuxw Nation (Coast Salish), the gallery is the realization of his dream to share and uplift Indigenous voices through art. Pentlatch Gallery showcases a diverse collection, including wood carvings, paintings, textiles, jewelry, traditional crafts and more. These works mirror the deep cultural importance, narratives, and principles of Indigenous peoples of Canada.