The Tahsis Museum is open to the public seasonally, and during the off-season, it can be accessed by contacting any member of the Tahsis Heritage Society. At the Tahsis Museum, history buffs can delve more into the rich background of our village, which depicts life in a small mill town, starting from our origins to the present. The museum was revitalized in 2000 and is free of charge, but donations are appreciated. The museum displays feature Nootka First Nations culture, the natural history of the area and the development of logging, the mill and the Tahsis community past and present.