Reach Gallery Museum

The Reach Gallery Museum is an public art gallery and museum located in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It displays craftsmanship from crosswise over Canada and around the globe. The Reach is likewise the provincial documented archive and houses a huge gathering of material culture from the Abbotsford locale in its ecologically controlled capacity regions. The exhibition is situated at 32388 Veterans Way, Abbotsford, British Columbia. It is a piece of the civil complex that incorporates City Hall.

Abbotsford City Council, with the help of the larger part of its residents, trusted the district would profit by a devoted, proficient expressions and culture office. In December 2005 the City set up the Abbotsford Museum and Art Gallery Steering Committee keeping in mind the end goal to investigate network yearnings for the arranged focus. From the beginning, network partners voiced their craving for a novel plan. Draft designs were created and open data sessions and open houses in 2006 and mid 2007 welcomed open contribution on these plans.

Development, embraced by PCL Constructors Inc. started soon after that in June 2007 and the building was formally opened on September 22 of 2008. The aggregate cost was $10.8 million. The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford is a 20,000 square foot LEED working with 6,100 square feet of show space. Notwithstanding the Great Hall and two network display spaces, The Reach has a multi-reason studio for imaginative expressions and legacy programming, two atmosphere controlled capacity zones, and an adaptable, multi-reason open programming space.