The Kamloops Christmas Market will be a vibrant celebration of local artisanship and seasonal charm.

Kamloops RCMP and the City's Crime Prevention volunteers will be outside the Real Canadian Superstore for the annual Stuff the Cruiser gift collection event. Items received will be delivered to Christmas Amalgamated, which will sort and deliver them to families throughout the city. 

A new option this year for those looking for something different, consider a $5.00 gift card to go towards the purchase of a turkey as part of a family dinner.

Come celebrate this major milestone—we are officially breaking ground on the

Two of Canada’s most iconic country music stars, Terri Clark and Paul Brandt, are reuniting for an encore run

Come learn about the 2026 budget and have an opportunity to ask questions and

In collaboration with Sc.wén̓wen Economic Development Corp (SEDC), the British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC), City of Kamloops, and Thompson Rivers University (TRU) are hosting an Indigenous vendor showcase for the regional community.

Indigenous owned businesses are invited to come and meet with buyers from around the region and share information about the goods and services their business provides. Register now to secure a free table for the event.

Grab your pumpkins and join us at this free, family-friendly event features games to smash, roll, toss, and stomp those jack-o'-lanterns! Kids are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes one more time. 

What's accepted: Plastic bags, plastic overwrap, crinkly plas

Join us on the ancestral and unceded territory of Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc within Secwépemcúl’ecw for two days of dialogue, lea

A night of legendary rock'n roll is coming your way!

Don't toss it—fix it! Experience the joy of fixing your beloved things and keep usable items in service to reduce waste. Kamloops Repair Café events are supported by a City of Kamloops Climate Action Grant. 

Items are fixed for free by local volunteers. 

What You Can Bring:

• small electrical items
• clothing
• bicycles
• small wooden furniture

What Can't be Fixed:

Opening October 24, 2025, and running until May 16, 2026, explore Rock Show, the KMA Rocks and Minerals Collection, a stunning display from the Museum’s extensive geological specimens. See how local geologists, Thompson Rivers University researchers, and the community are uncovering the fascinating world of rocks.
 

This conference is now fully subscribed.

Youth aged 12+ from across the region will be coming together for the upcoming Change Makers Youth Conference, a full-day free event designed to build leadership skills, encourage cultural exchange, and support reconciliation.

Participants will take part in an engaging program that blends leadership activities with cultural learning. Hands-on sessions include: 

An annual national celebration of arts, culture, and creativity!

Lace up your skates, enjoy some fun on the ice, and be part of this exciting new chapter in Kamloops recreation.

You are invited to celebrate the grand opening of the new mini rink at the McArthur Island Sport and Event Centre, 1655 Island Parkway, on Thursday, October 9, 2025, from 4:15 to 6:15 pm.

This is an information session for the 2026 Social and Community Development Grant process, guidelines and application. Attendees will have the opportunity ask questions directly to a City staff member. 

Register for the online information session.

The City of Kamloops, in partnership with Tourism Kamloops, the Kamloops Sports Council, and Kamloops United

Meet the Arena Multiplex project team, explore the exciting plans, and discover what's ahead for the next Build Kamloops project. 

We want to hear from you! Take a survey and tell us how we can enhance your experience at Kenna Cartwright Nature Park through the use of the Arena Multiplex. 

Running for 25 years, the Kamloops Children’s Arts Festival is a fun-filled, creative event featuring artistic, musical and theatrical activities and performances for children ages 2 to 12. The event is free for children and their families.

This spectacular festival is back for 2025 This year’s festival theme is "Fun in the Cosmos" and will feature all those loved activities from previous years – workshops, storytelling, magic, and performances from local groups! It is going to be a festival filled with fun. 

Running for 25 years, the Kamloops Children’s Arts Festival is a fun-filled, creative event featuring artistic, musical and theatrical activities and performances for children ages 2 to 12. The event is free for children and their families.

This spectacular festival is back for 2025 This year’s festival theme is "Fun in the Cosmos" and will feature all those loved activities from previous years – workshops, storytelling, magic, and performances from local groups! It is going to be a festival filled with fun.