This program is recreational ice skating for all ages. Children ages seven and under must be accompanied on the ice by an adult wearing skates. Children ages 12 and under are required to wear a helmet; helmets are strongly recommended for youth and adults. No sticks or pucks are permitted. This program is monitored by Skate Patrol.
Registration required.
The Stars on Ice Holiday Tour is bringing a spectacular holiday treat to Sandman Centre on December 13 to figure skating fans with its dazzling, award-winning show. Elvis Stojko will headline the special holiday edition among some of the most accomplished figure skaters in the world. Tickets go on sale Friday, September 27.
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Help Stuff the Bus!
Together we can all make someone’s holiday a little brighter! Join the City along with BC Transit to stuff a city bus full of non-perishable items that will benefit the Kamloops Food Bank.
There are two opportunities to provide a donation. A BC Transit bus will be stationed at Save-on-Food in Columbia Square on December 7 and December 8 between 10:00 am–4:00 pm each day.
Top ten requested items by the Kamloops Food Bank:
The Kamloops Central Business Improvement Association and Thompson Rivers University are excited to announce the 44th annual Santa Parade on Sunday, November 24, 2024 at 4:00 pm.
Theme: Holiday Movie Magic
Wake up Santa will begin at 3:40 pm. Find Santa's float on 4th and St. Paul St.
In advance of a North Shore shelter opening at the proposed location at 142 Tranquille Road, BC Housing with the support of the Kamloops Access Hub Leadership Group are hosting an in-person, community open house where interested parties can find out more about the supports and services to be offered at the shelter, measures taken to support community safety, where to direct concerns that may arise, and ways to get involved and support the project.
Participants will be introduced to the provisional budget and five-year
Get ready to kick off the holiday season with the much-anticipated Christmas at the Courthouse shopping event.
Get ready to kick off the holiday season with the much-anticipated Christmas at the Courthouse shopping event.
What did the First World War look like on the ground? What happened to the cannons that used to sit beside the Memorial Hill Cenotaph? Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives on site at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph this November to learn the answers to these questions and more about the military history of Kamloops. Learn more about the story of Elizabeth Winters, a Canadian nurse born in Kamloops in 1890, and the service of individual soldiers from Kamloops during the First World War, as well as significant Canadian battles, including Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele.
What did the First World War look like on the ground? What happened to the cannons that used to sit beside the Memorial Hill Cenotaph? Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives on site at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph this November to learn the answers to these questions and more about the military history of Kamloops. Learn more about the story of Elizabeth Winters, a Canadian nurse born in Kamloops in 1890, and the service of individual soldiers from Kamloops during the First World War, as well as significant Canadian battles, including Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele.
What did the First World War look like on the ground? What happened to the cannons that used to sit beside the Memorial Hill Cenotaph? Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives on site at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph this November to learn the answers to these questions and more about the military history of Kamloops. Learn more about the story of Elizabeth Winters, a Canadian nurse born in Kamloops in 1890, and the service of individual soldiers from Kamloops during the First World War, as well as significant Canadian battles, including Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele.
What did the First World War look like on the ground? What happened to the cannons that used to sit beside the Memorial Hill Cenotaph? Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives on site at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph this November to learn the answers to these questions and more about the military history of Kamloops. Learn more about the story of Elizabeth Winters, a Canadian nurse born in Kamloops in 1890, and the service of individual soldiers from Kamloops during the First World War, as well as significant Canadian battles, including Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele.
What did the First World War look like on the ground? What happened to the cannons that used to sit beside the Memorial Hill Cenotaph? Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives on site at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph this November to learn the answers to these questions and more about the military history of Kamloops. Learn more about the story of Elizabeth Winters, a Canadian nurse born in Kamloops in 1890, and the service of individual soldiers from Kamloops during the First World War, as well as significant Canadian battles, including Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele.
Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) is a collaborative approach to project delivery that can offer significant benefits for builders/trade partners. By fostering teamwork, communication, and shared responsibility, IPD can enhance project efficiency, reduce costs, and improve overall project outcomes.
As a municipality, we're committed to delivering high-quality infrastructure projects that meet the needs of our community. To achieve this goal, we're using innovative approaches like IPD to create more successful and sustainable projects.
What did the First World War look like on the ground? What happened to the cannons that used to sit beside the Memorial Hill Cenotaph? Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives on site at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph this November to learn the answers to these questions and more about the military history of Kamloops. Learn more about the story of Elizabeth Winters, a Canadian nurse born in Kamloops in 1890, and the service of individual soldiers from Kamloops during the First World War, as well as significant Canadian battles, including Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele.
Grab your Hallowe'en pumpkins and join us for this smashing event!
Smash and stomp your jack-o'-lanterns and have some fun with these pumpkin games and activities:
Kids are encouraged to have one last hurrah with their Hallowe'en costumes by wearing them to this event.
What did the First World War look like on the ground? What happened to the cannons that used to sit beside the Memorial Hill Cenotaph? Join the Kamloops Museum and Archives on site at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph this November to learn the answers to these questions and more about the military history of Kamloops. Learn more about the story of Elizabeth Winters, a Canadian nurse born in Kamloops in 1890, and the service of individual soldiers from Kamloops during the First World War, as well as significant Canadian battles, including Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele.