Past Events

Cenotaph Tour at Memorial Hill Cenotaph

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    • 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.

    Cenotaph Tour at Memorial Hill Cenotaph

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    • 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.

    Cenotaph Tour at Memorial Hill Cenotaph

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    • 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.

    Cenotaph Tour at Memorial Hill Cenotaph

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    • 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.

    IPD for Builders/Trade Partners: Partnering for Success

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    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.

    Cenotaph Tour at Memorial Hill Cenotaph

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    • 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.

    Pumpkin Smash

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    • 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:

    • pumpkin bocce
    • pumpkin bowling
    • pumpkin piñata
    • pumpkin stomp
    • cornhole
    • photo booth
    • face painting
    • food trucks
    • pumpkin drop

    Kids are encouraged to have one last hurrah with their Hallowe'en costumes by wearing them to this event.

    Cenotaph Tour at Memorial Hill Cenotaph

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    • 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.

    Documentary Screening of Dark Highway

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    • Dark Highway reveals the invisible crime of human and sex trafficking happening every day in Ontario, Canada. It is important to bring awareness to this topic since Kamloops is a transportation hub in BC and connects to the highways that run from coast to coast in Canada. Together, we are the solution. The City of Kamloops’ Guns and Gangs Intervention and Prevention Program is offering this event to raise awareness about the dangerous link between gangs and the invisible crime of human trafficking.

    Documentary Screening of Dark Highway

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    • Dark Highway reveals the invisible crime of human and sex trafficking happening every day in Ontario, Canada. It is important to bring awareness to this topic since Kamloops is a transportation hub in BC and connects to the highways that run from coast to coast in Canada. Together, we are the solution. The City of Kamloops’ Guns and Gangs Intervention and Prevention Program is offering this event to raise awareness about the dangerous link between gangs and the invisible crime of human trafficking.

    Fall GoByBike Week

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    • GoByBike Kamloops is a not-for-profit event made possible by a number of sponsors, both locally and provincially. The aim is to make a fun and engaging event that brings the community together to promote health, wellness, sustainability and biking!

    Registering your rides for leisure or work and on any form of wheels will enter participants into the draw to win:

    • $300 winter cycling prize package

    • electric bike

    • cycling adventure in Portugal

    Culture Days

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    • Every year, thousands of free events are connected under a three-week national campaign from September 20 to October 13, 2024