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City of Kamloops Contributes Holiday Cheer to Downtown Santa Claus Parade
The spirit of the season lit up the streets of downtown Kamloops on November 24 with the annual Downtown Kamloops Santa Claus Parade.
Local Photographers Once Again Capture the Beauty of Kamloops for the City Calendar
Congratulations to the 13 photo competition finalists whose photos have been selected for the 2025 City Calendar! This stunning publication is used by thousands of residents annually and showcases Kamloops scenery and culture at its finest.
Belmont Park Receives Playground Equipment Thanks to Porter’s Petition
A north shore tot lot recently received an upgrade, thanks to the advocacy of a young neighbour.
Recycling Pop-Up Event Collected Five Solid Waste Carts of Flexible Plastics
On Saturday, November 2, the City’s Solid Waste Collection Services team hosted its first-ever Flexible Plastics Recycling Pop-Up Event.
A Smashing Good Time
Thank you to all who came out to Pumpkin Smash 2024!
Explore Kamloops’ Military History at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph
Kamloops Museum and Archives offers a free drop-in tour to explore Canadian military history through the lens of the Kamloops community at the Memorial Hill Cenotaph during November.
Cold Weather Response: Compassionate Support for Unsheltered Individuals
Understanding the severe risks winter weather creates, the City of Kamloops reminds residents that there are resources and supports as part of a comprehensive Cold Weather Response Plan.
Celebrating Craftsmanship Amidst the Restoration of St. Andrew's on the Square
The front doors of St. Andrew's, which have welcomed visitors for over a century, are more than just an entryway. They are a symbol of our community's history and resilience
Almost $6,000 Raised for Local Art Organizations at the Build Kamloops Celebration of the Arts Event
On Monday, July 29, almost 1,500 attendees filed into a faux arts centre created at 393 Seymour Street to experience arts and culture in an immersive event at the future home of the Kamloops Centre for the Arts.
Commemorating Fulton Field Park
Fulton Field Park, part of the Tranquille Gateway Improvements Project, is complete and boasts many beautiful amenities, including the May She Soar memorial art piece, multi-use pathway, rocking Adirondack chairs, and accessible picnic tables.
