The Kamloops Art Gallery is a registered charity and not-for-profit society. Incorporated in 1978, the Kamloops Art Gallery serves residents of and visitors to Kamloops (pop. 82,000) and the surrounding Thompson-Nicola Regional District (pop. 124,000) as well as national and international audiences. In 1998, the KAG moved to a purpose-built civic building, designed by award-winning architects Peter Cardew and…
Built on the shores of the South Thompson River, two blocks from the downtown core, the Sandman Centre is the centerpiece of sport and entertainment facilities in Kamloops. With a seating capacity of 6,400 and almost 20,000 square feet of exhibition space, this venue is the perfect location for trade shows, sporting events, conventions and…
The Saturday Market takes place on St. Paul St., between Second and Third. Crafts and Home based Business are set up in the Stuart Wood Schoolyard. The Wednesday market is on Victoria St., between Fourth and Fifth (between the Plaza and the library). 400 block of Victoria St. (in front of the TNRD Library) Wednesday…
The Saturday Market takes place on St. Paul St., between Second and Third. Crafts and Home based Business are set up in the Stuart Wood Schoolyard. The Wednesday market is on Victoria St., between Fourth and Fifth (between the Plaza and the library). 200 block of St Paul St. and the Stuart Wood schoolyard Saturday…
Located at 1300 9th Avenue, Sagebrush Theatre is a 706 seat Proscenium Theatre, jointly owned by the City of Kamloops and the Kamloops/Thompson School District. Western Canada Theatre acts as the management company for the Sagebrush Theatre, and is responsible for its day to day operation. Sagebrush Theatre is the home to Western Canada Theatre…