Explore Kamloops

Kamloops is a growing wine destination. The first winery opened here in 2012 and over the last 6 years, has grown to include 175 acres under vine, four wineries producing award-winning varietals, and a Kamloops Wine Trail that is quickly attracting the attention of wine aficionados.

Wine lovers rejoice. The 21st Annual Kamloops Wine Festival is taking place from May 24 to June 1 to fundraise for the Kamloops Art Gallery.

“You don’t need to know a lot about beer to feel welcome at a brewery. You can just sit down and have a beer. It’s such a Canadian thing to do.”

As the fall weather turns cooler, you can still eat local in Kamloops. On November 7, the Kamloops Farmers' Market launches its weekly Wednesday indoor market at St. Andrews on the Square. Find squash, carrots, beets, and more through December 19. “It’s a good place for visitors to take in the local community and shop for preserves, jams, and crafts,” says market manager Greg Unger.

Don't miss one of the most highly anticipated weekends of the summer, August 10-12. Here are 4 reasons to plan your visit.

If Kamloops has been on your radar, but haven’t visited yet, here are 10 reasons why you should pack the car and head to our sunny city before the August long weekend.

Kamloops is home to a lengthy list of activities for all kinds of explorers. Here’s a list of the

Whether you’re from Kamloops or visiting from out of town, here’s how to celebrate your Victoria Day

Looking for some inspiration on how to celebrate the mom figure in your life this weekend? Here's 5

Kamloops is home to a new wine region in British Columbia. Carving its way along the North and South Thompson Rivers, the Thompson Valley is home to 4 award-winning wineries.