Pass the popcorn! The 2019 Kamloops Film Festival takes place from March 7 to 16. With everything

Cowboys are the stuff of legends—but they’re also real people, with plenty of stories to tell. “A

The new year means a time to set new goals, make future plans, and try new things. Here are seven

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.

  Experience the Salute to the Sockeye Festival Sep 28-Oct 21, the largest inland Sockeye Salmon run in Western Canada. This Indigenous festival is 45 minutes east of Kamloops at the Tsustwecw Provincial Park and celebrates the importance of wild, Sockeye Salmon in British Columbia.

Due to the warm, desert-like climate, the golf courses in Kamloops tend to thrive in the Fall conditions once the heat subsides.

There really is no place quite like it in British Columbia. A mountain bike mecca of sage-covered hills, pine forest, hoodoos, and perfect dirt.

To many, the arrival of September is considered a solemn event and marks the end of summer, but to the legion of anglers it signals the start of fall trout fishing season in Kamloops.

Fall in Kamloops is the perfect time for hiking. Here are 5 unique fall hikes where you will find stunning colours and views.

Limited rainfall in Kamloops results in an elongated golf season, providing players with an opportunity to tee it up well into the fall months.