Inaugural Kamloops Queer Film Festival kicks off at the Paramount Theatre
Deepen your understanding and celebrate diversity with the first Kamloops Queer Film Festival.
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June is National Indigenous History Month, here’s what’s going on!
Participate in the rich Indigenous history and culture of First Nations, Metis and Inuit people by attending local events.
Sx̌ʷnÃtkÊ· Canoe Journey readies for 2024 paddle
The annual paddle offers a chance for connection, education and stewardship.
Secwépemc Elder, a veteran of the powwow circuit, has built a legacy through dance
Peter Anthony started from the ground up to become a champion dancer, learning about his culture and creating his own regalia.
Q&A: Local exhibition seeks to redefine your perspective on Indigenous art
The Indigenous Resurgence Project’s Indigenous art exhibition connects artists with no limits on form, recontextualizing the scene, says founder Shay Paul.
What’s the ‘buzz’ with native pollinators?
B.C.’s first Bee City, why native plants are important and celebrating our pollinators at the Kamloops Farmers’ Market.
How can we make our gardens more drought resistant?
As gardeners in the Interior face high heat and persistent drought, here’s a list of plants and tips to help plan a drought resistant yard.
In photos: Red Dress Day fashion festival shows how the runway can heal
Over a two-day fashion festival in Tk̓emlúps, nine designers were showcased to celebrate Indigenous culture and bring awareness to MMIWG2S+.
Indigenous fashion festival coming to Tk̓emlúps over weekend of Red Dress Day
The event, hosted by an MMIWG2S+ awareness organization, will see nine designers showcasing their work in an airport hangar over May 4 and 5.
Calling all teens: Kamloops Partner Assisted Learning is seeking volunteers
How Kamloops Partner Assisted Learning is empowering teens to join the literacy revolution through new initiatives.
June is National Indigenous History Month, here’s what’s going on!
Participate in the rich Indigenous history and culture of First Nations, Metis and Inuit people by attending local events.
Sx̌ʷnÃtkÊ· Canoe Journey readies for 2024 paddle
The annual paddle offers a chance for connection, education and stewardship.
Secwépemc Elder, a veteran of the powwow circuit, has built a legacy through dance
Peter Anthony started from the ground up to become a champion dancer, learning about his culture and creating his own regalia.
Q&A: Local exhibition seeks to redefine your perspective on Indigenous art
The Indigenous Resurgence Project’s Indigenous art exhibition connects artists with no limits on form, recontextualizing the scene, says founder Shay Paul.
What’s the ‘buzz’ with native pollinators?
B.C.’s first Bee City, why native plants are important and celebrating our pollinators at the Kamloops Farmers’ Market.
How can we make our gardens more drought resistant?
As gardeners in the Interior face high heat and persistent drought, here’s a list of plants and tips to help plan a drought resistant yard.
In photos: Red Dress Day fashion festival shows how the runway can heal
Over a two-day fashion festival in Tk̓emlúps, nine designers were showcased to celebrate Indigenous culture and bring awareness to MMIWG2S+.
Indigenous fashion festival coming to Tk̓emlúps over weekend of Red Dress Day
The event, hosted by an MMIWG2S+ awareness organization, will see nine designers showcasing their work in an airport hangar over May 4 and 5.
Calling all teens: Kamloops Partner Assisted Learning is seeking volunteers
How Kamloops Partner Assisted Learning is empowering teens to join the literacy revolution through new initiatives.
