Category: Entertainment

For more than a decade, Kamloops’ Freudian Slips have been making things up as they go along. After all, that’s the whole point. The local improv troupe recently held auditions and welcomed three new members into the fold, bringing the current roster to 10 performers. Founding member Dan Ondang said the bigger group gives everyone…

It is said that music soothes the soul, and for the Kamloops Threshold Singers, that is where their work begins. The local group is part of an international movement of singers who offer gentle bedside music to people who are seriously ill, bedridden, or nearing the end of life, as well as to the families…

Written and directed by Juli Harland, The Party discusses grief and a celebration of life. Outside of the roles Harland occupies, she shared with The Chronicle that she wrote it inspired on her personal life. “My mother was a challenging woman, and she had opted for medical assistance in dying, and she wanted to throw…

Kamloops is getting ready for a different kind of choir concert, one where the music is loud, the lights are bright and the audience is encouraged to sing along. The Kamloops Rock Choir will take the stage Sunday, Sept. 27, and Monday, Sept. 28, for its debut performances, backed by a live band and featuring…

Clowns, art, face painting and a whole lot of buttons are coming to Riverside Park this September as the Kamloops Arts Council’s Children’s Arts Festival returns, this time with two days of free creative fun! This year’s festival runs Sept 25–26, kicking off on the Friday evening with a free Kamloops Art Party workshop.  On…

Presented in part by the City of Kamloops, the North Shore Business Improvement Association’s Tapestry Festival Multicultural Event 2026 is returning to McDonald Park on Sept. 19 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event brings together music, dance, art, food, and cultural experiences from all around the world right here in Kamloops. For Tapestry…

After a career spanning 35 years with more than 20 books under her belt, Shuswap author Gail Anderson-Dargatz is taking readers travelling through time with The Atlas Keeper, a new novel that hit shelves Aug. 25. “It is a time travel romance, which is a weird thing for a literary writer to write,” Anderson-Dargatz said.…