39 free and low-cost listings. Places to stay active, connect with others, and participate in community life in the Central Okanagan. Recreation centres…
A charity and multi-cultural activity centre in Peachland for people 50 and over, run by the Peachland & District Retirement Society. ▸ Weekly activities Art classes, music (variety singers,...
If you can't afford the full price of a YMCA membership, or you have a permanent disability, you may pay less at the H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre. ▸ Who can get this? • People and families who...
If you can't afford the full price of a YMCA membership, or you have a permanent disability, you may pay less at the Kelowna Family Y. ▸ Who can get this? • People and families who can't pay the...
District-operated community centre in Lake Country used for District recreation programs. Not available for private rentals. Contact the District of Lake Country at 250-766-5650 for program...
The Centre culturel francophone de l'Okanagan (CCFO) is a non-profit that shares the French language and Francophone cultures with everyone in the Okanagan. Everyone is welcome. It is not a...
Metro Community holds church gatherings at Metro Hub, 1265 Ellis Street, in downtown Kelowna. ▸ Sunday gatherings: • First Gathering (with Kids Ministry) at 9:00 AM, also livestreamed • Brunch at...
Creekside Theatre is a theatre run by the District of Lake Country. ▸ Tickets: call 250-766-9309. ▸ Theatre manager: 250-766-5669. ▸ Email: theatre@lakecountry.bc.ca
Kelowna's indoor waterpark and fitness centre, owned by the City of Kelowna and run by the YMCA of Southern Interior BC. ▸ What is here • Indoor swimming pool, family pool, wave pool, lazy river...
Community hall in the Joe Rich area, run by the Joe Rich Society. You can rent it for special occasions, events and meetings. The hall is in the local fire hall, and there is a skating rink in...
An accessible pool and fitness centre in West Kelowna for all ages and abilities. ▸ Pool: 25-metre pool, warm soaking pool, hot tub, steam room, slides and a beach entry. ▸ Accessibility: Aquatic...
Exhibitions of contemporary and historical Canadian art, plus classes, events and family activities. The gallery says it is an inclusive and welcoming space for everyone, especially the 2SLGBTQIA+...
A community recreation centre in Rutland, run by the YMCA. It has a pool, gym, fitness classes, drop-in sports, child minding, and programs for kids like swimming, dance, basketball, soccer and...
Activity centre for adults 50 and older in Lake Country, run by the Lake Country Seniors Centre Society. Activities include Tai Chi, cards, lunches and special events. See the Activities Calendar...
Indoor sports complex with two NHL-size ice surfaces, a seasonal leisure ice surface and two full-size indoor turf fields. It has a restaurant (Boomers Bar & Grill), a concession, and skate...
The Salvation Army's Okanagan Central Community Church in Kelowna. Everyone is welcome, whether you have believed for a long time or are just exploring Christianity. ▸ Sunday worship: Every...
A centre for people 50 and older, run by the Parkinson Senior Society with the City of Kelowna. ▸ How it works: become a member ($20 a year), then drop in to activities and pay a small fee for...
A City of Kelowna recreation centre with pools, a fitness centre, gymnasiums and multi-purpose rooms. Drop-in and passes are available. ▸ What is here • 25-metre pool, children's play pool, hot...
Peachland Community Services runs recreation programs for all ages at the Peachland Community Centre and at events around Peachland. Run by the District of Peachland. ▸ At the centre: fitness...
A non-medical community support hub for Peachland residents, especially older adults and people with health or disability challenges who want to keep living independently at home. PWC matches each...
Kelowna's arts and culture centre with classes, workshops, performances and art galleries. Programs for all ages. ▸ Free community programs • Drum circle, Draw Your Art Out open studio, Sing for...
West Kelowna's 1,500-seat arena at 2760 Cameron Road. It has a full NHL-size ice sheet, with a second sheet next door at Jim Lind Arena. It is used for minor hockey, adult rec hockey, figure...
Seniors 55+ in Kelowna and the region can join friendly social and recreation programs at the Seniors Activity Centre, 1353 Richter Street. Seniors Outreach runs the Centre together with the...
Indigenous-owned and operated museum sharing syilx culture and history, by syilx people, for all people. Run by Westbank First Nation. ▸ Visit: • Self-guided tour: no booking needed, entry by...
If you are 12 to 18, WFN Youth programs give you new experiences, ways to learn, and a place to meet friends. All youth living on WFN Lands are encouraged to come. ▸ Good to know: • Space is...
A multi-purpose community rental facility in downtown Westbank, operated by the City of West Kelowna since 2017. The building has served the community since 1930. ▸ What's available to rent: •...
WFN Recreation runs programs and activities for all community members, ages 0 to 100 and beyond, to support physical health. Many programs are seasonal and can change without notice. They take...
Lake Country's arena, with one sheet of ice. Run by the District of Lake Country. ▸ Public skating: see the Public Skating Calendar on the District website. ▸ Rentals: call 250-766-3030 ext. 1 or...
If you live with a permanent physical or cognitive disability, you can get a discount recreation pass. It is called the Access Pass and is from the City of Kelowna. ▸ What you get (2026 prices)...
The main office of the City of West Kelowna. Go here or contact them for city services, questions, bill and property tax payments, and to find the right city department. ▸ Visit 3731 Old Okanagan...
A free indoor walking track at Royal LePage Place arena in West Kelowna. Five laps equals one kilometre. The track is closed during special events and other closures. ▸ Questions: Call West...
Community hall in Okanagan Centre, Lake Country, near Okanagan Lake. It holds up to 120 people and can be booked for weddings, family reunions and other events. It also hosts community events and...
If you're not sure where to find help in Peachland, the Community Connector can guide you to health services, social programs, and community activities — for yourself or someone you care about. ▸...
Drop-in groups in Peachland to meet people, stay active, and have fun. Donations are welcome. ▸ Weekly groups (September to June unless noted) • Ladies' Monday Coffee Social — Mondays 1:00 to...
A historic community hall in Rutland you can rent for weddings, concerts, markets, meetings and other events. ▸ How to book • Booking questions by email only:...
If you have diverse abilities, Strive Centre Kelowna is a place to drop in, join activities, learn skills, and make friends. ▸ Scheduled programs • Arts and crafts, exercise classes, brain...
Winfield Memorial Hall is a community hall in Lake Country that you can rent. A volunteer board runs it. ▸ Spaces • Main Hall: up to 260 guests • Centennial Room: up to 40 people • Arnold...
If you live in Kelowna and have a low income, the City can give you a credit to use at Parkinson Recreation Centre or for City recreation programs. ▸ What you get: • A credit on your recreation...
If you're a man looking for company, purpose, or a place to work with your hands, the Okanagan Men's Shed welcomes men of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. ▸ What it is: • A shared workshop...
Historic community hall in Oyama (Lake Country), opened in 1914 and run by the Oyama Community Club. The club holds community events and rents the hall for events and weddings. ▸ Events: see the...
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