Fields are booked through Active Living & Culture for sports leagues and special sporting events. When not in use or closed for maintenance, fields are open for the general public. Teams searching for a place to play can call 250-469-8749 or visit our Facility rentals page.
You’re entitled to a full refund if the recreation program you’re registered in is cancelled, and you may be entitled to a refund or credit if you’re withdrawing from a recreation program or cancelling your membership.
View our Cancellations & credits, and Withdrawals & transfers sections below for more information. Here are a few important points to keep in mind:
We work to ensure all our residents have the ability to be active within our community. Through our Access Office, we provide adaptive recreation programs and events, for people with disabilities, as well as discount recreation passes (the Access Pass) for people with cognitive and/or physical disabilities.
Great cities are made up of strong neighbourhoods. In turn, strong neighbourhoods are made up of connected and engaged residents. Neighbourhood events are a fun and enjoyable way to meet neighbours and build a stronger, more connected neighbourhood.
Results from the survey we distributed leading up to the creation of our Strong Neighbourhoods program indicated that residents have a desire to get to know their neighbours.
The following tips and resources will help inspire you with ideas on how to reach out and build relationships with your neighbours.
Use the interactive map below to browse through our public art collection, which currently includes over 70 public artworks located throughout Kelowna. Visit our Public art page to learn more about our Public Art Program.
Kelowna’s heritage is a history tied to the land, natural environment and the people who have long understood the richness of this area. Kelowna's heritage is reflected in the buildings, neighbourhoods and landscapes from these earlier eras. These are the homes, work spaces, and community gathering places created by the people who shaped and developed the city of Kelowna.