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The Kamloops Museum and Archives operates as part of the City of Kamloops, on Tk̓emlúps te Secwe̓pemc territory within the traditional and unceded lands of Secwépemc Nation, Secwepemcúl’ecw.
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Museum Hours
Tuesday - Saturday: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Sunday & Monday: Closed -
Archive Hours
Tuesday - Friday: 1:15pm - 4:00pm
Saturday: By Appointment
Sunday & Monday: Closed
Educator FAQ
Questions and comments can be directed to the KMA’s general email address, [email protected] or call 250-828-3576.
Welcome to the Kamloops Museum and Archives FAQ page. Here, you’ll find answers to common questions about visiting the museum, donating items, accessibility, and more. Whether you’re planning your visit or looking to learn more about the collections and services, we’re here to help you make the most of your experience at the KMA.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your school programs connected to the BC Curriculum?
Yes. All educational programs offered by the Kamloops Museum and Archives are drafted in connection to the BC Curriculum. For more information, please reach out to the Kamloops Museum and Archives Museum Educator.
Are your daycare programs connected to the BC Early Learning Framework?
Yes. All daycare programs offered by the Kamloops Museum and Archives were created in connection to the BC Early Learning Framework.
Can I bring more than one class?
Yes! We are able to accommodate two classes back to back. If you are hoping to bring more than two classes, please reach out to discuss possible options with us.
How do I get to the Kamloops Museum?
The Kamloops Museum is located at 207 Seymour Street. We are accessible by school bus or city bus. The City of Kamloops also offers the Class Rides Free program, which allows your class (or daycare group!) to ride the bus free of charge. For more information: https://www.kamloops.ca/city-services/transportation-roads/transit-services/class-rides-free-program
Is the Kamloops Museum wheelchair accessible?
All three floors of the Kamloops Museum are accessible by elevator. Unfortunately, the cabin located on our first floor is not wheelchair accessible. If you would like to book a program that includes the Cabin (Take a Hike, Highlight Tour, Story Starter Workshop), please contact our Museum Educator for alternative options.
Can my class eat lunch or snack at the Kamloops Museum?
Yes, depending on availability, your class can have a snack or lunch in our Program Room before or after your program. For back-to-back classes, teachers often choose to have snacks between programs. When the weather is nice, there are also Stuart Wood Elementary, Gaglardi Square, and Riverside Park nearby!
What else is close to the Kamloops Museum and Archives?
The options below are all within walking distance of the Kamloops Museum:
