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Kamloops Food Policy Council

Join us at our monthly network meetings and potlucks. We share information and a meal 5:30–7:30 pm the rst Wednesday of every month.

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Learn more at KamloopsFoodPolicyCouncil.com Phone 250-851-6111 Email info@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com Kamloops Food Policy Council

Kamloops Farmers’ Market

Saturdays

April 16–October 29, 2022 200 block of St. Paul Street (in front of the Stuart Wood schoolyard)

Wednesdays

May 4–October 26, 2022 400 block of Victoria Steet (in front of the TNRD Library)

Learn more at KamloopsFarmersMarket.com Phone 250-682-7975

Kamloops Regional Farmers Market

FoodLoops Downtown

Working in partnership with Thompson Rivers University’s Faculty of Communication and the Kamloops Food Policy Council, a food map of downtown Kamloops was developed to chart the locations of food-related projects, programs, and initiatives.

Learn more at FoodLoops.TruBox.ca

Community Kitchens and Gardens

In partnership with Interior Community Services, community gardens are fenced, shared land that is divided into garden plots for anyone who wishes to grow their own healthy produce. Applications are now being accepted for spring and summer. You can also join a community kitchen where you can cook, learn about low-cost meal options, and preserve food. Check for availability.

Phone: 236-421-1011

Mount Paul Food Centre

Gardening Education Partnership

The City of Kamloops partners with groups like the Master Gardeners, the Kamloops Food Policy Council, and the Community Gardens Program to run workshops.

For more information, check out the Gardening programs in the Adult section.

Are you aware of the Community Food Asset Map? This map is intended to help promote and build awareness of initiatives, programs, and community resources that support the local food system and help increase food access for residents. Discover your nearest farmers' markets, yard waste sites, community meal and emergency food programs, urban agriculture education sites, and edible fruit and nut trees on public lands. Visit Kamloops.ca/FoodAssetMap.

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