Armstrong · Spallumcheen
Where farming comes first — the chamber represents the farmers, makers, builders, and shopkeepers keeping main street open.
The 2026 IPE Parade starts at 10:00 AM sharp on Saturday, September 5. This is an IPE event; the Chamber is sharing the listing to help residents and visitors find the right information.
Free to watch
An intimate late-summer concert with Barney Bentall, Dustin Bentall, and Trixie Bentall in Caravan Farm Theatre's Timber Barn.
$50 plus taxes and surcharge
A community recreation fair where local clubs, organizations, and groups can connect with residents and share recreation and leisure opportunities.
Free admission; coffee and baking available for purchase
A 2026 Municipal Election forum for City of Armstrong council candidates, hosted by the Armstrong Spallumcheen Chamber of Commerce.
Free admission; no registration required
A 2026 Municipal Election forum for City of Armstrong mayoral candidates, hosted by the Armstrong Spallumcheen Chamber of Commerce.
Free admission; no registration required
A golf tournament and dinner fundraiser hosted by the Haugen Community Healthcare Society.
See event poster for details
Capture 125 is a free window display and photo hunt in downtown Armstrong from August 29 to September 6, 2026, celebrating 125 years of the Interior Provincial Exhibition.
The IPE runs September 2 to 6, 2026. The chamber is asking fairgoers to use the designated IPE parking areas so downtown spaces stay open for customers, deliveries, and residents.
Caravan Farm Theatre's fall mainstage production, The Fall of the House of Usher, brings an immersive, site-specific adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's gothic story to Spallumcheen.
The Armstrong Spallumcheen Chamber of Commerce will host three 2026 Municipal Election All Candidates Forums in September at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Interior Provincial Exhibition and Stampede turns 125 this year. Here is what is on, what it costs, where to park, and what the chamber is running downtown during fair week.
Grandma’s Place opens tomorrow, Saturday, August 22, with homemade comfort food, familiar favourites, and a welcoming table for friends, families, neighbours, and new faces.
The chamber's flagship festivals run year-round, from spring food and beverage celebrations to summer concerts, harvest weigh-ins, and the Christmas light-up.
A multi-day food and beverage festival each early spring, celebrating Armstrong's culinary community.
A free outdoor summer concert series at Memorial Park, featuring local and regional acts every Friday.
Free outdoor movie nights in local parks, with family films under the stars and a concession on site.
A full day of community celebrations in Memorial Park with family fun, live music, food, and Canadian pride.
A past chamber market series featuring local artisans, makers, and small businesses.
A 10-day fall festival in Armstrong celebrating the harvest with a giant pumpkin contest, family day, and community activities.
The Halloween decorating contest. Homes and businesses across Armstrong go all out with spooky displays, and the chamber publishes the full list so everyone can tour them.
Downtown Armstrong businesses open their doors to trick-or-treaters on Halloween afternoon.
A one-night Christmas season event in downtown Armstrong with late shopping, Santa visits, and an annual parade.
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