Armstrong · Spallumcheen
Where farming comes first — the chamber represents the farmers, makers, builders, and shopkeepers keeping main street open.
A six-week Quilting Here & There class for youth and adults who want to learn to sew, use a sewing machine, or start quilting.
$80
A two-session Quilting Here & There workshop using 4, 6, or 8 repeats of fabric to create unique blocks.
$125
The Halloween decorating contest returns. The 2026 list of decorated homes and businesses will be published on this page.
Bring the kids in costume for an afternoon of Halloween treats in downtown Armstrong. Look for the black and orange balloons at participating businesses.
Free
The annual Halloween bonfire and fireworks display hosted by the Armstrong Spallumcheen Fire Department, with donations accepted for Muscular Dystrophy Canada.
Donations accepted for Muscular Dystrophy Canada
Food, games, and a silent auction for the whole family. All proceeds support North Okanagan Junior Academy.
Free admission. Tickets for food and games sold at the door.
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Book the Armstrong Odd Fellows Hall for birthday parties, family gatherings, staff Christmas parties, and holiday get-togethers between now and January 1.
The donation through Co-op’s Community Match Fund will support weather protection and seating for Caravan Farm Theatre’s Timber Barn.
The Armstrong Spallumcheen Fire Department hosts its annual Halloween event on October 31. The bonfire starts at 7:15 p.m., followed by hot dogs, hot chocolate, and fireworks.
The Armstrong Legion hosts music bingo on November 6 and November 27, 2026. Both evenings start at 6:00 PM.
Early bird pricing for 2027 memberships at Spallumcheen Golf & Country Club ends November 2, 2026, for both the Championship and Executive courses.
Thank you to our local small business owners. Celebrate Small Business Week from October 19 to 25 by supporting businesses in Armstrong and Spallumcheen.
On behalf of the Armstrong Spallumcheen Chamber of Commerce, congratulations to everyone elected to serve our community for the next four years.
In season
Downtown Armstrong businesses open their doors to trick-or-treaters on Halloween afternoon.
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.
130 chamber members across 28 categories.
