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Naramata Library | ORL Branch

Located on Third Street, the Naramata Library is a branch of the Okanagan Regional Library (ORL) system. Visitors can browse books, DVDs, and audiobooks, use public computers and free Wi-Fi, and take part in seasonal programs throughout the year.
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3580 3 Street, Naramata
(250) 496-5679
Keremeos Library ORL Branch
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Keremeos Library | ORL Branch

The Keremeos Library, an Okanagan Regional Library (ORL) branch, is a community hub offering books, DVDs, public computers, and free Wi-Fi. Located in the downtown area, the library also hosts programs for children, teens, and adults, including storytimes, book clubs, and craft activities.
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638 7th Avenue, Keremeos
(250) 499-2313
S.S. Sicamous Marine Heritage Society
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S.S. Sicamous Marine Heritage Society

The S.S. Sicamous in Penticton is a beautifully restored 1914 paddlewheeler turned museum, offering a hands-on journey through Okanagan history. Families can explore the ship’s decks, captain’s quarters, and interactive exhibits—plus, don’t miss the detailed model train display, a hit with kids and train enthusiasts alike. Located right on Okanagan Lake, it’s steps away from the beach, ice cream, restaurants and scenic walks. With birthday party options and nearby historic vessels to check out, it’s a must-visit for families exploring Penticton.
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1099 Lakeshore Drive West, Penticton
(250) 492-0403
info@sssicamous.ca
May-September
Birthday Parties
KF Centre for Excellence
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KF Centre for Excellence

The KF Centre for Excellence in Kelowna is a 60,000-square-foot aviation exhibit that offers an exciting and interactive experience for families. Located near Kelowna International Airport, this family-friendly destination features a historic aircraft collection, hands-on exhibits, and flight simulators that allow visitors to step into the world of aviation. The facility is wheelchair accessible and open year-round, Tuesday to Saturday. Please be sure to check their website before visiting for special event exceptions to these hours.
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5800 Lapointe Drive, Kelowna
(250) 807-5353
Tuesday - Saturday
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Salmon Arm Library | ORL Branch
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Salmon Arm Library | ORL Branch

The Salmon Arm Library is a welcoming community space inside Piccadilly Mall where families can read, browse, and join in free drop-in programs. Drop-in programs include Family Story Time, Stay & Play, Baby Time, Baby Social, and seasonal events throughout the year. The library offers seating, public computers, Wi-Fi, a printer/scanner, and an accessibility ramp, with free parking in the Piccadilly Mall lot.
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1151 10th Avenue Southwest, Salmon Arm
(250) 832-6161
Lumby & District Museum
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Lumby & District Museum

This Lumby & District Museum collects, protects, and exhibits artifacts and materials significant to the Village of Lumby and surrounding rural areas.
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1785 Glencaird Street, Lumby
Lumby Library
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Lumby Library | ORL Branch

The Lumby Library is a friendly community hub where families can read, browse, and take part in local programs. The kids' area features a small table for colouring, a teepee with toys, and shelves of picture books, early readers, chapter books, graphic novels, and DVDs. Older readers will find fiction, mystery, romance, sci-fi, biographies, magazines, and audiobooks, plus a Teen Gallery, comfy seating, public computers, and a printer/scanner. Drop-in programs include Family Story Time, Stay and Play, and Jr. Story & STEAM.
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2092 Vernon Street
(250) 547-9528
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Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory - Kaleden
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Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory

The Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory (DRAO) is an exciting destination for families curious about space and science. Their seasonal guided tours will showcase powerful telescopes like CHIME, which explores the vast universe, and the observatory's role in monitoring solar activity and studying the stars.
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717 White Lake Road, Kaleden
(250) 497-2300
April-October
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Kaleden Library ORL Branch
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Kaleden Library | ORL Branch

The Kaleden Library, a branch of the Okanagan Regional Library (ORL), is conveniently located next to Kaleden Elementary School. Visitors can enjoy a variety of books, DVDs, and audiobooks, as well as access public computers and free Wi-Fi. The library features a dedicated kids’ corner with Lego, puzzles, and other activities, and also offers seasonal programs for children.
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101 Linden Avenue, Kaleden
(250) 497-8066
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Summerland Library
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Summerland Library | ORL Branch

The Summerland Library is a bright, family-friendly spot with free Wi-Fi, cozy reading areas, a fun kids' section, and a dedicated teen zone. It’s a great place to read, play, study, or just unwind.
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9533 Main Street, Summerland
(250) 494-5591
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