Kimberley Alpine Resort

A warm welcome to the 2026 Pacific Northwest Shrine Association Summer Convention!

We are delighted to welcome Nobles and Ladies from across British Columbia, Alberta, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, and beyond as we gather in the beautiful mountain community of Kimberley, BC.

May this convention be filled with fellowship, friendship, and memorable experiences as we celebrate the spirit of Shrinedom together. We wish everyone a wonderful stay, safe travels, and an enjoyable time exploring all that Kimberley has to offer.

Welcome to Kimberley, and have a fantastic convention!

Tonight in the KAR Base Area!!

🎤 KIMBERLEY… LET’S FILL THE PLAZA! 🌟
One night. One stage. One microphone.
The Pacific Northwest Shriners are throwing an unforgettable Community Karaoke Night, and everyone is invited!
Whether you’re ready to steal the show, sing with friends, or simply enjoy a summer evening filled with incredible music and laughter, this is your invitation.

🎶 Community Karaoke Night
📍 The Plaza at Trickle Creek Resort
📅 Friday, July 31
🕣 8:30 PM
🎟️ FREE ADMISSION
✨ Open to everyone.
🎤 All ages welcome.
🎵 Sing your favourite songs or cheer on your neighbours.
🏔️ Enjoy a beautiful mountain evening in the heart of Kimberley.

Bring your family.
Bring your friends.
Bring your best singing voice… or your loudest applause.
Let’s pack the Plaza and make it a night Kimberley won’t forget!

See you Friday at 8:30!

Tourism Kimberley Kimberley & District Chamber of Commerce

Tickets on sale now! https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/stillpoint-festival

Psst... there are only 200 Summit Screening tickets available.

The Summit Screening is the flagship event of Stillpoint festival. It will take place on Sept. 19 at the top of North Star Mountain (Kimberley Alpine Resort) and feature a fresh lineup of Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour films.

Mark your calendars and share this with your favourite film night buddies or tag them in the comments.

🎟 Ticket sales begin on July 31 at 10 am MT at wildsight.ca/stillpoint.

A big shout out to our brush cutting crew for all their hard work getting all our favourite runs ready for winter! Awesome work is being done out there! 👏

We're incredibly excited for our brand-new chairlift this winter, but it's hard not to feel a little nostalgic as we say goodbye to the iconic two-seater that's been part of so many memories.

From powder days and sunny spring laps to chairlift laughs and lifelong friendships, the Tammy has carried generations of skiers and riders up the mountain.

We'd love to hear your favourite Tamarack Chair story or see your best photos! Share them in the comments, or tag your ride-or-die Tammy chair partner. 💙⛷️🏂

Evacuation Alert lifted!

NEWS RELEASE: Evacuation Alert Lifted for City of Kimberley (Posted 07.25.26 2:00 PM)

The Evacuation Alert for all properties within the City of Kimberley municipal boundary has been rescinded as the BC Wildfire Service makes progress on the Matthew Creek Wildfire.

“Given the progress crews have made, forecasted fire behaviour and available resources, the BC Wildfire Service has made the recommendation that the Evacuation Alert for the City of Kimberley can be lifted,” says City of Kimberley Fire Chief Will Booth. ”While the Alert has been rescinded, it is important for residents to understand the fire remains active and BC Wildfire Service crews will continue with their fire suppression efforts. We can expect to see resources working in and around the fire and we all need to remain aware as conditions can change.”

The Evacuation Alert for 66 properties in the St. Mary Lake area in relation to the Tower Creek Fires remains in effect.

“There have been no changes in the status of the Evacuation Alert for the St. Mary Lake area and we continue to urge residents to remain vigilant. Have plans in place and a go-bag packed in the event conditions change and an Evacuation Order needs to be issued,” stresses Information Officer Loree Duczek.

A copy of the Matthew Creek Alert Rescind can be found on www.kimberley.ca, while the Evacuation Alert for the Tower Creek Fires in the St. Mary Lake area can be found on www.rdek.bc.ca. The latest information on the fires is available on www.bcwildfire.ca.

Registration links for the Regional Evacuation Notification System, Vulnerable Persons Database and a host of other preparedness information and resources can also be found on the RDEK’s website. “People have been doing a fantastic job in signing up for the Notification System and for anyone who has not done so yet, please get signed up,” says Regional Information Officer, Loree Duczek. Those without computer access, or who would like an additional hand signing up or verifying their pinned locations, can call the Regional Emergency Information Line at 250-426-2188 or 1-855-346-2188.

The Evacuation Alert for the City of Kimberley remains in effect.

Kimberley Alpine Resort, Trickle Creek Golf Resort, and Trickle Creek Lodge are open and ready to welcome guests. We will continue to honour existing reservations for as long as it is safe to do so. Guests who choose to cancel due to the evacuation alert may do so, and those cancellations will be honoured.

The safety of our guests, our team, and our community will always come first. We encourage everyone to stay informed, be prepared, and sign up for emergency notifications through the RDEK Regional Evacuation Notification System.

Stay informed: • www.rdek.bc.ca• www.kimberley.ca• www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca• wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca

From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU to the firefighters, first responders, emergency crews, volunteers, and everyone working behind the scenes to help protect Kimberley. Your courage, kindness, and commitment are truly inspiring.

To our guests, neighbours, and friends, thank you for your patience, understanding, and support. It’s moments like these that remind us how special Kimberley is and how lucky we are to have such a caring, connected community.

Stay safe, look out for each other, and keep the Kimberley spirit strong.

A very warm welcome to the Western Canada Indian Motorcycle Riders Group as they celebrate their 7th annual meet in Kimberley! With over 200 riders from across Canada, the USA, and beyond, our community is buzzing with excitement.

The Indian Motorcycle Riders Group will host a Show 'n Shine in the Platzl on Saturday, July 25, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Check out incredible motorcycles, vote for your favourite, enjoy live music, and grab a bite at the Mark Creek Lions Club BBQ. Best of all, proceeds from the event help support local charities!

Thank you for choosing Kimberley. We are thrilled to have you here and hope you enjoy everything our community and area has to offer!

Wildfire Update – Kimberley Alpine Resort

Kimberley Alpine Resort, Trickle Creek Golf & Trickle Creek Lodge remain open for business and are currently under an Evacuation Alert. We are continuing to monitor conditions closely with BC Wildfire Service, the Kimberley Fire Department, and the City of Kimberley, while supporting municipal response efforts where requested.

We will continue operating and honouring existing reservations while it is safe to do so. Guests who choose to cancel due to the alert may do so, and cancellations will be honored by Trickle Creek Lodge and Trickle Creek Golf Resort. We encourage everyone to stay informed, be prepared, and register for emergency notifications through the RDEK Regional Evacuation Notification System.

Most importantly, thank you to the firefighters, first responders, BCWS crews, local authorities, and emergency personnel working tirelessly to help protect our community. ✅

Stay informed: • www.rdek.bc.ca• www.kimberley.ca• www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca• wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca

We will continue to keep our guests, staff, and visitors informed as conditions evolve.

Wildfire Update – Kimberley Alpine Resort

Kimberley Alpine Resort, Trickle Creek Golf, Trickle Creek Lodge remains open for business and is currently under an Evacuation Alert.

We are continuing to monitor conditions closely with BC Wildfire Service, the Kimberley Fire Department, and the City of Kimberley, while supporting municipal response efforts where requested. [kimberley.ca], [emergencyi....gov.bc.ca]

We will continue operating and honoring existing reservations while it is safe to do so. Guests who choose to cancel due to the alert may do so, and cancellations will be honored by Trickle Creek Lodge and Trickle Creek Golf Resort.

We encourage everyone to stay informed, be prepared, and register for emergency notifications through the RDEK Regional Evacuation Notification System. [rdek.bc.ca], [e-know.ca]

Most importantly, thank you to the firefighters, first responders, BCWS crews, local authorities, and emergency personnel working tirelessly to help protect our community.

Stay informed: • www.rdek.bc.ca
• www.kimberley.ca
• www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca
• wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca

We will continue to keep our guests, staff, and visitors informed as conditions evolve.