Arts, Culture & Entertainment
Cranbrook Public Library
The Cranbrook Public Library opened its doors to the public on July 4, 1925 and the Cranbrook Public Library officially became a municipal library 1 January 2002.The Cranbrook Public Library opened its doors to the public on July 4, 1925 and the Cranbrook Public Library officially became a municipal library 1 January 2002.
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St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino
Located just five minutes from the Canadian Rockies International Airport in southeastern British Columbia, St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino features a full-service, three-diamond hotel with 125 rooms.Located just five minutes from the Canadian Rockies International Airport in southeastern British Columbia, St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino features a full-service, three-diamond hotel with 125 rooms.
Key City Theatre
Key City Theatre is ''The Premiere Entertainment Venue in the Kootenays''. Regional in scope and community centered.Key City Theatre is ''The Premiere Entertainment Venue in the Kootenays''. Regional in scope and community centered.
Cranbrook Bucks Hockey Club
BCHL Junior Hockey Franchise in Cranbrook, BC playing in Western Financial Place.BCHL Junior Hockey Franchise in Cranbrook, BC playing in Western Financial Place.
Cranbrook District Arts Council
Cranbrook District Arts Council | Art GalleriesCranbrook District Arts Council | Art Galleries
Friends of Fort Steele Society
Established in 1989, The Friends of Fort Steele Society took over full management of operations in 2004 under a long-term contract with the Province of British Columbia.Established in 1989, The Friends of Fort Steele Society took over full management of operations in 2004 under a long-term contract with the Province of British Columbia.
Cranbrook History Centre
The Foundation established the Cranbrook Railway Museum in 1976. The museum’s name was changed in 1993 to the Canadian Museum of Rail Travel and to the Cranbrook History Centre in 2015.The Foundation established the Cranbrook Railway Museum in 1976. The museum’s name was changed in 1993 to the Canadian Museum of Rail Travel and to the Cranbrook History Centre in 2015.
