Pools, arenas, halls and public facilities

1100 Patricia Boulevard

The City's main administration building downtown. Go here (or call 311) for service requests, program registration, bylaw services and general questions; regular Council meetings are held in the Council Chambers on the second floor.

Closed, opens 8:30 a.m.

670 Quebec Street

Downtown indoor leisure pool built to be fully accessible, with a large waterslide, a NinjaCross obstacle course, a leisure pool with play features, lap lanes and a warm-water teach pool. Signs around the pool are in English and Dakelh, the language of the Lheidli T'enneh.

Open until 10 p.m.Holds Multipurpose (party) room 25Rentable1 upcoming event

The City's competition pool, built in 1998 and serving more than 240,000 visits a year before closing. The renovation replaces the building envelope, air handling and lighting, retiles the pools and change rooms, and adds accessibility improvements to extend its life by at least 25 years.

Closed for renovation

101 17th Avenue

A summer spray park in Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park, the riverside premier park on the site of a former Lheidli village, next to the accessible playground, The Exploration Place and the Little Prince steam train.

Rentable

#100-2187 Ospika Boulevard

Northern BC's largest sport and entertainment arena, home of the WHL Prince George Cougars and the city's big concerts, shows and trade shows. It sits at Exhibition Park next to the Kin Centre arenas.

Holds Arena 5,967Rentable29 upcoming events

4833 Heather Road

Indoor ice rink in the Hart, beside Heather Road Park, and one of the City's public skating locations in winter and spring.

Rentable

2181 Ospika Boulevard

A complex of three arenas (Kin Centres 1, 2 and 3) next to the CN Centre at Exhibition Park, used by hockey clubs, figure skating, lacrosse, in-line and ball hockey, tournaments and trade shows.

Rentable

888 Dominion Street

Downtown arena next to City Hall and home of the BCHL Prince George Spruce Kings; it also hosts lacrosse, roller hockey, ringette and speed skating. Opened in 1958 as the Prince George Coliseum.

Rentable12 upcoming events

3333 University Way

A 145,000 sq ft fitness and sport complex on the UNBC Prince George campus, opened in 2007, with a field house, three gyms, an indoor track, squash courts and fitness areas. It is home to the UNBC Timberwolves and Engage Sport North, and hosts local sports groups for practices, games and tournaments.

Open until 11 p.m.Holds Gymnasium 2,000Rentable7 upcoming events

2121 Massey Drive

The city's main outdoor stadium at Carrie Jane Gray Park, with an eight-lane rubber track, a synthetic turf field marked for FIFA soccer and CFL football, and permanent jumps and throws areas. The track is free for public walking in season; the turf is by booking only.

Rentable2 upcoming events

2020 Massey Drive

A membership fitness and family centre with a fitness centre, gymnasium, group classes, child minding and spaces for children and youth programs. Drop-in passes are available.

Open until 9 p.m.Rentable

2601 Recplace Drive

A public club with an 18-hole, par 71 golf course and a four-sheet curling rink, plus a restaurant, lounge and banquet rooms in the clubhouse. Curling leagues run from fall to spring; the building also houses the OVERhang climbing gym and racquet courts run by the PG Tennis and Pickleball Club.

Holds Royal Room 30+ · Dining room (bar to stage) 80Rentable5 upcoming events

888 Canada Games Way

The main downtown library, beside the Conference and Civic Centre, with collections, programs and events, public computers, study rooms and the outdoor Knowledge Garden.

Closed, opens 10 a.m.Holds Study rooms (each) 6Rentable53 upcoming events

6547 Hart Highway

The library's branch on the Hart Highway, serving the city's north end with collections (including large print), programs and public computers on a single level.

Closed, opens 10 a.m.16 upcoming events

1692 10th Avenue

A non-profit seniors' centre, incorporated in 1992, for members, guests and drop-ins, serving low-cost meals and running activities such as carpet bowling, floor curling, cribbage, line dancing, tai chi, yoga and choirs, plus a monthly birthday tea.

Closed, opens 9 a.m.

6986 Hart Highway

A seniors' centre in the Hart, built in 1985 and owned and run by its members, with weekday lunches, cards, carpet bowling, line dancing, pool and regular dinners and dances. The hall is also rented out for weddings, reunions and memorials.

Closed, opens 9 a.m.Holds Centre 220Rentable17 upcoming events

1200 La Salle Avenue

A family resource centre that rents its gym, community kitchen, a small meeting room and outdoor fields for birthday parties, classes, meetings and community events; rental income funds its programs.

Holds Gymnasium 319 · Community kitchen 10Rentable

2451 Blackburn Road South

The Blackburn Community Association's hall, rented for weddings, celebrations of life, meetings, fundraisers and trade shows. The historic RJ House and the ceremony grounds can be added for weddings.

Holds Main hall 250 · Main hall 290Rentable1 upcoming event

7201 Domano Boulevard

A community hall run by the Prince George Knights Society since 1982, hosting wedding receptions, celebrations of life, birthdays, company Christmas parties and group dinners with in-house buffet catering. It also houses a daycare.

Holds Dining room 200Rentable

13510 Flint Road

A rural community hall run by the Miworth Community Association, rented for private and community events near Wilkins Regional Park.

Holds Hall 100 · Hall, seated 70Rentable

101-1116 6th Avenue

The downtown Legion branch serves veterans and their families, runs Remembrance events and the poppy campaign, and has a restaurant with lunch and dinner service and events open to the public.

Closed, opens 11 a.m.

1600 3rd Avenue

Meeting and event rooms at the Friendship Centre, catered by the Smokehouse, a kitchen training program that also runs a weekday lunch restaurant and off-site catering. Used for conferences, workshops, community meetings and receptions.

Holds Multipurpose rooms (three) 20 to 150Rentable

355 Vancouver Street

A downtown meeting and conference centre in a former cinema, owned and run by the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation since 2018. It hosts business meetings, conferences, weddings and celebrations with Indigenous hospitality, catering and a café.

Holds Conference hall 250 · Executive boardroom 12Rentable2 upcoming events

808 Canada Games Way

Downtown convention centre next to the Bob Harkins library, hosting about 500 events a year: conventions, trade shows, banquets, weddings and small meetings, with in-house catering by Levy Foods.

Holds Whole centre 2,000 · Auditorium 3 585Rentable11 upcoming events

1448 5th Avenue

Trinity United Church's downtown building, home to a performance space that hosts concerts, festivals, dance, theatre and the Community Arts Council's performing arts series. Its halls are also rented for weddings, receptions, meetings and community groups.

Holds Lower Hall 140Rentable7 upcoming events

2626 Recplace Drive

A 303-seat theatre built in the early 1970s by the Prince George Theatre Workshop Society and renovated by the City in 1996, now managed by the Community Arts Council. It hosts theatre, live music, comedy, conferences and weddings.

Holds Auditorium 303Rentable12 upcoming events

36-556 North Nechako Road

Professional regional theatre company with its own playhouse in the Parkhill Centre, producing a four-play season of contemporary Canadian and international work from September to May, including relaxed performances.

34 upcoming events

2901 Griffiths Avenue

A lecture theatre attached to Prince George Secondary School. It is used for classes during school hours and hosts concerts, dance shows and competitions, graduations, comedy and theatre on evenings, weekends and school breaks.

Holds Theatre, front section 498 · Theatre, back section 290Rentable3 upcoming events

2880 15th Avenue

Arts complex that has housed the Community Arts Council since 1976, with a gallery and artisan gift shop, art and pottery classes, kids' camps, the Arts North Digital Centre and studio space for local arts groups. It also runs the annual Studio Fair.

Closed, opens 10 a.m.Holds Jack Bryan Room 50Rentable

725 Canada Games Way

Downtown public art gallery across from the Civic Centre and next to the library, with changing exhibitions, workshops and programs, an outdoor sculpture court and a shop of work by Western Canadian makers. Admission is free.

Closed, opens 10 a.m.Holds The Foyer 50 · Rustad Galleria 80Rentable10 upcoming events

15000 Mitchell Road

A restored early-1900s homestead and trading post in Giscome Portage Regional Park, about 40 km north of Prince George off Highway 97, with guided or self-led tours, a general store, farm animals, a replica Lheidli T'enneh fish camp and seasonal events.

Closed, opens tomorrow 10 a.m.Holds Indoor spaces 100Rentable1 upcoming event

333 Becott Place

Northern BC's largest museum and science centre, in Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park, with natural history, dinosaur and local history galleries, a live-animal Biome, a hands-on science gallery and travelling exhibits. It also runs the Fort George Railway miniature train ride, a café and a shop.

Closed, opens 9 a.m.Holds Gaia Gallery 70 · Gaia Gallery with full museum access 400Rentable16 upcoming events

2187 Ospika Boulevard

One of the city's largest recreation and event grounds, home to the CN Centre, the Kin Centre arenas, the Agriplex and equestrian facilities, rodeo and exhibition grounds and the adult and youth soccer fields. It hosts sport, agricultural events, trade shows and community celebrations year-round.

Rentable