Watch for our upcoming Online Poll.

The AMCS is currently working through the process/feasibility/funding of developing a 1200 square foot Multipurpose Community Centre. We now would like to engage the community in a simple online poll to confirm the desire…

The AMCS is pleased to announce some of the upcoming community events we will be putting on this year. Check back often for more exciting event information!

Community Infrastructure Update

TThe AMCS Board is diligently reviewing options to make the best use of a $200,000.00 RDOS grant for a proposed Community Gathering Centre. It’s clear that our community misses the Summit Centre* that previously provided a year-round…

The AMCS has access to $200,000 from the RDOS for community infrastructure development. What is YOUR wish for this funding? What are our community’s current assets and strengths? How could this money be used to enhance your life on the…

‘Tis the season of giving. Why not make a very local donation? The AMCS is actively exploring infrastructure funding opportunities for our community, but the cost of building anything these days has been steadily increasing. Donations from residents can help…

Holiday Centerpiece Workshop

Help Spread a Little Holiday Warmth!

Friday, December 5, 2025 @ 1:30pm 

Anarchist Mountain Fire Department , 115 Grizzly Road

For more information or to sign up, contact michelles@amcsbc.ca 

Get ready for a spooktacular afternoon of Halloween fun for all ages! 

Join us on Sunday, October 19, 2025, from 2–4 PM for a FREE event packed with family-friendly activities and festive thrills.

Event Highlights

• Family & Individual Pumpkin Carving…

Interested in learning about how to be a good steward of your property and what this means?

The Anarchist Mountain Community Society (AMCS), in collaboration with the Anarchist Mountain Fire Rescue Society (AMFRS), are proud to host the Okanagan Similkameen…

The AMCS Annual General Meeting was held on September 7th at the Jamie Soule Memorial Park Pavilion and was very well attended. Community members were treated to lively music provided by Smokey Wine, a local band from Penticton. 

It…