With over 50,000 items, this museum is dedicated to ships and trains of the early twentieth century.

Once a center of trade and commerce, the oldest building in the city now houses a small history museum of pioneer and native artifacts.

This downtown gallery focuses on art with a socio-political bent.

Downtown museum explaining the nature and uses of various minerals and gems.

This historic home is a fine example of Queen Anne Revival architecture.

Community center providing space for classes, exhibits and other public events.

Through multimedia exhibits, this museum preserves the memory of and educates the public about various aspects of the holocaust.

This equipment and apparel store carries everything needed for the outdoor enthusiast.

Nightclub featuring both local and international rock entertainers.

This popular sports bar has plenty of food, drink and camaraderie around the big-screen TVs.

Dance club featuring a wide variety of electronic music.

Theater showcasing both well-known Canadian and international folk acts.