Join us for an Information Session and Conversation about vaping in Banff. This session is open to parents and caregivers of school-aged children/youth as well as students. If you require childcare, please register by June 14. To register, call 403.762.1251 or email: community.services@banff.ca

The Banff Mountain Market will be in Central Park every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The market features local and regional vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, artwork, jewelry, apparel, beauty products, coffee, artisan foods, pottery, photography and other handcrafted goods.

Enjoy a casual ride out to Sundance Canyon and then hike the canyon as a group. Bring a lunch for a picnic afterwards. For all ages.

You are invited to join us in celebrating Indigenous Peoples throughout the month of June at Banff Centre. Make your own double-wrapped beaded Moose Hide bracelet. Led by Dene Chipewyan artist Suzan Marie, this beginner-level all ages activity encourages artistic exploration and conversation about the ways in which we create wearable art. All materials provided. Everyone is welcome. Class size is limited, registration recommended. Participants may register online or email Public_Programs@banffcentre.ca to register for classes. Banff Centre would like to acknowledge the Alberta Foundation for the Arts and Heritage Canada for their ongoing support of these workshops.

Learn fun facts about the history of Banff while getting some fresh air and exercise. Led by the Town of Banff Heritage Coordinator. For ages 16+.

The 4th annual Banff Iiniskim Cross-Cultural Powwow returns to The Fenlands on Saturday, June 22. The powwow welcomes everyone from noon to 10 p.m. The Indigenous Craft Market will be held from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Celebrating Banff Iiniskim Powwow, the next Banff Gallery Hop takes place on Saturday, June 22, 2019 from 2 - 6 p.m. This gateway into Banff National Park’s unique arts, culture, and heritage experiences features many celebrations as part of National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Be inspired and ignite your inner power through traditional and contemporary Maori dance forms. Through the sharing of cultural knowledge and traditional Maori art forms, Mana Taketake, a group comprised of young Maori of different professional backgrounds, will empower participants in this 1.5 hrs workshop.

The Banff Mountain Market will be in Central Park every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The market features local and regional vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, artwork, jewelry, apparel, beauty products, coffee, artisan foods, pottery, photography and other handcrafted goods.

The Bow Valley’s Rolling Sculptures Car Club will be at the Whyte! Come check out the cars and chat with club members.

You are invited to join us in celebrating Indigenous Peoples throughout the month of June at Banff Centre. Don't miss basket weaving facilitated by Cultural Advisor in Residence Lillian Rose. This 2 hour workshop uses sourced materials to make hand-woven baskets. All materials provided. Everyone is welcome. Class size is limited, early registration recommended. Participants may register online or email Public_Programs@banffcentre.ca to register for classes. Classes are offered on June 7, June 14, and June 28. Banff Centre would like to acknowledge the Alberta Foundation for the Arts and Heritage Canada for their ongoing support of these workshops.

Join the Interpretive Guides Association on this half-day hike to learn the basics of getting out and being safe on local trails. For ages 30+.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. Drop-in 50+ Fitness is held Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room from April 1 – June 28.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

This drop-in program is for parents and kids in strollers. Parents can skate around while wheeling kids in strollers on the roller skating rink.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Drop-in Zumba is every Monday at The Fenlands from 6-7 p.m. (excluding stat holidays). This class will be held in the Concourse, but if the weather is nice, we'll head outside in the Meadow. No registration required.

Yin/Yang Yoga blends two styles of yoga bringing together the benefits of passive yoga poses with more dynamic sequences and standing postures. For ages 16+. This drop-in class is held Mondays, April 1-June 28 (excluding stat holidays)

Italian for “iron road,” via ferrata is an easy way to safely explore the mountains. A guide will lead you along and up the 180m rock face while you’re attached to the iron cable and bolts fixed into the side of a mountain. This trip is a fun way to try out climbing. No previous experience required. Registration deadline is May 21 for the June 4 session, and June 4 for the June 18 session. For ages 30+.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Broga is vinyasa flow yoga for men and people who identify as men. This is a slower-paced yoga practice combined with longer holds. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+. No registration required. Broga is every Tuesday from January 8 - June 25. Youth $4, Adults (18 - 64) $6.50, Seniors (65 - 79) $5.50, Super Seniors (80+) Free. Or use your Town of Banff membership card.

Broga is vinyasa flow yoga for men and people who identify as men. This is a slower-paced yoga practice combined with longer holds. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+. No registration required. Broga is every Tuesday from January 8 - June 25. Youth $4, Adults (18 - 64) $6.50, Seniors (65 - 79) $5.50, Super Seniors (80+) Free. Or use your Town of Banff membership card.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

Flow Yoga is a traditional approach to yoga that encourages breathing, flexibility, strength and vitality in the body while calming the mind. For ages 16+. This class is held Wednesday, 7:30-8:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street (above the library) from April 1 - June 28. Free.

Children 2-6 are invited, along with their parents, caregivers or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program. Each week a new theme is explored that features related stories, songs, rhymes and finder plays.

Children 0-2 are invited along with their parents, caregivers, and/or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program that includes rhymes and rhythms, bouncing, active songs, finger plays and stories. This program promotes early language development and positive child/adult interactions and bonding.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

Drop-in 50+ Ball Hockey is held Wednesdays, 12 – 1:15 p.m. from May 20 – August 25 at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

Yoga Nidra is a deep relaxation practice during which students are comfortably laying down and guided through meditation that is meant to rejuvenate the nervous system and turn negative thoughts into positive ones. This class includes the relaxation of yoga nidra, grounding breath-work and enlivening meditation. For ages 16+. Register online at banff.ca/register or call 403.762.1251.

Learn a variety of dance styles and get active in this drop-in class for adults 50+. Dancing is a fun and easy way to get moving for all fitness levels. Bring a partner or come on your own.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

An informal game of soccer played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. For ages 16+. Held Wednesdays, 6 – 8 p.m. from May 29 – August 21.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. Drop-in 50+ Fitness is held Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room from April 1 – June 28.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

The Community Table Lunch Program is open to all residents to enjoy a healthy meal and connect in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy soup, salad, fruit, tea and coffee.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

This slow, gentle class focuses on mindful movement and connection to breathing. It blends healing elements from different styles of yoga to enhance well-being and awareness. Create a practice that opens and restores the body, while calming and refreshing the mind. For ages 16+. Register online at banff.ca/register or call 403.762.1251.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For all ages.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

This popular Friday night skate features a DJ playing the hits. Fridays, 7 – 9 p.m. from May 20 – August. 25 at The Fenlands. For ages 16+.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports. Youth get to help set the night’s agenda, choosing their sports and activities or simply just hanging out. Snacks, beverages and small giveaways are included. For Grades 7-10.

Learn basic life support skills you can use while you wait for emergency responders. Focus on casualty assessment, airway management, bleeding control and further injury prevention. Occupational Health & Safety approved. For ages 16+. Register online at banff.ca/register or call 403.762.1251.

Learn life support skills for the emergency responder. Great for those who may experience delay times prior to the arrival of emergency services, or who work in an industrial or high-risk setting. Occupational Health & Safety approved. For ages 16+. Registration required. Call 403.762.1251 or banff.ca/register.

Stop by the Banff Public Library every Saturday and play, sing songs and tell stories. This program is for children 0-6 years of age and their parents. Snacks are provided. No registration required.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

Stop by the Banff Public Library for an hour of creative crafts, exciting activities and invigorating reading materials. Ages 4-7 are welcome from 1-2 p.m. and ages 8-12 are welcome from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Spots guaranteed to the first 15 participants.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 12+.

Join Lynda Pianosi, author of Take a Hike with Your Children, on this half-day hike to learn the basics of getting out and having fun on local trails with your children. For all ages.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For all ages. Sundays, 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. Drop-in 50+ Fitness is held Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room from April 1 – June 28.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

This drop-in program is for parents and kids in strollers. Parents can skate around while wheeling kids in strollers on the roller skating rink.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Drop-in Zumba is every Monday at The Fenlands from 6-7 p.m. (excluding stat holidays). This class will be held in the Concourse, but if the weather is nice, we'll head outside in the Meadow. No registration required.

Yin/Yang Yoga blends two styles of yoga bringing together the benefits of passive yoga poses with more dynamic sequences and standing postures. For ages 16+. This drop-in class is held Mondays, April 1-June 28 (excluding stat holidays)

Learn about safe travel techniques on glaciers. Topics include roping up for the glacier, route-finding, leadership in the mountains, and crevasse rescue techniques. Participants should have some previous outdoor hiking and scrambling experience. Registration deadline is June 11. For ages 30+. Register online at banff.ca/register or call 403.762.1251.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Broga is vinyasa flow yoga for men and people who identify as men. This is a slower-paced yoga practice combined with longer holds. All abilities welcome. For ages 16+. No registration required. Broga is every Tuesday from January 8 - June 25. Youth $4, Adults (18 - 64) $6.50, Seniors (65 - 79) $5.50, Super Seniors (80+) Free. Or use your Town of Banff membership card.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

Learn everything from launching a canoe in the water to paddling skills. Get safety tips while going through exercises, drills and games. Participants aged 13 – 15 must be accompanied by an adult. For ages 13+.

Flow Yoga is a traditional approach to yoga that encourages breathing, flexibility, strength and vitality in the body while calming the mind. For ages 16+. This class is held Wednesday, 7:30-8:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street (above the library) from April 1 - June 28. Free.

Children 2-6 are invited, along with their parents, caregivers or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program. Each week a new theme is explored that features related stories, songs, rhymes and finder plays.

Children 0-2 are invited along with their parents, caregivers, and/or family members to participate in a half hour drop-in program that includes rhymes and rhythms, bouncing, active songs, finger plays and stories. This program promotes early language development and positive child/adult interactions and bonding.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

Drop-in 50+ Ball Hockey is held Wednesdays, 12 – 1:15 p.m. from May 20 – August 25 at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

Learn a variety of dance styles and get active in this drop-in class for adults 50+. Dancing is a fun and easy way to get moving for all fitness levels. Bring a partner or come on your own.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

An informal game of soccer played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. For ages 16+. Held Wednesdays, 6 – 8 p.m. from May 29 – August 21.

50+ Fitness focuses on cardiovascular, coordination, balance and core strength. All abilities welcome. Drop-in 50+ Fitness is held Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 101 Bear Street, above the library, in the Pioneer Room from April 1 – June 28.

This is a family-friendly indoor activity and play area in the curling rink at The Fenlands. Bouncy castles, basketball, ping pong, giant Lego, slacklining, and more. For ages 2-12 (parental supervision required).

The Community Table Lunch Program is open to all residents to enjoy a healthy meal and connect in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy soup, salad, fruit, tea and coffee.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

The Basement is a new youth drop-in centre below the Banff Canmore Community Foundation. It’s a space where youth can hang out, play games, do homework, work on art projects, create music, or just socialize. There are board games, foosball, shuffleboard, instruments, books, WiFi and a popcorn machine. There will be weekly activities – rock climbing, skateboarding, bowling and more. Healthy snacks available daily. This program is generously supported by the Pauw Foundation. For Grades 7-10.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For all ages.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 16+. Drop-in Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays: 12 – 1:15 p.m. or Tuesdays: 6 – 8 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

The Sally Borden Building at the Banff Centre is home to a 25-metre pool, hot tub, wading pool and steam room. Lifejackets are provided at no charge. You can rent towels, purchase swim diapers and other aquatic accessories. Public swimming is supported in part by the Town of Banff. Pool schedules are subject to change. For updates, call 403.762.6450 or visit banffcentre.ca/aquatics.

This popular Friday night skate features a DJ playing the hits. Fridays, 7 – 9 p.m. from May 20 – August. 25 at The Fenlands. For ages 16+.

Get Out drop-in sports night offers a fun, safe space for youth to play a variety of non-competitive sports. Youth get to help set the night’s agenda, choosing their sports and activities or simply just hanging out. Snacks, beverages and small giveaways are included. For Grades 7-10.

Stop by the Banff Public Library every Saturday and play, sing songs and tell stories. This program is for children 0-6 years of age and their parents. Snacks are provided. No registration required.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

Stop by the Banff Public Library for an hour of creative crafts, exciting activities and invigorating reading materials. Ages 4-7 are welcome from 1-2 p.m. and ages 8-12 are welcome from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Spots guaranteed to the first 15 participants.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For ages 12+.

An informal game of hockey played on the arena dry floor at The Fenlands. Helmets and gloves required. For all ages. Sundays, 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. from May 20 – August 25.

Grab your roller skates or rent a retro pair and head to The Fenlands for this fun activity.

A free public swim sponsored by the Town of Banff is held the last Sunday of every month at The Banff Centre's Sally Borden pool from 1 - 4 p.m.

Regular Meeting of Banff Town Council

The Banff Housing Corporation board meets the third Wednesday of every month at 8:30 a.m. at Banff Town Hall.

The Town of Banff Governance and Finance Committee reviews financial policies, financial statements, fees and charges and the Financial Plan. Meetings are held in the council chamber and are open to the public. The Mayor and Town Councillors are the sole members of the committee.