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Spring is One of the Best Seasons for Hiking in Kelowna

By Lisa Kadane on Mar. 16, 2020

From a rocky viewpoint high above Okanagan Lake, we watch turkey vultures circle in slow spirals as they search the freshly exposed ground for food…

Spring Break in Kelowna with Kids

By Lisa Kadane on Mar. 05, 2020

The month of March is an exciting time of transition in the Okanagan Valley—there’s still plenty of snow in the high country, but around town purple crocuses and white snowdrop blossoms are poking up everywhere…

5 Places to Eat Cookies in Kelowna

By Aman Dosanj on Feb. 20, 2020

Cookies. Enough said. You don’t even need a reason…

Soma Craft Cidery - Cider Tasting at Table

7 Family-Friendly Eats for the Family Day Long Weekend

By Aman Dosanj on Feb. 07, 2020

Family. They’re kind of important. And we have a day designated to celebrating them. So, the big question then becomes, where should you eat in Kelowna while celebrating the Family Day long weekend…

Choose How You Explore Kelowna This February Long Weekend

By Melissa McCluskey on Feb. 03, 2020

Whether you’re celebrating Galentine’s Day with your closest girlfriends, exploring the area with your loved ones over Family Day, or looking for a night out with your pals, there is a lot of fun to be had in and around Kelowna over the February long weekend…

Soma Craft Cidery - Apple Juice Tasting at Table

Where to Eat in Kelowna if You're a Foodie Family

By Lisa Kadane on Jan. 31, 2020

With over 100 restaurants just in downtown Kelowna, there is no lack of chains and independent eateries for families to fill up on burgers and fries…

Winter Accessible Skiing with Powderhounds

By Matt Ferguson on Jan. 09, 2020

The Okanagan has been known as a winter wonderland for many years. Mild winters bring small amounts of snow to the valley bottom, but huge amounts of champagne powder to the ski hills…

How to Spend Christmas Break in Kelowna with Kids (hint: get outside!)

By Lisa Kadane on Dec. 04, 2019

Last year over winter break my husband and I hiked into Myra Bellevue Provincial Park with sleds and our two kids in tow and spent a couple of hours zooming down snow-covered trails normally used for hiking…