Exciting news for curling fans this week, tickets for the 2025 Montana's Brier, which will be hosted in Kelowna, are now available! This will be the first time in over 50 years that Kelowna has hosted this event, and the excitement in the curling community is palpable…
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With winter now officially underway, it is the ideal time to highlight all the Kelowna experiences and offerings—and added value—meeting and event planners can take advantage of when hosting future events during this season…
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The weather may be cooling down, but Kelowna’s art and culture scene is not! Some great events are coming up in Kelowna, so don’t miss out. Here are two noteworthy art and culture events for your fall calendar.…
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This fall, Kelowna will welcome athletes, coaching staff, family and friends, and curling fans for the second edition of the Pan Continental Curling Championships…
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Kelowna will welcome conference speakers and delegates including industry professionals from across Canada, as well as international guests from the U.S., Japan, Norway, Germany, Hong Kong, Mexico, France, Netherlands, UK, and Estonia, when BreakOut West (BOW) 2023 kicks off on October 11…
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Kelowna’s beer scene has been established and growing for years. In downtown Kelowna, two breweries have proven to be anchors of the scene…
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Throughout 2022, we’ll be connecting with Kelowna and area residents to discover more about the people who call this region home, to learn about their favourite places, and to find out how tourism impacts their lives…
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With spring right around the corner, there’s no better time to show yourself some love while making the most of Kelowna. Here are a few ways to focus on self-care and wellness in Kelowna this winter and spring…
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Who knew Kelowna once had a vibrant Chinatown, filled with groceries, laundries and merchant shops? Or that the Okanagan Valley is the most bio-diverse region in Canada? These are but two fascinating facts gleaned at the Okanagan Heritage Museum during a recent visit…
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The arrival of cooler weather and snow can make it tempting to hibernate at home; however, staying active and engaged with those around you is vital for physical and mental health. Late fall and early winter in Kelowna offer numerous ways to keep your body moving, to get creative, and to connect with friends and family while having fun…
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