Kelowna in winter is magical. Imagine it: the surrounding mountains, farmlands and ponderosa pines are covered in a light dusting of snow, the air is crisp but mild, and you’re looking forward to starting your day on a mountain and ending it with a meal overlooking the lake…
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October in Kelowna: the trees are full of colourful leaves, the air is crisper, the harvest is in full swing, and there is a ton of outdoor adventure to be had. Thanksgiving in Kelowna is a chance to celebrate the season surrounded by orchard views, farm fresh flavours, and stunning autumn landscapes…
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Fall in the Central Okanagan is a season of gathering and expression. Across West Kelowna, Kelowna, and Lake Country, the arts and culture scene comes alive through live performances, music, galleries, and public art. From symphony concerts and local theatre productions to Indigenous storytelling and murals that reflect community history, each community offers ways to connect with creativity…
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If you are an interested visitor who has already begun your research, you have most likely heard about Kelowna’s Cultural District. Our city’s downtown core is absolutely bursting with artistic colour and history, but the culture of the Central Okanagan extends far beyond that innermost hub…
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As we stay local this winter and explore our own backyards, why not take in some arts and culture? There are many great experiences and exhibitions happening that you can explore with those in your household…
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Every fall, the picturesque community of Lake Country bustles with activities and performances as they host 300+ artists from all over British Columbia and Alberta at the community's popular Lake County ArtWalk. This annual event sees more than 7,000 art-loving spectators so most locals have either attended or are familiar with it. What fewer people are aware of is the fantastic Lake Country Art Gallery and adorably rustic coffee shop located at 10356 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. …
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