Kelowna's Juicy Tips

Louise Pitre is a Canadian icon of broadway music. She has appeared at Carnegie Hall, been nominated for a Tony Award for her debut role in the smash hit Mamma Mia!, and won more awards than you can shake a baton at. And on February 11, she will be gracing the stage at the Rotary [...]

“The sun’ll come out, tomorrow, so you gotta hang on till tomorrow, there’ll be sun…” Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? It makes me want to hum along; and in the Kelowna Actors Studio production on Annie (until December 17) the popular tunes are brought to life by a talented cast.

This Friday and Saturday, Ballet Kelowna invites us all to channel our inner voyeur, inviting us to their fundraiser, “Hot Holiday Homes” which will give ticket holders access to wander through 6 gorgeously decorated private Kelowna homes to get us in the holiday spirit.

Hey local wine lovers! We’re getting ready to receive a special guest this coming week, and you’ll want to meet her! Natalie MacLean will be coming to Kelowna on her book tour of Unquenchable: A Tipsy Quest for the World’s Best Bargain Wines. It promises to be an evening of wine, laughter and story-telling in [...]

‘Tis the season of craft fairs and colourful displays, and there is no shortage of events in Kelowna this month to get you in the gifting spirit and help you find those little gems.

The season kick-off to the Kelowna Actors Studio for the 2011-2012 line-up of on-stage magic is Brigadoon: The Concert Version. I could literally feel the anticipation in the room on Friday when I attended the show in Kelowna.

With the Fall Okanagan Wine Festival coming up at the end of the month, I thought I’d take the opportunity to remind you about our 5 local wine trails – and about the handy wayfinding brochure available for free at the Kelowna Visitor Centre, called “Kelowna Wine Trails Guide“. This is also timely because our [...]

Lake Country’s annual ArtWalk takes place once again this weekend (September 10 and 11), and it will showcase over 3000 artworks by over 300 artists, opening its doors to more than 7000 visitors.