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Before Alexi McGreer was bringing mothers and local businesses together, she was organizing rock shows in Vancouver.

Young cooks joined professional chefs to help prepare a dinner that would support food education for more children across the Okanagan.

EPIC Okanagan arrives at the Laurel Packinghouse in Kelowna on Friday, November 6, 2026, for an evening of live competition, inventive cocktails, and delicious paired bites

Before Marie-Line Villers built websites, developed digital strategies or helped businesses navigate artificial intelligence, she was a curious child opening up a broken radio to understand how it worked.

At the Kelowna Art Gallery, an invitation to rest opens a conversation about shelter, family and the histories we carry into shared spaces.

Kelowna voters will elect eight councillors in the 2026 municipal election on October 17. This year’s official council candidate list includes 11 women.

Lee-Ann Tiede has called Kelowna home for more than 34 years and brings more than two decades of elected public service experience.

Laura Thurnheer grew up in Kelowna and has more than 30 years of experience across education, business, governance and community organizations.

Silverado Socrates is a longtime Kelowna resident and accomplished former competitive runner.

Mohini Singh has served on Kelowna City Council since 2011 and is seeking re-election in 2026.

Teresa May has called Kelowna home for more than 20 years and has a background spanning entrepreneurship, education, residential construction and community service.

Julia Fraser has served as an elected trustee with Central Okanagan Public Schools for 15 years and is currently Board Chair.