Dress for Success Kelowna is opening its doors and inviting the community to come see what’s next

The Child & Youth Advocacy Centre of Kelowna (CYAC) is delighted to announce that the winner of its 2026 Summer Car Raffle is Sandi Lyon of Penticton, BC!

A new monthly gathering is coming to Kelowna this September, inviting women across the Okanagan to connect through conversation rather than conventional networking.

Sugar Rush is on view at the Kelowna Art Gallery through October 4, 2026.

Long before digital transformation became a business buzzword, Pauline Stevenson was helping organizations navigate the emerging world of computer technology.

Skillful, a new exhibition at the Kelowna Art Gallery features works by Governor General's Award recipients Jane Kidd, Lou Lynn and Greg Payce

For Dhorea Ramanula, the work has never been about titles or recognition. It has been about standing in the spaces many people avoid. Grief, addiction, trauma, homelessness, and mental health - and helping others find their way through.

The Okanagan Pet Expo is officially returning to the historic Laurel Packinghouse and Square on Sunday, June 7, 2026. Celebrating another year of community and companionship, the expo promises a high-energy day filled with over 50 local vendors, interactive competitions, and a heartfelt mission to support local animal rescues.

The local community is invited to experience the magic of connection at the inaugural Bibidi Bop, a free family community event taking place on June 14, 2026, from 11am-5pm at Kelowna Event Centre - 2041 Harvey Ave, Kelowna.

Kelowna has earned international recognition after being featured on National Geographic's 2026 Best of the World: Best Food list, a prestigious collection of destinations celebrated for their exceptional culinary experiences.

This Is Adele, a live tribute show backed by a six-piece band that blends theatre-style intimacy with the kind of powerful live vocals audiences expect from Adele’s music

Michelle Webber, founder of SONDR, set out to challenge an industry that wasn’t working—for her, and for many others. What followed was not a straight path, but a journey marked by bold decisions, unexpected setbacks, and the kind of resilience that transforms obstacles into opportunity.

The 2026 Asian Heritage Month celebrations in the Okanagan began with a dynamic Opening Forum that brought together more than 200 community members—Asian and non-Asian—reflecting the diversity and unity of the region.

Get ready for a weekend of smoky flavours, live entertainment, and family fun as Kelowna Ribfest presented by Impact Events returns to City Park from July 3–5, 2026.