The Grizzli Winery Art Gallery, located inside the winery’s 20,000 square foot tasting room, opens their spring art rotation, In Her Eyes, Feb. 1.
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Globally Fair has opened at 1789 Ross Rd. in West Kelowna, kitty corner to Byland’s Nursery.
BarBurrito Fresh Mexican Grill opened on the Westside Aug. 16.
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Rents for one-bedroom apartments in Kelowna have risen 17.4% in the last year, according to a rental website.
It was a triumphant return to live music — a post-pandemic party, born of pent-up demand — at Mission Hill Family Estate in West Kelowna.
Kelowna and the Central Okanagan continued a strong job performance in June with unemployment dropping another half point to four per cent, according to the latest Statistics Canada labour force survey.
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There are milestone anniversaries galore this summer at B.C. wineries.
Liquid Customs Kelowna hosted the Dip ’N Dream Show and Shine as part of its grand opening Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Good Natured has several meanings when it comes to these wines.
KF Aerospace is opening its hangar doors for a career fair on July 7.
A new restaurant opened in Kelowna on Wednesday.
Michael J. Ballingall, Big White Ski Resort’s senior vice president, has received the Far West Ski Association’s Bill Mackey Award for Outstanding Ski Industry Employee.
The new CEO of Kelowna-based Interior Savings Credit Union didn’t rise to the top through the traditional banking roles.
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Sandy Leier’s current go-to wine is the 2021 Sandhill Sangiovese Rose ($30).
After a temporary closure, C Lovers Fish and Chips at #104 — 3466 Carrington Rd. re-opened June 1 under new ownership. The restaurant is open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday.
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No topic has garnered as much interest in recent years as the debate over different classes of e-bikes and a plan to ban Class 2 and 3 ebikes from parts of the Okanagan Rail Trail.
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From barely-there pale to almost red, Okanagan rose wines run the colour gamut.
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What do you pair with smoked and seared pole-caught ahi tuna accompanied by pink peppercorn potato salad?
Okanagan College students will once again be competing for the Canadian title after qualifying for the Enactus National Exposition with a first-place finish during their semi-final round.
Grade 5 and 6 students at Bankhead Elementary learned how to turn a profit and give back to the community this week with their Young Entrepreneur Fair.
anagan College business students are going to school in Finland this summer.
The Stober Foundation is looking to give money to worthwhile projects.
Quails’ Gate Estate Winery, owned by the Stewart family, has entered into a long-term lease agreement with the Martiniuk family, who owned Stoneboat Vineyards until 2021, on a 30-acre vineyard on the Black Sage Bench in Oliver.
A groundbreaking ceremony for a West Kelowna housing project will take place this weekend in Shannon Lake.
Relief is on the way for prospective home buyers who have been left out in the cold by rising prices, according to the B.C. Real Estate Association.
Programs designed to help Indigenous and female high school students develop their computer and business skills have been supported by a $250,000 donation from Scotiabank.
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Throw them in the cooler, enjoy on a picnic, while golfing, at the beach, on a boat, in the park, on a patio or while you walk the dog.
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Chef Alessa Valdez infuses a little of her personality onto every plate.
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Apartments cost 21% more to rent than they did a year ago, according to a firm that lists and tracks units for rent.
Beacon’s Furry Fundation Society’s Build a Furry Friend Toy Lodge had a soft opening Tuesday at its new location at 16 – 1515 Westgate Rd.
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Fairview Cellars in Oliver is a prime example of succession planning done right.
Jen Oishi’s mom loves the Pinot Gris and her mother-in-law is partial to the rose.
Prices kept climbing, but home sales were down by about one-third across the Okanagan in April as the impacts of rising interest rates began to take hold.
Mission Hill Family Estate’s Terrace Restaurant opens for the season Saturday.
A new airline that’s serving Kelowna has launched a 50% seat sale.
Chain Reaction is one of those triple-whammy names.
South Okanagan realtor Lyndi Cruickshank is the new president of the Association of Interior Realtors.
A student-led investment fund at Okanagan College has reached its $100,000 goal.
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People are invited to buy a piece of a community-owned solar-power project being launched at a Kelowna winery.
Accelerate Okanagan and Prospera Credit Union are teaming up to provide local businesses with guidance and grant funding to cover the cost of technology upgrades.
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“Drink beauty” is written four times in stylish cursive on the foil around the elegantly tapered neck of the Gancia Prosecco Brut ($26) bottle.
A coalition of Okanagan chambers of commerce is hosting a Valleywide Business Expo on May 22 in Penticton.
Four ways luxury is being redefined in the Okanagan
It’s the hottest ticket in Kelowna on 4/20.
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In effect, you can crack almost any wine this Easter and be a vinous genius.
For the first time since COVID-19 changed everything, the Farmstrong Cider Company welcomed visitors on the weekend, and hundreds drove to the countryside north of Armstrong where they were greeted with musicians, 36 craft vendors, a menu that included wood-fired pizzas and, of course, 10 va…
Gary Sumner and Dawn Mace were busy on Thursday evening as they welcomed close to 100 guests to the grand opening of The Grand House of Photography in Vernon.
The North Okanagan Labour Council and WorkSafeBC will host a ceremony to mark the National Day of Mourning at Ben Lee Park on April 28.
A group of Kelowna breweries are launching a new program on Friday.
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A new domestic and international charter jet service is being launched by KF Aerospace.
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Blue Mountain Vineyard and Cellars in Okanagan Falls will not make any 2021 vintage wines because grapes grown on its 31-hectare estate show smoke taint.
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This video shows an off-duty Kelowna RCMP officer going to the aid of a colleague who was having difficulty arresting a suspect. The video was filmed by the off-dutry officer's wife.
Kelowna Car & Bike Show on May 29, 2022. This was a well attended event at Rutland Lion’s Park. Join artist Terry Leonard as he searches for new subjects. This is part 3 of his Triple A Car Show and Brewery Tour 2022 https://www.wheelsinart.com/triple-a-car-show-brewey-2022-tour-calendar/
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Considered by many to be the kickoff to summer, the 23rd Annual World of Wheels attracted up to 15,000 people to Peachland Sunday, with smiling crowds eager to get out in the sunshine and take in the 500 classic vehicles that lined Beach Avenue and filled Heritage and Cousins Parks.