Located close to the Okanagan Lake, the Okanagan Heritage Museum is one of the best places in the city to gain some knowledge about the local and regional history as well as catch a glimpse of ethnographic exhibits from various corners of the world. Known for hosting traveling and local exhibits, the exhibitions at the Okanagan Heritage Museum not only offer a lot of information about the region’s history and culture, but they are also quite thought-provoking. The museum, besides displaying exhibits, is also the site of a public research facility and a conservation laboratory. Note that the admission to the fascinating museum is by donation only.
A popular gallery in the city, Hambleton Galleries is home to a number of fascinating works of art. Aiming to promote and support contemporary art, this gallery features a myriad of impressive exhibits, by some of the most talent artists from across the country. From canvas paintings, photography and sculpture, to obscure art, intriguing installations, there's plenty to be marveled at, at this gallery. Along with its regular displays, a number of themed exhibitions, workshops and events are also organised at this spot.
H2O Adventure Centre is located in South Kelowna and is a unique facility that offers a range of fun aquatic activities and fitness facilities. A large swimming pool with a diving board, a wave pool, water slides, hot tub, sauna, and a gym ensure there's something for the whole family. The facilities and equipment are clean and well maintained and the staff is knowledgeable, friendly and helpful, ensuring safety is always a priority here.
Located near the city centre, Laurel Packinghouse is a part of Kelowna's heritage as it is one of the oldest standing packing houses in the region The building was revived in the year 2010 and restored and renovated, now housing the Okanagan Wine Industry Museum and Okanagan Orchard Museum. You can also rent the historic building for events such as weddings, private functions, and other community events. The gift shop on-site also ensures that you can buy some souvenirs for friends and family back home.
Home to a collection of fascinating works of art, Tutt Art Gallery takes you an aesthetically pleasing journey through modern art. Featuring a collection of spectacular exhibits by some of the most renowned local artists, there's plenty to be admired at this gallery. Along with its permanent collection, the gallery also features a number of interesting events, workshops and themed exhibitions, wherein one can interact with some of the resident artists and also purchase an artwork that catches your eye.
Rotary Centre for the Arts, located in the heart of the city, has truly become the center of everything artistic in Kelowna since its humble beginnings in 2002. A massive facility that includes the Mary Irwin Theater, Pacific Safety Products Boardroom, Salloum Rehearsal Hall, an atrium and a dance studio is host to a range of events like comedy shows, concerts, film screening, and theater and dance performances. The Arts Center also conducts courses in arts and crafts. A bistro on-site serves delicious fare that's a perfect accompaniment to the performance in the Rotary Centre for the Arts.
A popular gallery in the city, Hambleton Galleries is home to a number of fascinating works of art. Aiming to promote and support contemporary art, this gallery features a myriad of impressive exhibits, by some of the most talent artists from across the country. From canvas paintings, photography and sculpture, to obscure art, intriguing installations, there's plenty to be marveled at, at this gallery. Along with its regular displays, a number of themed exhibitions, workshops and events are also organised at this spot.
Located close to the Okanagan Lake, the Okanagan Heritage Museum is one of the best places in the city to gain some knowledge about the local and regional history as well as catch a glimpse of ethnographic exhibits from various corners of the world. Known for hosting traveling and local exhibits, the exhibitions at the Okanagan Heritage Museum not only offer a lot of information about the region’s history and culture, but they are also quite thought-provoking. The museum, besides displaying exhibits, is also the site of a public research facility and a conservation laboratory. Note that the admission to the fascinating museum is by donation only.
Located near the city centre, Laurel Packinghouse is a part of Kelowna's heritage as it is one of the oldest standing packing houses in the region The building was revived in the year 2010 and restored and renovated, now housing the Okanagan Wine Industry Museum and Okanagan Orchard Museum. You can also rent the historic building for events such as weddings, private functions, and other community events. The gift shop on-site also ensures that you can buy some souvenirs for friends and family back home.