The father of shock-rock is returning to Penticton this spring.

Creekside Theatre in Lake Country is crazy busy this fall and winter.

SPALLUMCHEEN — Fiery, artistic, dreamy, dark, and daring are some of the words to describe what Halloween revellers can expect when Caravan Farm Theatre hosts its 16th annual Walk of Terror. This year’s event will feature an all-new line-up of community-powered theatre installations, and for…

Not that it was written in the audition pages, but any actor trying out for the role of Rocky in “Rocky Horror Show” must have known it included very small golden lame shorts.

It's a strange path that has brought Canadian alternative country singer-songwriter, Leeroy Stagger to Kelowna.

The second annual Diwali in Vernon Festival kicks off on Tuesday.

Ballet Kelowna will launch its 17th season with Dawn, a program of several different dance items at the Kelowna Community Theatre on Nov. 1-2 at 7:30 p.m.

I am a big fan of autumn because that’s when my closet is once again stocked with cosy clothing, scarves and long socks. I love walking by Mission Creek, enjoying the changing colours of nature that get so vibrant and beautiful as the temperature decreases.

Last month, we talked about how loot boxes were being looked at in the UK as tools to exploit children and younger players.

Popularized but not written by Mark Twain is the phrase “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics.”

An Edmonton-based duo’s alternative side is coming out in their new album, Wake Up Wake Up.

How many of us remember what we were doing at the age of 14? I certainly don’t have specific memories, but at a guess, most of us were finding our footing in high school, starting to establish our place in the social scheme of things, and playing at sports and other hobbies.

Steve Smith, a creative Canadian actor, once envisioned his alter-ego, Red Green, as a 1978 summer-time replacement television show with the potential of lasting a year.

Juno Award-winning country singer Johnny Reid will be performing a Christmas show at the South Okanagan Events Centre on Friday, Dec. 13.

An annual nocturnal celebration of arts and culture is set for this Friday at venues around Kelowna.

The passing of Harold Mabern, a jazz giant with a wonderful spirit for sharing and telling stories, hit me hard this week.

Chamber Music Kelowna is celebrating 40 years of concert presentations in Kelowna with its 2019-20 season. The series features some of the finest works in the chamber music, award-winning artists and the return of audience favourites.

Downton Abbey, the motion picture, is out tomorrow.

For her majestic tale of a young Chinese fisherman making a magical catch, Lake Country’s Samantha Jude Macpherson is in the running for the Writers’ Trust’s Journey Prize.

Canadian comedian Ron James will be an equal opportunity offender as he returns to the Kelowna Community Theatre Sunday, Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. as part of his “Full Throttle” tour.

“Are we ready to rock?” a narrator asked as Theatre Kelowna introduced The Who’s “Tommy” at Kelowna Community Theatre on Thursday night.

Ahhh well. If only there was such a thing as a ‘do-over’ in real life.

Old Dominion to play Penticton

TORONTO — “Room” author Emma Donoghue says auditions are well underway for the stage adaptation of her international bestseller about a young mother and boy held captive in a storage shed.