Olivia Smith, who graduated from Rutland Secondary School in 2017, has returned home for some summer holidays and to sing opera Saturday at 7 p.m. at St. Charles Garnier Church.

Being part of the Okanagan’s creative family is such a blessing to me. Although I wish I could attend all the events I write about, I also need to rest in between my own gigs, which forces me to spend time with myself to think of what I want to create/accomplish next.

One of Canada’s top motocross riders love the sport — and the Penticton Peach Festival — so much, he couldn’t stay retired.

Thousands of classic-rock fans will congregate outdoors this weekend at Prospera Place for the fourth annual Rock the Lake music festival.

Jay Leno, one of the world’s most famous standup comedians, will take the stage at West Kelowna’s Mission Hill Family Estate on Aug. 25.

Ringo Starr celebrated the 30th anniversary of his All-Starr Band with a kickoff to a summer tour in Windsor, Ont. The famed drummer has toured with different musical legends over the years, devoting half the show to his own material while giving the others a turn at the microphone. From lef…

Bill Henderson, founder and lead guitarist of Chilliwack, will be a big part of the crowning concert at the Ryga Arts Festival, which runs Aug. 24 – Sept. 1 in Summerland.

The summer blockbuster has arrived.

“Turn Me Loose,” “Lovin’ Every Minute of It,” “Hot Girls in Love,” “This Could Be the Night,” and, of course, “Working for the Weekend.”

Wendy Gregson has so many fond memories of the Penticton Peach Festival, it seems dreamlike that she’s returning — this time as an entertainer.

Audience members danced to Prince's Little Red Corvette, the Cult's She Sells Sanctuary and Simple Minds' Don't You (Forget About Me) when Rann Berry's band paid tribute to the music of the 1980s Saturday night in Lake Country.

Wendy Gregson has so many fond memories of the Penticton Peach Festival, it seems dreamlike that she’s returning — this time as an entertainer.

An Amazing Race Canada challenge that required teams to dive under three feet of ice in the Arctic to retrieve their next clue was put together by a Kelowna company.

It’s island life for me this week celebrating my ninth wedding anniversary with the love of my life, Andrew, who already looks the part, freeing his naturally thick locks of greying mocha curls that he usually contains with a tied tail and hard hat.

Big military bands, soloists, Highland dancers, pipes and drums, silent drill teams and rhythmic gymnasts — more than 600 performers in all — took part in the sixth annual Okanagan Military Tattoo on the weekend in Vernon.

There’s something very fishy going on in downtown Kelowna these days.

In the wonderful world of show business, Tiana Ferlizza is what is called a “triple threat,” excelling at acting, singing and dancing.

If you’ve ever wondered what really goes in to writing a song, you’ll have a chance to find out soon.

I recently told a friend to trust her instincts when she persistently rationalized why it can’t work with a certain man she once had a relationship with.

Vernon artist Mariel Belanger explores the themes of indigenous people and their relationships to the law and the land in a performance at the Kelowna Art Gallery on Thursday. Illegal: Let us Live is a multimedia performance with audio, visual, and performative elements. It takes place at 6 …

Young country singer Beamer Wigley has released an acoustic version of his most recent single, “I Knew."

UBC Okanagan’s courtyard will once again be filled with the sounds of music as Opera Kelowna presents its annual Opera Under the Stars concert on July 31.

The seventh annual Okanagan Caribbean Festival celebrated Caribbean food, music and dance Saturday at City Park in Kelowna. Jerk chicken with rice and peas, limbo dancing and a steel drum band — it was all there.

Bret Michaels is beyond excited to return to perform at CannaFest, Canada’s premiere classic rock festival in Grand Forks set for Aug. 8 to 10.

In the “Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction,” written by Dr. Gabor Maté, won the 2009 Hubert Evans prize for non-fiction.

An alternative rock trio from Vernon known for their energetic stage shows will top the bill at this week's Music in the Park concert at Westbank's Memorial Park.

Shakespeare visits winery

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A Kelowna artist’s works are on display at a North Vancouver gallery.

A new partnership between UBC Okanagan and Vernon’s Caetani Cultural Centre will help make artistic dreams come true for two student-artists.