An exhibit on First Nation languages, in conjunction with the Royal B.C. Museum, opens at the Okanagan Heritage Museum on Saturday.

The Westside will be getting a much-needed art gallery as Grizzli Winery opens a gallery specializing in Okanagan works in its spacious wine tasting room, one of the largest in Canada.

Lake Country’s Creekside Theatre is reopening with more than a dozen shows planned between October and February.

Proactive artists and creators are creating alternate opportunities for artists and audiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This week was loaded with news about the next-generation consoles coming from Microsoft.

Charlie Kaufman’s latest film for Netflix is a stunningly unique piece of abstract cinema

A movie shot in Kelowna last December is getting set for its premiere soon at the Vancouver International Film Festival.

Three metal album reviews:

Conscious Hip-Hop is a rising subgenre of the classic Rap/Hip-Hop scene, and “Bird’s Eye View,” the newest single from Vernon-born rapper “Kalateral” (Kyle Hesketh) is a perfect representation of where the genre is going.

In a summer plagued by an avalanche of cancelled events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Crossing Creek Community Theatre’s outdoor production of the Canterbury Tales or Geoffrey Chaucer’s Flying Circus at Kalala Winery is a welcome change.

In the pouring rain and what felt like gale force winds I arrived with my husband at Kalala Organic Estate Winery in West Kelowna excited for the chance to see some theatre in the form of The Canterbury Tales.

COVID-19 has been especially hard on Kelowna Actors Studio which receives no local, provincial or federal grants. Yet fueled by an undeniable passion for theatre, executive producer Nate Flavel and artistic managing director Randy Leslie vow the show must go on. And on and on.

A Kelowna comic’s debut album, By The Slice, will be released on Monday.

After 15 years of showing her fabric work as part of the Peachland Little Schoolhouse Summer Arts Program, Peachland quilter Connie Ross held her final show and sale at the school house last week.

Unable to put on its usual outdoor theatre productions, Armstrong’s Caravan Farm Theatre will instead be showing movies.

Expect a combination of carefully spaced in-person gatherings and online events for this year’s Ryga Arts Festival, which kicks off Saturday.

As normal life tries its best to resume, we still have to be vigilant to the fact there is a pandemic happening, and its not going away soon

An Okanagan prog rock band that disbanded after releasing its final EP last year is now releasing a video of its final concerts.

As live theatre takes a bow for now due to these unprecedented times, the North Okanagan’s Caravan Farm Theatre is taking steps to ensure its future.

A Kelowna Afro-fusion and hip hop artist has released a new single with a disco flavour. “Vice City Vibes (S.S.C.R.C.Y.)” from local artist Edge lands as a follow-up to his previous release, “11:11” — which sits at over 70,000 streams and counting.

The show must go on for Crossing Creek Community Theatre, who are rehearsing The Canterbury Tales or Geoffrey Chaucer’s Flying Circus by Burton Bumgarner.

Kelowna-based artist Sheldon Pierre Louis is the creative force behind a series of new paintings on view at the Kelowna International Airport.

A classic music festival in Vernon and Kelowna will go ahead this summer, after all.

The Anna Jacyszyn Quartet with Loni Moger, Stefan Bienz and Stephen Buck will perform in a livestream fundraising concert Saturday night.

Kelowna-based piano bluesman Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne has a new single out.

Lake Country artists Alison Beaumont and Lynette Schlichting come together with Vancouver-based artists Katherine Coe and Eve Leader for the exhibition Significance Stares at Me from Everywhere, opening July 4 at the Lake Country Art Gallery.