A Canadian classic heavy metal band that's on tour all across North America this summer is bringing its fist-pounding anthems to Kelowna on July 2.

A group of Vancouver rockers with Kelowna roots will return to their old hometown for a show on July 6.

Saxophonist Mats Gustafson will put on a solo performance June 25 in the pyramid at Summerhill winery as part of the 35th edition of the Alternator gallery's Skin and Bones experimental music series.

Is it just that my awareness is widening and I am becoming more knowledgeable, or are we as a community finding a normal healthy balance for inclusion and recognition of the First Nations culture?

With a new EP due out later this month, Vancouver metal band KOSM will be performing in Kelowna on Saturday.

With E3 only days away the hype for what new games are coming up is extremely high. I wanted to do a quite dive into the issues that can come from hyping something up and then coming short on the delivery when it comes into players hands. Two of the most controversial games in the last while…

The Borealis String Quartet will perform a work by local composer Imant Raminsh to open the 40th anniversary season of Chamber Music Kelowna concerts in October.

“I grew up in this town and I used methadone, but an injection site is a government-funded crack shack!”

A colourful collection of things to do is within our reach this week and because the weather is warm and dry and the days are longer, it makes going out a pleasure with an easy, breezy attitude.

It will be a blast from the past as classic rock legends Styx are set to perform in Penticton later this summer alongside Canadian icons Loverboy.

Danni “That Guy” Deeds will battle bitter rival Marty “Mad Dog” Sugar.

Kelowna will enter a world of attempted feats of unrealized stupidity and plastic-bag puppetry this weekend as the 29th annual Fat Cat Children’s Festival tries a new format.

The Rotary Centre for the Arts’ theatre was transformed into the S.S. Mary Irwin on Thursday night.

Glam rocker Nick Gilder performs his signature hit, "Roxy Roller" with Sweeney Todd, Saturday evening at the Summerland Arena.

Visitors to the Kelowna Art Gallery can get a glimpse of just how much artistic talent resides in youth in the Okanagan through a new exhibition on view.

West Kelowna’s Evelyn Krieger, 22, was one of the high achievers at the 2019 Kelowna Kiwanis Festival.

Last summer, I was at a family wedding where a guest told a story that caught my attention. It was about a trip to Disneyland his family and the groom’s had taken when the groom was about eight.

Canadian fiddle champion Scott Woods and his all-star band present Fiddlin’ Around, a two-hour Branson-style live show features lots of fun fiddle tunes in the style of Don Messer, Graham Townsend and Al Cherny, as well as traditional country and gospel songs that reflect the music and value…

Mark Hummel’s Golden State-Lone Star Blues Revue will headline a big Okanagan Jazz and Blues Society show next Thursday.

New Vintage Theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors has a big rotating set, big singing voices and a big dose of theatrical comedy.

Two time Juno Award nominee Jill Barber is coming to the Okanagan in October.

After a sold-out show two years ago, legendary Canadian rocker Burton Cummings is returning to the Kelowna Community Theatre this fall.

A Syrian guitar quartet visits Kelowna later this week for a benefit show in support of local refugees and immigrants.

A new exhibition by Musqueam artist Susan Point opens at the Kelowna Art Gallery this weekend. This marks the first solo exhibition of her work in the Okanagan.

Tim Tamashiro follows the philosophy of ikigai which believers say provides a roadmap for how to live a meaningful life.

Rann Berry is bringing is Soul of Motown show back to The Forum for one last show.

Sonny Greenwich may not be the best-known name in Canadian jazz, but to Vancouver saxophonist Mike Allen he’s a jazz giant.

What a fast paced world we live in. Current news is served to us within seconds of it happening and whether it’s real or fabricated, we are filled information that overloads the senses. Sometimes, I can’t keep up so I just have to shut down. The Okanagan is such a beautiful place to let go o…

Randall Robinson is a film and video producer at Media Button Communications.

The Tea Party hosted an unusual party at Kelowna Community Theatre on Tuesday but it was not everyone’s cup of tea.

Music Fest MS was a family affair, as well as the greater community helping the MS community at Kelowna Community Theatre on Sunday.