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Felix and Oscar have changed.

Summer is upon us and while some are just falling in love with the gorgeous Okanagan spring weather, for others this love is far more literal as many chose to say their "I do's" in the coming months.

The Kiwanis Music Festival is holding a Cabaret Night on May 26 to raise money for next year's festival.

The Kelowna Art Gallery and The Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies at UBC will present a film screening of Professor Norman Cornett: Since When Do We Divorce the Right Answer from an Honest Answer?

What is it about Celtic music that makes it so hard to sit still? Andrew Mercer of the band Cod Gone Wild knows. "We call it 'jig-avitus!'"

Let me start the week by offering huge congratulations to our amazing Kelowna community theatre groups for the way they so successfully represented our city at the recent Ozone Theatre Festival in Armstrong last week.

For the past 52 years, Rutland May Days has always centred on a deep sense of community, and this year is no exception.

Playing is something kids do well. So is pretending. Perhaps that has something to do with the success of Bumbershoot Children's Theatre at the recent Ozone festival, or, perhaps it has something to do with their artistic director Tracy Ross.

An outdoor art gallery is coming to Rutland this summer.