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Arts & Culture

Cultural District

Art & Culture Listings

A vibrant painting of three koi fish swimming in deep blue water.
Ellis Art Studios

1021 Ellis St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1Z3

a room with a lot of furniture and a brick wall with a lot of windows and a wooden floor at The Okanagan Wine & Orchard Museum in Kelowna.
The Okanagan Wine & Orchard Museum

1304 Ellis St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1Z8 Canada

A carved wooden mask with intricate details on a pink wall.
Kelowna Art Gallery

1315 Water Street Kelowna

a statue of a man on top of a wooden pole in front of a building with a glass window
Rotary Centre for the Arts

421 Cawston Avenue Kelowna, BC V1Y 6Z1 Canada

Frequently Asked Questions

The Father Pandosy Mission and Benvoulin Heritage Church are historic sites open for tours.

Yes, the Father Pandosy Mission and the Okanagan Heritage Museum are notable historic sites.

The Okanagan Heritage Museum showcases the history of the Okanagan Valley.

The Father Pandosy Mission and Myra Canyon Trestles are significant historical landmarks.

Yes, the Father Pandosy Mission and the Okanagan Heritage Museum are popular historic sites.

The Okanagan Heritage Museum and Father Pandosy Mission are notable historical sites.

The Okanagan Heritage Museum and the Okanagan Military Museum are two history museums in Kelowna.

The Kelowna Dragon Boat Festival and Kelowna DiverseCity Multicultural Festival are notable cultural events.

The Kelowna Heritage Foundation offers information on the city's architectural history.

The Sncewips Heritage Museum offers exhibits and information on indigenous history and culture.

The Okanagan Heritage Museum offers exhibits on the region’s history.

The Okanagan Heritage Museum and Father Pandosy Mission are rich in local history.

The Kelowna Art Gallery and the Sncewips Heritage Museum showcase works by Indigenous artists.

The Okanagan Heritage Museum and the Okanagan Military Museum are popular cultural venues.

Yes, visit our Wine Tours page for recommendations and special offers.

Yes, companies like Kelowna Walking Tours offer guided historical tours of the city.