Best Arts and Culture Places in Peachland

"Address:Kelowna Art Gallery, 1315 Water St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 9R3. The Kelowna Art Gallery is located in the heart of Kelowna's Cultural District, and it offers both historical and contemporary Canadian art and culture to its guests. Four separate gallery spaces, including one that's located outdoors, feature exhibitions that change throughout the year, and an extensive permanent exhibit is also available for perusing."

"The Kelowna Art Gallery, the last stop on the block, is the heart of Kelowna’s cultural scene. It showcases local, national, and international exhibitions in its four gallery spaces, and offers art classes and workshops for all ages throughout the year. You can get creative with the family every Sunday with guided hands-on art activities or you can enjoy the current exhibitions."

"Located downtown in Kelowna’s Cultural District, Hambleton Galleries has an extensive collection of original paintings, sculptures, glasswork and ceramics for sale from Canadian artists like Don Berger, Leslie Bolin, and Ronan Boyle. Their entire collection is browsable online, and they offer complimentary art installation and design consultations with free delivery in Kelowna. Hambleton Galleries has regularly changing exhibitions of individual Kelowna artists in addition to seasonal showcases featuring multiple artists with works for sale."

"Start by visiting Hambleton Galleries, which was established in 1963 and is the oldest commercial art gallery in the interior of BC. The gallery carries extraordinary pieces by local and national artists, ranging from contemporary works of art to historical pieces, as well as stone sculptures, ceramics, and glass work. Hours of operations: Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m."

"If you’re looking for a family-friendly event to entertain, experience art, and connect with the Okanagan art community, check out the Lake Country ArtWalk festival. This annual art event happens every September at the Lake Country Community Complex, displaying local artists’ work in tandem with live music performances, hands-on art activities for kids, and food from local vendors. Find out more about the ArtWalk: http://lakecountryartwalk.ca/"

"From there it’s a hop, skip, and a jump to the Rotary Centre for the Arts, a multidisciplinary visual and performing arts centre, home to the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art (gallery) as well as the Mary Irwin Theatre and resident artists' studios. Take a moment here to indulge in some delicious artisan gelato from the bistro before you carry on to the Kelowna Art Gallery. Hours of operations: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m."

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"For some of the best cakes in Kelowna, you must try Whisk Cake Company which crafts inspired wedding and special occasion cakes fused with locally-grown flavours and an Okanagan-inspired feel."

"When you smell the homemade waffle cones wafting down Bernard Avenue, you know Moo-lix is open for the season!. The long line-ups are worth the wait when it comes to this ice cream shop. Grab a cone for the kids, yourself, and even your pup and head down to City Park to enjoy."

"Through the hot days of summer into the cool mornings of fall, we harvest our calendula from around the garden – cheery and bright orange blossoms, packed full of antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties 🌼 ⁠ The natural power in certain plants is really quite incredible, and simple herbal infusions are a great way of harnessing their benefits. We infuse our calendula petals in organic virgin coconut oil to create a nourishing, enriched oil that we combine with organic jojoba oil, local @arloshoneyfarm beeswax, our farm-grown lavender essential oil and vitamin E oil to make our creamy Calendula Body Butter (yep, that's it – full ingredients list!)⁠ ⁠ Gentle enough for even the littlest members of the family, this body butter works to calm, heal and repair sensitive skin prone to redness and irritation, and it's packaged in our 100% biodegradable wood chip container for a gentler footprint on the environment too ♻️ ⁠ [ and yes, that model bump is the first member of the 5th generation of our family farm, arriving later this fall 🥰 ]. A post shared by Okanagan Lavender & Herb Farm (@kelownalavender) on Sep 10, 2019 at 11:50am PDT"

"Beautiful beyond belief and located just a 15 minute drive from the heart of Kelowna, the Okanagan Lavender & Herb Farm is an absolute must visit. The garden itself is open May 18th – October 12th and you can take guided tours (at $15 a person) or wander at your own pace ($10 per person). There are so many great photo opportunities here, and beyond that they sell some amazing lavender products in their shop!"