May the pork be with you at Pig Out Festival
Experience Oliver Osoyoos Wine Country’s popular Pig Out Festival, on May 4 from 1-4 p.m. at Covert Farms Family Estate.
Experience Oliver Osoyoos Wine Country’s popular Pig Out Festival, on May 4 from 1-4 p.m. at Covert Farms Family Estate.
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Even a blend of one or two percent can make a significant difference in wine, says sommelier Mike Lee.
An exhibition on tour from the Vancouver Art Gallery will open to Okanagan audiences at the Kelowna Art Gallery, entitled The Poetics of Space. It will be on view from February 2 to May 5, 2019.
Feel the sand between your toes and the laptop at your fingertips. Your daily commute is short — say goodbye to traffic jams and the daily rat race.
Experience Oliver Osoyoos Wine Country’s popular Pig Out Festival, on May 4 from 1-4 p.m. at Covert Farms Family Estate.
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Read MoreCynthia Kereluk and Paul Rodgers, Summerland’s beauty queen/rock legend couple, lend a helping hand to animals in the Okanagan and around the world. “I love animals and I love my hometown of Summerland,” says Cynthia. Winner of the 1984 Miss Canada title, she later became…
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Read MoreV-Day 2019 is a fundraising event benefiting the Vernon Women's Transition House Society directed by Tanya Laing Gahr.
What better way to celebrate three decades of Okanagan Life than printing a 30th-anniversary issue and penning a new musical libretto? Regular readers of Okanagan Life will know that I go to great lengths to boast about, sell its advantages and invite all to visit our renowned Valley, which is humbly known as one of the prettiest, happiest and adventurous places—and what better locale to place my cast of musical characters?