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Remembrance Day Ceremony, West Kelowna
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 288 hosts West Kelowna's Remembrance Day service indoors at Royal LePage Place. Be seated by 10:30; the service begins at 10:45.
Listed by Visit Westside
Community Events
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Art Exhibit and Sale
Art Exhibit and Sale. Open to the public.
Arts & Culture
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Corpus Christi 106th Annual Turkey Supper
A Rutland tradition now in its 106th year: a turkey dinner with sit-down seatings at 4:30 and 6 pm, plus drive-through take-out from 2:30 to 4 pm. Tickets are $15 per person from the parish office (250-765-6869). Everyone is welcome.
Listed by Castanet Events
Food & Drink Events Community Events
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Harvest Long Table Dinner Series at The Sonora Room Restaurant
The Sonora Room at Burrowing Owl runs six Wednesday-night Harvest Long Table Dinners this fall, each built around one BC food producer: Klippers Organics, LocalMotive, Gold River Beef, Cod Fathers Seafood, Fraser Valley Specialty Poultry and Upper Bench Creamery. Dinner starts at 6 pm and costs $79, or $108 with current-vintage wine pairings and $130 with library wines (tax and tip extra). Only 40 seats a night, booked through the restaurant's online reservations.
Listed by Visit Penticton
Food & Drink Events Wineries & Wine Events
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An Acoustic Evening with William Prince
Two-time JUNO winner William Prince plays an acoustic evening on his On Rolls the Wheel Tour, sharing songs from his fifth album, Further From the Country. Known for thoughtful, story-rich shows on stages like Massey Hall and the Newport Folk Festival. Tickets are $79, including fees.
Live Music
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James Keelaghan and Jez Lowe in concert
Two folk songwriters share the stage: Juno winner James Keelaghan, whom Rolling Stone called 'Canada's finest songwriter', and England's Jez Lowe, a writer for the BBC's Radio Ballads and host of Open Country on BBC Radio Four. Longtime touring partners, they play two 45-minute sets, accompanying each other. Tickets are $40.
Listed by Tourism Kelowna
Live Music
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Live Music: True Mountain Laurel at The Hub On Martin
True Mountain Laurel is the new duo of singer-songwriters Haley Blais and Sam Lynch, playing songs from their debut, Angel So Bad: folk reverie and country yearning with acoustic guitars, brushed drums and pedal steel. Expect an intimate, loose show without a set list. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door.
Listed by Visit Penticton
Live Music
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Wackem Sackem — Glenn Clark
Former hockey player turned artist Glenn Clark shows metal and mixed-media works about hockey culture. Its final weeks at the Kelowna Art Gallery.
Arts & Culture
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Create, Connect, Explore: VCAC Members Show
The Vernon Community Arts Centre's next members' show gathers work made in or inspired by its classes, from painting and ceramics to glass, jewellery, fibre and photography. A good look at what local hobby and emerging artists are making.
Arts & Culture
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Square One: Under $500 Art Show & Sale at the Penticton Art Gallery
Local artists each turn a 12-inch square into an original work, and everything is for sale for under $500, with a youth show of 8-inch squares under $50 alongside. It's a fundraiser for the gallery and a good place to find an affordable holiday gift by a local artist.
Arts & Culture Markets & Fairs Holiday & Seasonal Events
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Bound to Birth, Exposed! and Still: Fall Exhibitions at the Vernon Public Art Gallery
Three new shows fill the Vernon Public Art Gallery this fall: Darian Goldin Stahl's Bound to Birth, the members' exhibition Exposed!, and work by Mackie Lake House artist in residence Andrea Zittlau. Admission is by donation; a free opening reception with the artists runs Thursday, October 22, 6 to 8 pm.
Arts & Culture
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Briar Craig: Conversations at the Penticton Art Gallery
A solo show of Briar Craig's layered screen prints, which play with words and images to question how language and information shape what we believe. It fills the gallery's Okanagan and Skaha rooms. A thoughtful stop for print and design fans.
Arts & Culture
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