Julia Prudhomme, completing her master’s in fine arts degree at UBC Okanagan, looks to her past for installation opening at the VPAG.
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Genevieve Rainey returns to Friesen’s Countrytyme Gardens in Coldstream, this time with Elijah Ford, June 1.
READOkanagan artists and art lovers will be out in droves when Nadine’s Fine Art and Frames holds its eighth anniversary open house May 31.
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Natalie Maine's debut solo effort Mother moves further on up the road away from the country music umbrella that the Chicks were a part of.
READArmstrong Spallumcheen holding series of concerts up to and on July 1.
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Tickets to see Brad Paisley at the South Okanagan Events Centre in Penticton go on sale Friday.
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Kalamalka Secondary School drama students serve up an experience to remember with their original play, Service on 6th.
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Kelowna’s Fred Skeleton Theatre Company’s interpretation of David Ives’ Venus in Fur takes home best production at Okanagan Zone Drama Fest.
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Vernon Film Society screens No, fictionalized account of the 1988 referendum in Chile that resulted in the resignation of Pinochet.
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Compilation CD and concert supports coastal B.C. conservation efforts and Vernon arts organization.
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Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby is bright, dull and all over the place.
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It’ll be St. Paddy’s Day all over again when Vernon musicians Sally Evans and Molly Boyd celebrate “Erin Go Bragh” with some good “craic."
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The Sadok Ukrainian Dance Ensemble celebrates spring with a theatrical performance at the Vernon Performing Arts Centre May 26.
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Welsh tenor Peter Karrie joins Vernon soprano Melina Moore on their Phantom of the Opera Returns tour through the Okanagan this month.
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27th Street Theatre at W.L. Seaton Secondary School puts on their own groovy interpretation of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
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There’s a lot more to that yodel as Petunia makes a name for himself playing that old-time music from coast to coast and beyond.
READWillie Nelson and Family release Let’s Face the Music and Dance, named after Irving Berlin tune.
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Rob Stewart's Revolution requests nothing short of a revolt against the governments and corporations that are destroying the planet.
READThe Enderby and District Arts Council is putting out a call to local artisans and craftspeople for the annual outdoor artisan market.
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British tradition promenades its way to Vernon when Okanagan Symphony performs Last Night of the Proms as its last show of the season.
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