Get set for a month of visual art, live theatre and music as the Living Things International Arts Festival takes the stage.
Budding writers are urged to submit their entries for the annual Okanagan Short Story Contest.
An international symposium on bees—with topics ranging from their health to their importance—takes place in Kelowna this month.
The drama of one of opera’s most famous love stories, Carmen, will come to life at UBC Okanagan’s courtyard on August 1 as Opera Under the Stars returns to the university.
There is plenty of buzz around Kelowna’s bee ambassador program as more than 250 Kelowna residents have planted bee-friendly gardens this spring.
UBC Okanagan Associate Professor Allison Hargreaves is the winner of the 2017 Gabrielle Roy Prize writing award.
UBC Okanagan’s gym and courtyard will be filled with traditional ceremony, shouts of celebrations and lifetime memories for two days this week.
Kelowna’s Brittni MacKenzie-Dale is the winner of this year’s Okanagan Short Story Contest. Organized and partially-sponsored by UBC Okanagan, the contest is an annual writing competition open to fiction writers in British Columbia’s Southern Interior.
It has been 20 years of great stories, emerging writers and plot twists.
Visual Arts students at UBC Okanagan will host their annual graduation art exhibition called 20, April 12 to 24.