Raven Trail- Baikie Island is a spectacular addition to Campbell River and everyone is encouraged to visit the site. The features include a beautiful totem archway at the entrance and Bear Cub Totem and Raven Totem displays along the upgraded Raven Trail with native plantings and enhanced accessibility. The Project was spearheaded by our the Rotary Club and the Campbellton Neighbourhood Association Read more...
They say public art is a reflection of how we see the world. While exploring the city, take note of the brightly coloured public artwork on display, depicting rich aspects of our heritage and culture. We also pride ourselves in our parks and gardens and these are reflected in our eco sculptures. Here are some highlights. Evergreen Extension Public Artworks Read more...
As the oldest community in the Okanagan, when you stroll through Vernon you can’t help but sense its rich history. Reminders of its past dot the town, adding to the character of this unique and wonderful place. rom the days of its first indigenous peoples of the syilx/Okanagan Nation, to the cattle ranchers of the 1800’s, on to the industrialists, Read more...
Wander through downtown Nelson and discover nearly 50 murals created by artists from around the world, alongside historic works that reflect the city’s character. Many pieces were painted during the annual Nelson International Mural Festival, hosted by the Nelson & District Arts Council. Enhance your visit with a free self-guided audio tour—available in both French and English—that shares the stories Read more...
The Chilliwack Art Trail showcases the colourful murals born from the annual Mural Festival, now a permanent part of the city’s landscape. This self-guided walk offers a family-friendly way to explore downtown while experiencing the creativity and storytelling of local and international artists. Visit the website to plan your self-guided tour. Read more...
Beyond film exhibitions. VIFF strives to engage and empower communities, encourage dialogue, educate, and champion local artists. Through decades of experience and inspired program development, VIFF has evolved into an acclaimed annual festival and a premiere arthouse cinema. With a complex and impactful festival and year-round program that boasts over 1500 annual screenings and events, VIFF has become the most Read more...
Welcome to the Regional District of North Okanagan! Connecting our communities through information, education, and engagement. One Region, One Future. Arts & Culture Arts & Culture are creative interactions between the community’s values, atmosphere, education, and the cultural assets of its places and the people who live here. It enriches day-to-day life, providing enjoyment and appreciation of creative endeavours through storytelling and Read more...
Celebrating our history. Revelstoke Museum and Archives is a dynamic space where the community and its history is celebrated. Prepare to be surprised as you explore the two floors of exhibits, filled with amazing artifacts and captivating stories. Who knows what you will discover? Stories to discover Revelstoke Museum & Archives celebrates the history of heritage of Revelstoke and the Read more...
The story of Coastal Jazz is the story of determination, passion, idealism, community, and of course, music. Founded in 1985 as the Coastal Jazz and Blues Society, we incorporated in 1986 as a community-based, not-for-profit, charitable arts organization located in Vancouver, British Columbia. From the very beginning, Coastal has worked diligently to ensure jazz remains an integral part of our Read more...
Dawson Creek is a city in northeastern British Columbia, Canada, known as the “Mile 0 City” and the “Capital of the Peace”. It’s a regional service center for the Peace River region, with a diverse economy based on agriculture, oil and gas, forestry, and tourism. The city is also recognized for its historical significance as the starting point of the Read more...
