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Kelowna Museums gratefully operates on the unceded traditional territory of the syilx/Okanagan people.
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Upcoming Events & Workshops
Escape from Mannequin Madness: An Exit Room Experience
Escape from Mannequin Madness: An Exit Room Experience
An all-new exit room experience! Save the world from the mad scientist Dr. Mann E. Quinn, who is plotting to raise a mannequin army, by solving clues around the Okanagan Military Museum. You have 1 hour... to save the world.
Field of Crosses
Field of Crosses
“Field of Crosses” a visual memorial where 240 white crosses are installed in City Park, close to the Cenotaph, to commemorate the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who lost their lives in the service of their country. This project will create a visual re...
Field of Crosses
Field of Crosses
“Field of Crosses” a visual memorial where 240 white crosses are installed in City Park, close to the Cenotaph, to commemorate the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who lost their lives in the service of their country. This project will create a visual re...
Kelowna Museums Locations
Okanagan Heritage Museum
Kelowna’s flagship museum, the Okanagan Heritage Museum, invites visitors to discover how the Okanagan Valley was formed, to gain insights into the world of our syilx hosts, to learn about the arrival of traders and settlers and so much more.
Okanagan Military Museum
Devoted to the preservation and greater awareness of Okanagan military heritage, the Okanagan Military Museum features uniforms, insignia, badges, firearms and fascinating stories of how locals have contributed to events on the world stage.
Laurel Packinghouse
One of Kelowna’s most historic and beloved buildings, the Laurel Packinghouse is the oldest and largest packinghouse in BC. Part atmospheric rental venue, part museum, this is a building that charms both locals and visitors alike.
“Great for young families. It’s not too big so the kids can see everything and not lose focus. Nice interactive displays and info, and they offer events throughout the year that are always fun.”