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Sesqui-licious Nosh
September 7, 2017 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Take in local flavours, sights and sounds at our Sesqui-licious Nosh!
Satisfy your inner foodie with a pairing of local sips with a selection of orchard to table Okanagan-made treats. Enjoy live music art and a lot of local flair!
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (SO, INVITE YOUR FRIENDS!)
For more information, please contact:
Jen at 250.868.4836
education@kelownamuseums.ca
House of Rose Winery
Known as BC’s friendliest winery, House of Rose produces smooth, fruit forward wines from dry to sweet. Playing on our name, you’ll find hundreds of rose plants, as well as Canada’s tallest rose, a 24 ft high magnificent piece of art, by local metal artist Roland Dirks. Our venue is also perfect for picnics.
Check our website for the dates and times of our events, including our Grape Stomps during the Fall Wine Festival, and a Christmas Light Up in December!
Open daily from 10-6.
Located on 2270 Garner Rd.
250-765-0802 www.houseofrose.ca
“Flora and Forest” Jewelry by Jennifer White
$5.00 from the purchase of any bee/honeycomb pendant is donated to POLLINATOR PARTNERSHIP OF CANADA
About the Artist: Jennifer White, born and raised in Kelowna, started her business in 2013. Her love of nature inspired her to pursue the art of pressing flowers. All her unique jewelry is created with real pressed flowers that are grown in the Okanagan.
About Neighbourhood Nosh
Neighbourhood Nosh is a free monthly event presented by Kelowna Museums as part of First Thursdays (a Cultural District initiative, learn more). This event has always been popular and we are happy to announce it has been re-invented with a fresh focus on local producers. Nosh provides you the opportunity to sample local bevies, treats, fruits and more. Mingle and meet new friends while participating in games, puzzles, or trivia.
Enjoy the Cultural Flavours of the Okanagan while you mingle in downtown Kelowna’s stunning heritage building – the Laurel Packinghouse!
Sesqui-what?
In 2017, Canada celebrates its 150th anniversary, or Sesquicentennial. This anniversary is also known as Canada 150, or C150 for short. Visit a museum and explore diverse cultures, histories, and possibilities.