Join us at the newly reopened and reimagined Okanagan Wine & Orchard Museum for this 45-minute guided tour and then wow your friends, family, and even your wine tour guide with your knowledge of the local wine industry.
The Memorial Cemetery is one of Kelowna’s most beautiful hidden gems—it also happens to be one of the city’s oldest and most historic locations. Under the shade of towering trees, you will be taken on a journey of the city’s past. Hear incredible stories of the individuals and events that helped shape Kelowna, as told by engaging storytelling historians.
The Memorial Cemetery is one of Kelowna’s most beautiful hidden gems—it also happens to be one of the city’s oldest and most historic locations. Under the shade of towering trees, you will be taken on a journey of the city’s past. Hear incredible stories of the individuals and events that helped shape Kelowna, as told by engaging storytelling historians.
Would you like to greet students or visitors in nsyilxcən? Would you like to master some basic vocabulary, and gain a deeper understanding of syilx culture and connection to place? This workshop will give participants a start on pronunciation, greetings and language meaning. This class is for everyone, regardless of heritage.
Stroll from the Laurel Packinghouse to the Rotary Marsh with syilx knowledge carriers as they teach about traditional plant use.
A one-of-a-kind Tombstone Tour led by Bob Hayes and Don Rampone at the Casorso Road Cemetery! Within a scenic and beautiful setting, experience a tour deep-diving into the historic Italian families and their impact on Kelowna today.
Born of a desire to connect directly with the curators, collection managers, scientists and researchers whose work is the bedrock of museums, the Royal BC Museum's Community Engagement team is hosting a series of natural history discussions across the province. Hear from the Royal BC Museum staff and valued partners as they discuss ongoing research, field work, and the value of collaboration.
Presented by syilx Elders Grouse and Pamela Barnes, this workshop series will help you understand and progress on the Truth and Reconciliation journey. Through four 3-hour workshops, participants access 12 hours of training in Indigenous cultural competency led by syilx Elders who are experts in this topic, having presented to workplaces and academic groups over many years.
Join us for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 at the Okanagan Heritage Museum. Our all-ages guided and self-guided stations help you learn about the history and culture of the syilx people, both pre-contact and post-contact.
Stroll from the Laurel Packinghouse to the Rotary Marsh with syilx knowledge carriers as they teach about traditional plant use.