“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
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.
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” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
“Field of Crosses” commemorates the lives of the Canadian Armed Forces personnel who died in the service of their country. Located near the Cenotaph in City Park, this installation of 240 white crosses is an evocative memorial to the people named on the Cenotaph. Visit between November 2 and 11 to read the names, reflect and remember.
Step inside the Okanagan Military Museum and uncover the lives of the local men and women who served. Using incredible objects and images from the archives, Military Historian Keith Boehmer will unravel stories from the battlefield and homefront.
Gathering hemp dogbane to make rope for fishing and other traditional practices happens just after the first frost. Learn about some of the traditional techniques and hear the contemporary story of the salmon.
Try your hand at making hemp rope! Materials can be picked up from the OHM starting November 10th.
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.
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.
This special behind the scenes experience will shed some light on the amazing work happening in the Vince Bezeau Military Library and Archives. Extraordinary objects, heartfelt letters and several surprises will reveal stories of the Okanagan's military history.
So much of what we do at the museum happens behind the scenes. The lab is a special place where objects are cleaned, repaired, and given the best treatment possible to preserve them. Tour the lab, sneak a peek at current projects, and listen to some of the conservators' favourite stories, including why she had to dye a coyote's ear.
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.
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.
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.