Want to pinch pennies on your next summer vacation? Emphasizing holiday cost is never fun — that's why Kelowna, British Columbia offers a lot of free or almost free events that you and your family will love. Relax on the beach, watch a concert in the fresh air, or learn about the local art and culture of Kelowna - all this is little or not worth it! Find out how you can enjoy your vacation without a hard blow to your bank account and learn about free or almost free activities in Kelowna.
Museums
- Heritage Museum of Okanagan. With a wide range of regional collections, as well as a number of award-winning exhibitions from around the world, the Okanagan Heritage Museum is an ideal place for visitors interested in the human and natural history of both the Okanagan Valley and various places around the world. Browse through the large collection of First Nation artifacts or go to the gallery of ethnography, which includes exhibitions from South America, Asia, Oceania and Africa. Reception is done by donation.
- British Wine Museum. As a region known for its magnificent vineyards and spectacular wine, the BC Wine Museum is a sanctuary for sapphire. View artifacts and exhibits that show how wine starts all over the world, and also learn about the history of the Okanagan local wine industry. Reception is done by donation.
- City Park - this beach public park is located on the shore of Okanagan Lake and includes a long sandy beach (Hot Sands Beach), a children's water park, a bowling alley, a playground, a picnic area, a skateboard park, a jogging track, a sports complex, a restaurant, concession, as well as a washstand and dressing equipment.
- Mount Knox. Located in the heart of the city, Mount Knox includes many walking routes and views of the city and Lake Okanagan. The park has washbasin facilities, an observation deck at the top of the mountain, a picnic area, a playground, tennis courts and many mountain biking and hiking trails.
- Parks Alive - from June to September, this non-commercial program presents Kelowna Lake and parks with a bit of art and culture. Enjoy a lot of music and entertainment while you relax and admire the beautiful parks of Kelowna. This is what the whole family will love! All parks Live productions are free. For more information, visit the Kelowna Visitor Information Center and collect your copy of the Parks Alive summer schedule.
Come to the largest market in British Columbia every Thursday night in the center of Kelowna. View the work of local artisans and artisans or view the products of local farmers. 2009 marks the 14th year of The Kelowna Farmers & Crafters & # 39; The market, and it continues to grow as an exciting event in the vicinity.
galleries
- Gardens and sculpture gallery of Herat Maas. Browse the works and sculptures of the world famous artist Gert Maas. This is an independent, indoor and open gallery, which presents more than 350 works of art, sculptures, paintings and one of the largest collections of bronze sculptures in Canada. The work of Gert Maas has been featured in many famous art exhibitions and museums around the world, including New York, London and Paris. Reception is done by donation.
