Great little shop!!!…read more Friendly service, large selection, excellent quality of goods. Priced very well to move. HIGHLY RECOMMEND to those who love antiques/vintage art and jewelry. I Found some gorgeous earrings for my bestie and some collectible glassware for myself.

Wonderful little antique shop on the side street. Everything was priced just right and totally…read moreaffordable. They have beautiful table clocks from $12 dollars!! Walls are filled with beautiful paintings. Look around and saw plenty of oddities that I love. Also check out the backroom for all kinds of mid century cameras and gadgets.The girl that helped me had a French accent and was very sweet. I would definitely come back next time in town. I love the pieces I picked up and bringing them home, thank you!!!

The Kelowna Farmers' & Crafters' Market is a nice way to spend a few hours. It's a good spot to…read morepick up fresh fruit and local produce, with some crafts, gifts, and small trinkets to browse as well. Worth a stop if you're in the area and looking for some local goodies!

great grazing experience and great food shopping and more - enjoyed crepes, coffee, crafts, and…read moreplenty of farm produce

Tiny little place, packed with a great selection of cards and little gifts... staff is helpful and…read morefriendly! Great little neighbourhood post office!

The Okanagan Heritage Museum is a nice, air conditioned spot to spend an hour or two learning about…read morethe area. Admission is $10 for adults. For a local museum, the exhibits are pretty good. The main gallery walks you chronologically through history, starting with natural history and prehistoric fossils, leading into the rich living culture of the native syilx / Okanagan people. My favorite part of the museum was the model of a kekuli (the same name as the Bannock place nearby), which is the subterranean winter home used by the Indigenous people of the area. I also appreciated how candidly the exhibits covered the impacts of British settlement, detailing how colonial efforts aimed to bring in specific settler demographics, resulting in land displacement and a push to convert the valley into farmlands. The museum also does a great job highlighting other minority groups and their struggles, including a thoughtful segment on Kelowna's historic Chinatown and the artifacts salvaged before its demolition in the 1970s. It was so interesting to learn about the shift from early tobacco farming to the fruit and wine industry we see today. Upstairs, there was a neat feature exhibit touching on local history like the old Kelowna Regatta and how the massive festival ended after back to back riots in the 1980s. Tips for Visiting and Nearby Highlights: Military Museum: We wanted to visit the nearby military museum as well, but they are not open at the same times and are closed on Sundays, so be sure to check their schedule before you go. Parking: There is free parking in the garage right next door on Sundays. Nearby Spots: Don't miss the lovely Kasugai Japanese Garden located right behind the museum, and take a short walk down toward the waterfront where you will find the new Kelowna sign. Overall, a very informative and well curated stop for both tourists and locals.

Opus helped us do some prints and framing of some art we'd prepared for printing. It can be…read moreexpensive, but they help you through it and promise you it will turn out as it shows on their color-calibrated monitor. The only downside is that it does have to be sent out. On the website (at the time, not sure now) it conveniently left that part out...maybe it's common sense, but a note would be good. I have been to other sign shops/print shops where you simply wait for your order, so it was a bit confusing. They also have pretty much any type of matting and print type available. The store is packed with tons of art supplies and the staff are friendly.

This place ROCKS! If…read moreyou are a crafty sort of guy/gal then you could go nutz here buying your supplies for painting, drawing, etching, carving, framing your art.... http://www.opusframing.com/locations/kelowna

This little garden is so pretty. I was surprised to see that it was situated right in the middle of…read morea city block in downtown Kelowna. It seems like it should be far away from a city, but it is an interesting juxtaposition. There are a couple entrances and it's easy to spot from the street if you look closely. There is a traditional Japanese gate that opens up into a beautiful area of trees, flowers and water features. On the right side of the entrance is a rock garden in which the gravel is swept in a specific pattern. I liked walking around and looking at all the interesting trees and shrubs. There is a small waterfall in the corner and a large koi pond in the middle. There is a cute bridge that crosses the pond and it's a nice place to take pictures. In the spring/summer the flowers are blooming. There were a couple of beautiful pink peonies and a few water lilies in bloom. There was also a small tree that backdropped a bench with flowers that were very fragrant. A bunch of rowdy kids were jumping along the rocks and throwing leaves in the pond as their mother watched. I guess they didn't read the sign outside about etiquette. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed myself and would recommend it to others.

Small but pretty getaway from the city in middle of downtown. Even better that it's free admission…read morewith a koi pond. They even have a small zen garden Value 5/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Service 5/5 Quality 5/5 20/20

The best u-pick cherry orchard in Kelowna for Lapins. The cherries are large and firm and easy to…read morepick. The staff is friendly, and helpful. A great location on top of a hill wit stunning scenery

I once took a large antique piece of carved jade in to be appraised and he claimed he sold it for…read more$60 the next week no receipt so there was no tax paid not a good place to deal with very bad reputation stay away!!!

Not too many places like this around anymore. It's a wonderful mix of polished treasure on display…read moreand a couple of fun rooms to rummage through if you're the roll up your sleeves and let your imagination run wild kind of person. Great place for Pinterest/DIY ideas to come to life. Occasionally you'll find some amazing mid century modern pieces or sets upstairs. So far I've found a huge stack of old comics for the hubby, a vintage cocktail ring all my friends adore, an antique mother of pearl compact along with some incredible kitchen finds! Service is friendly. Lots of parking!