Adding Artistic Culture To Your Okanagan Tourism Visit
Art Galleries and Wall Mural display locations in the Okanagan. OKConnect.events Art Gallery and Displays category provides you Okanagan locations of art galleries and wall mural displays, giving you artistic experience opportunities for your next Okanagan visit.
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Art gallery locations below are listed by Okanagan Zone Area, then city area for that zone. Within the city area is a list of art locations.
North Okanagan Art Galleries & Displays
Armstrong Area art displays
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Armstrong Area Art Galleries & Displays
Armstrong is mainly rural community with many farms and dairy cattle. Its name is derived from the Shuswap language, a word that has multiple meanings as, “flat meadow”, “prairie-banked river”, “meeting of the waters”, and “beautiful valley”.
Dutch immigrants settled in the Okanagan – Armstrong valley after the World War II. They brought with them their cheese-making knowledge, creating the world renowned Armstrong cheese brand. Armstrong’s history can be seen in its museum and art gallery.
Armstrong/Spallumcheen Museum and Art Gallery
Enderby Area art displays
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Enderby Area Art Galleries & Displays
The city of Enderby sits between Armstrong and Salmon Arm, just before Grindrod, where the Shuswap meets the Okanagan. Enderby, mostly a rural community, enjoys a natural environment that provides its residents inspiration to explore the arts. From performing to visual arts, many artists are drawn to Enderby for creative opportunities. Every July, Enderby celebrates Art with its Arts Festival, boasting the largest outdoor artisan market in the Okanagan-Shuswap.
Enderby & District Arts Council
Enderby Courtyard Gallery
Lumby Area art displays
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Lumby Area Art Galleries & Displays
Lumby, a small community, a village in the North Okanagan zone, situated near the Monashee Mountains. Lumby is home to many forest trails along creek beds known as the Salmon Trail. It is a relaxed and friendly place.
Lumby is a beautiful area that has inspired many artists and is home to many art groups.
Lumby Village Art Gallery
Lumby Wall Murals
Vernon Area art displays
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Vernon Area Art Galleries & Displays
Vernon has three beautiful lakes, rolling hills and scenic vistas. Vernon, being the largest city in North Okanagan, provides many opportunities of encouragement inspiration and scenery for artists. While enjoying the art galleries and displays, you can also partake of the many natural amenities in the Vernon area.
Vernon Community Arts Centre
Vernon Public Art Gallery
Vernon Wall Murals
Central Okanagan Art Galleries & Displays
Kelowna Area art displays
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Kelowna Area Art Galleries & Displays
The City of Kelowna, located in Central Okanagan, is the bustling centre of everything Okanagan. From mountains, to vineyards, to trails, to lakes, to beaches, to International travelers and tourism, to art and culture and Central Okanagan living.
Kelowna has a growing cultural district that covers a six-block downtown area. It features art galleries, theatres, museums, artists and studios.
Kelowna Art Gallery
Lake Country Area art displays
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Lake Country Area Art Galleries & Displays
Lake Country, located in Central Okanagan, in the Okanagan Valley, is a small community rich in Lakes, orchards, vineyards and beautiful landscapes.
Lake Country is a rich and diverse in arts, culture and heritage, which are essential parts of everyday Lake Country life.
Lake Country Art Gallery
Peachland Area art displays
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Peachland Area Art Galleries & Displays
Peachland borders the west side of Okanagan Lake and is essentially, a beach community. The majority of its businesses are located by its picturesque lakeside. Many of its artists are inspired by Peachland’s beautiful surroundings in this Okanagan community.
Peachland Art Gallery
South Okanagan Art Galleries & Displays
Osoyoos Area art displays
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Osoyoos Area Art Galleries & Displays
The city of Osoyoos, located in South Okanagan, is surrounded by desert, vineyards, mountains and Osoyoos Lake. Being the most southern city in the Okanagan, bordering the Canada – USA border. Osoyoos is also the home to the Osoyoos Indian Band, whose culture and art, along with all artists in the area, provide a diverse range of artistic displays.
Art Gallery Osoyoos
Penticton Area art displays
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Penticton Area Art Galleries & Displays
Penticton is a South Okanagan city that is nestled between Okanagan and Skaha Lakes. As with any location in the grand Okanagan, it offers vast opportunities to mountain ranges, wonderful natural scenery, and experience the smell of pine and sage in the local breeze. Penticton offers great artistic exhibitions, events and galleries for you to enjoy.
Leir House Cultural Centre
Penticton Art Gallery
Penticton Public Sculpture Exhibits
Princeton Area art displays
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Princeton Area Art Galleries & Displays
Princeton is a town in the Similkameen region (South Okanagan), beautifully situated in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, where the Tulameen and Similkameen rivers meet. With its mountains and valleys that makeup a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. Artistic inspiration from this area will no doubt spring out in many art works.
Sunflower Art Gallery
Summerland Area art displays
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Summerland Area Art Galleries & Displays
Summerland is a small community on the west side of Okanagan Lake in South Okanagan, just south of Peachland BC. Summerland has a vibrant arts and cultural presence, with painters, potters, and other artists of various disciplines, it offers its own style of artistic prominence in the Okanagan.
Summerland Art Gallery