Life

If you’re looking for the ultimate place to soak up the sun and enjoy the cool tranquility of water, look no further than Nicaragua.

This weekend will see the Kettle Valley Brakemen set out on the road again for another season of bringing the songs and stories of the railroad to their fans around B.C.

Pen High Arts Media Entertainment is mixing a little technology into their fantasy as they prepare for their upcoming production of The Princess Bride, opening this Friday for a week-long run.

One of Canada’s leading piano virtuosos will be performing tonight in Penticton in a joint concert with two local musicians, Jakub Kaiser on violin and Richard Walker on French horn.

Warren Seann Hooley, (a.k.a Abrupt) an independent music producer and native of Penticton, youth leader and professional artist, is taking the National Professional Artist Training Program at the En’owkin Centre in Penticton.

Patti Craig found herself at loose ends this last Tuesday morning. Normally, she would be rehearsing with the Tune-agers at that time, but has just retired from the group, which she has been with for 17 years, 11 of them as the group’s leader.

The Okanagan Symphony Orchestra was finally back in town on April 1. The Concert took place at Penticton Bethel Tabernacle Church. Luckily I found a seat close to front and center so I could easily see and hear the great violinist David Greenberg.

The Magic of Ireland, scheduled to perform tonight at Oliver’s Frank Venables Auditorium at SOSS has been cancelled.

Eastland, on the eastern tip of the North Island, is first in New Zealand — and the world — to feel the sun’s rays each day.