Private Tours are available at Mackie Lake House for cohort groups of 6 or less. To book your private tour of this beautiful historic country mansion and hear the stories of the families who lived here, please call 250-545-1019.

Private Tours are available at Mackie Lake House for cohort groups of 6 or less. To book your private tour of this beautiful historic country mansion and hear the stories of the families who lived here, please call 250-545-1019.

On exhibition in the main gallery of the Vernon Public Art Gallery is Kelsey Stephenson’s flux, a print-based installation that examines the impact that place has on memory. Flux looks at the impressions that people create on the landscape through the lens of water, erosion, and shifts in the environment and features printed fabric panels accompanied by sound elements from the Alberta watershed. Exhibition runs from July 23 until Sept. 30.

On exhibition in the main gallery of the Vernon Public Art Gallery is Kelsey Stephenson’s flux, a print-based installation that examines the impact that place has on memory. Flux looks at the impressions that people create on the landscape through the lens of water, erosion, and shifts in the environment and features printed fabric panels accompanied by sound elements from the Alberta watershed. Exhibition runs from July 23 until Sept. 30.

Exhibiting in the VPAG's Caroline Galbraith Gallery is Christine Kashuba's Full Spectrum, featuring cyanotype prints that explore landscape forms complemented by the samples of Okanagan flora. Exhibition runs from July 23 until Sept. 30.

Exhibiting in the VPAG's Caroline Galbraith Gallery is Christine Kashuba's Full Spectrum, featuring cyanotype prints that explore landscape forms complemented by the samples of Okanagan flora. Exhibition runs from July 23 until Sept. 30.

Kibbles and Bytes is a collection of work by Melissa M. Merrill, without the boundaries of traditional and representational painting. In these pieces, Melissa explores media, memories and movement, with each piece speaking to who Melissa Merrill is, who she was, and her growth as an artist as she reaches into 'serious silliness'. This exhibition features seven large bodies of work, with each piece consisting of mixed media on stretched canvas. Gallery Vertigo will host an opening reception on September 3, 2020 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.