Cod Gone Wild and Songs of the Southern Belles return to the RCA
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T. Buckley Acoustic Trio Saturday, November 25, 7:30 PM
The RCA is thrilled to extend a warm welcome to the award-winning songwriter T. Buckley, who will be performing alongside his acoustic trio. Their impeccable harmonies and intricate arrangements serve as the ideal conduit for delivering Buckley’s evocative narratives.
The Rotary Centre for the Arts welcomes Cod Gone Wild to the Mary Irwin Theatre for a special performance of their Neighbourhood Rounds Christmas Tour. Cod Gone Wild is an energetic, modern Celtic band based out of the Okanagan Valley.
Country Christmas – Songs of the Southern Belles Saturday, December 16, 7:30 PM
RCA Presents is excited to welcome back Southern Belles for a Country Christmas. Kinga Heming and Shamma Sabir sing the songs of the great women of Country along with this fantastic band under the direction of Sean Bray. Be sure not to miss this spectacular holiday show!
Musicians, actors, dancers, and all performing artists, an exclusive November deal awaits you. Secure your 4-hour time slot anytime between 9 am to 10 pm to rehearse in a cutting-edge venue. All this for just $300, including tech. Don’t miss out on this chance to level up and perfect your performance.
Hurry, this offer won’t last! Dates are filling up quickly, and this exclusive deal is valid for November only.
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RCA Summer Visions: Interior Health ExhibitionFor young artists, there is often nothing more exciting than publicly showcasing works of art. This past summer, RCA’s Summer of Arts participants and Arts Blast Summer campers had the chance to do just that. RCA Summer Visions, our latest off-site exhibition, at Interior Health, brings together the vibrant and diverse artistic expressions of children and teens, capturing a glimpse into their summer exploration at the RCA.
2021 JUNO Award Nominees, Rum Ragged, take a bold approach to the distinct folk music of their home, the Eastern Canadian island of Newfoundland. With a reverence for their roots and a creative, contemporary edge, this young band has quickly become known as the finest performers of their great, living, musical tradition. Get Tickets
Amplify Okanagan Symphony Orchestra Saturday, November 18, 8:00 PM
Your OSO plugs in to explore new genres of music. Throat singing, beatboxing, songwriting and electronic dance music cross over with the symphony to create an eclectic and electric evening of live music that amplifies popular artists from the Okanagan.
Draw Your Art Out is a program that provides a casual, supportive environment for people to gather safely, make art, and express themselves in a variety of visual art forms. Although open to all ages, the program targets the 55+ community.
Open to all ages, Dance & Move is an free dance session designed to honour your bodies desire to move. The session starts with an opening circle followed by the playing of a recorded playlist of danceable music.
Feel the Rhythm Drum Circle Every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday, 7:00 PMÂ
Explore Your Inner Rhythm. A drum circle allows you to do this in a nonjudgmental environment with friendly people. Drums are provided for those who don’t have one.
Join us for a Jazz Jam with your hosts, Craig Thomson and Stephen Buck. At the jam, local jazz musicians, both students and pros, play some of the great jazz standards.Â
Sherman Doucette is back for School of Blues! Join us for some incredible blues music every 3rd Thursday of the month. Sherman has had the great privilege of sharing the stage with legendary players such as John Lee Hooker, Albert Collins, Jim Byrnes, Long John Baldry, and more.
Tricia at the RCA with Curves & Edges Every 1st Thursday, 7:00 PM
Join us for an evening of live music from Patricia Dalgleish, featuring special guests Curves & Edges. With 25+ years of professional experience, Patricia is a skilled pianist, guitarist, and vocalist.
Print Making Workshop Wednesdays, starting November 8Â
In this 5-week print making program we will be exploring relief printing using Lino-cutting. Participants will learn how to start from a drawing, transferring the drawing onto a linoleum block, how to use gouges to carve the surface and how to print without a printing press onto paper, fabric and clothing. Intended for teens 13+.
Beginner Bellydance Wednesdays, starting November 8Â
Let’s dance! Join Leona from Kelowna for a four-week session of bellydance and beyond. Learn the basics with Leona as she takes you on a movement journey bringing out the dancer within.Â
Group Guitar Lessons Tuesdays, starting November 14
A relaxed and informal atmosphere will make learning fun for beginner students. In a group setting, students will gain knowledge of basic chords, strumming, simple finger picking and sight reading.
Horror Illustration Thursdays, starting November 16Â
Thrills, Chills and Horror style illustration! This 5-session series explores some of the fundamentals of horror style illustration like in classic horror movie posters, comics, and art pieces. Intended for teens 13+.Â
Become a member and join the Kelowna Visual & Performing Arts Centre Society to help support the RCA! For just $20 annually, a RCA membership comes with great perks, such as:
– 15% discount on art purchased from RCA’s Gallery walls – 10% off all RCA classes and workshops – Invitations to special events as a VIP – Invitation to Gallery Opening Receptions – 24-Hour advance ticket purchases for RCA Presents series performances – An invitation to and voting privileges at RCA’s annual AGM
Being a recognized charitable organization, the Rotary Centre for the Arts relies on the generosity of our patrons, sponsors, and donors to bring our extensive arts education programs and live audience experiences to life. Your membership serves as a testament to our government funders and other backers, showcasing the enduring community support for the Rotary Centre for the Arts.