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Local filmmakers seek funding for documentary film

'This is what real life is about': documentary film explores the life of Steven Stark, an Indigenous man who overcame trauma and addiction.

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Kamloops play tackles generational regret around climate change

George Johnson, a professor at Thompson Rivers University, hopes his stage play will have a positive impact in Kamloops.

ArtZone announces building fund for permanent arts and culture space

A recent focus session sparked the idea to fund a permanent home for Sun Peaks’ art organization.

Three smiling women look at each other while holding glasses of wine at a table.
Sun Peaks Wine and Food Festival kicks off this week

The four-day festival has seven events connecting businesses with regional wine and cider companies.

Peak Pride returns to the mountain for a ‘super exciting’ weekend

The celebration of queer identity kicks off for four days at the end of March and features fun events from drag brunch to karaoke, a play and a parade.

Maria Davis hasmedium length brown hair and is wearing sunglasses. She's smiling at a camera. The background features a bright blue lake with mountains in the background
Local artist expands exhibition work capturing B.C. landscapes

Maria Davis’s digital art usually portrays Sun Peaks, but a recent art exhibition at Vertical Cafe explored the Rocky Mountains.

Local dance academy helps residents finesse their footwork

The Sun Peaks Academy of Dance, now in its fifth year of operation, continues to expand its programs and bring in new instructors.

A poster for the No Man's Land Film Festival, with a photo of a snowboarder.
No Man’s Land Film Festival in Kamloops raises over $1,300 for local shelter

The festival aims to “un-define feminine” and highlight underrepresented people in outdoor adventure films.

A group of 20 people gather together an hold painting they made at a recent event. The background features a restaurant called Morrisey's, with brown and grey tile on the wall and mounted televisions.
Amateur artists get crafty at new monthly event

Regular “Paint & Sip” nights introduced by local tattoo artist Amie Easton kicked off last month at Morrisey's Public House.

New murder mystery business guarantees scares

Run by local Justin Oborne, Blue Chest Games offers three different mystery scenarios for players to solve.