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Kelowna’s Doc Willoughby’s pub to reopen as Bernie’s for dinner and a movie
One of Kelowna’s longest standing pubs is now closed but is slated to re-open in…
IT’S OFFICIAL: Kelowna’s iconic Doc Willoughby’s is no more
Kelowna’s former Doc Willoughby's Pub has been transformed into a supper club and cinema and…
Movie-making reached new heights in the Okanagan in 2022
Movie-makers spent $67.5 million filming in the Okanagan last year. From the feature movie Cry…
This classic movie theatre in West Kelowna hasn’t reopened since COVID
Movie theatres are set to bring box office earnings back to pre-pandemic levels this year,…
Free movies for opening weekend at Twin Rivers Drive-in near Kamloops
The Twin Rivers Drive-in is back in a new location in conjunction with Kamloops Film…
Why you might recognize scenes from movie Light of My Life
A major motion picture with “A List” actors is opening in Canada and the U.S.…
Kelowna-raised filmmaker wraps up movie shoot in Okanagan
KELOWNA – A local filmmaker wrapped a month-long movie project in Kelowna today. Neon Cinema…
Starlight Drive-in gears up for 2019 season
ENDERBY – The Starlight Drive-in is kicking off its opening weekend with a double bill…
South Okanagan film industry gets a boost with ‘The Orchard’
PENTICTON – It’s a big day for filmmakers Ronan Reinart and Kate Twa as the…
North Okanagan funeral home used for film shoot
VERNON – A film crew shot footage at a Vernon funeral home earlier this week…
Film industry looking for Okanagan homes that want to be famous
OKANAGAN – If you’ve ever wanted to see your house on the big screen, this…
‘Build it and they will come’: Industry believes an Okanagan film studio is its next big step
VERNON – With everything from forests to deserts, the Okanagan has no shortage of outdoor…
Cruise into days gone by at the Starlight Drive-In
ENDERBY - For Starlight Drive-In owner Paul Lindquist, the best part of the night is the intermission between shows. It’s when packs of children come blasting through the doors of the deliciously tacky concession in their pajamas to stock up on snacks and older couples stroll in holding hands, warm with the memory of days...
Armstrong video store rewinds customers to a social kind of movie night
ARMSTRONG - Video store manager Sherry Aiken remembers days when the aisles were filled with people; families, couples on date night, movie buffs lining up for new releases. But like a good movie, those days came and went all too fast. “It’s becoming the end of an era,” Aiken says. “This used to be the...