The purpose of the Celista Hall Farmer’s Market is to support local agriculture and provide a venue for local producers. The Market raises funds for both the North Shuswap Community Association and the Stephen Lewis Foundation. The Farmers’ Market sells fresh local produce, hot prepared food, artisan crafts, organic baked goods, and more! Food trucks, concession, and live local music may be on site as well.

Every Thursday on the waterfront at Centennial Field in Blind Bay (at the corner of Blind Bay Road and Centennial Drive), during the months of July and August at 6:30, complimentary music concerts are presented for everyone’s enjoyment.  Gather up the whole family, grab your lawn chair or a blanket & bring a frisbee to toss around if you like! Come and feel the warmth of our community as you take in the music each week!

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Chase Farm & Craft Market is part of the BC Farmer’s Market Association. Stop by for some local baking, fresh fruits and vegetables, artisan wares and preserves. Our market runs every Friday from 10am – 2pm, beginning May 21st continuing to October 8th.

Our community of local family farms, food producers, artisans and crafters are back for another season. Health recommendations are in effect but there is plenty of space for safe shopping. See you at the market.

The Heart Beet of the Canoe! Enjoy a food based farmers market that is a community gathering place for all. Added bonus lake view and boat access.

The Downtown Salmon Arm Farmers’ Market is entering its third season this Spring! With a mandate to build community around food, this rain-or-shine market features eight vegetable and produce vendors, with a total of up to 50 vendors at full capacity.

With a fountain and stage nearby, live music and entertainment, as well as kids’ activities, are often organized onsite. Curb side pickup for orders placed through the market’s online store is also available. Don’t miss delicious baked goods and the region’s haskap berries when they’re in season!

The She Shed by the Shuswap Shore will be hosting a new Saturday Night Market featuring an assortment of vendors, artisans, producers and food trucks. The Saturday Night Market will start April 17th and run every Saturday through to September 18th with hours from 5-9 pm.

Minimum $2 donation to the charity of the week for admission.

The Scotch Creek Farm & Craft Market supports a “make it, bake it, grow it” philosophy, bringing together around 30 vendors that fit the criteria to the North Shuswap area. The market can be found at the Scotch Creek Hub, right across from Shuswap Lake Provincial Park. There is plenty of room for parking, cycling, and accessibility. It is also pet-friendly and often features a food truck and onsite entertainment. Fresh local veggies, baked and preserved goods, and unique, hand-crafted artisan wares and services can be found here.

The purpose of the Celista Hall Farmer’s Market is to support local agriculture and provide a venue for local producers. The Market raises funds for both the North Shuswap Community Association and the Stephen Lewis Foundation. The Farmers’ Market sells fresh local produce, hot prepared food, artisan crafts, organic baked goods, and more! Food trucks, concession, and live local music may be on site as well.

The Salmon Arm Fair is back this Summer with all of your favourites! Check out their website for rates and the schedule of events. See you there!

Midway. Authentic Medieval Jousting. Lumberjack Show. Super Dogs. Mini Chuckwagon Races & Contest. Barn Dance. Beer Garden. Heritage Lane. Kids Zone. Horse Show. Trade Show. Exhibitors. Vintage Car Show. First Nations Gathering Place. Exclusive BC Alpaca Show. Livestock Shows and Interactive Farm Animal Venues.

Main Stage Entertainment
and Shuswap Idol Contest.

Chase Farm & Craft Market is part of the BC Farmer’s Market Association. Stop by for some local baking, fresh fruits and vegetables, artisan wares and preserves. Our market runs every Friday from 10am – 2pm, beginning May 21st continuing to October 8th.

The Heart Beet of the Canoe! Enjoy a food based farmers market that is a community gathering place for all. Added bonus lake view and boat access.

Event is now Sold Out.

Join us for a full day retreat and enjoy a mix of yoga, golf, culture, relaxation, and Shuswap inspired cuisine! This one day retreat includes: a traditional welcome smudge, rise and shine yoga class, fresh fruit smoothie and homemade powerbar, 1 hour golf lesson, gourmet lunch at Jack Sam’s, 40 minute spa experience, Secwepemc cultural experience, and a fun round of 9 hole golf.

Tickets for this one day retreat are $199 per person.

Optional retreat enhancements include: a Shuswap inspired 3 course meal with wine pairings for $65+ and a 1 night stay in a lakeview suite starting at $139

For booking inquiries contact mmutch@quaaoutlodge.com

Our community of local family farms, food producers, artisans and crafters are back for another season. Health recommendations are in effect but there is plenty of space for safe shopping. See you at the market.

The Downtown Salmon Arm Farmers’ Market is entering its third season this Spring! With a mandate to build community around food, this rain-or-shine market features eight vegetable and produce vendors, with a total of up to 50 vendors at full capacity.

With a fountain and stage nearby, live music and entertainment, as well as kids’ activities, are often organized onsite. Curb side pickup for orders placed through the market’s online store is also available. Don’t miss delicious baked goods and the region’s haskap berries when they’re in season!

The She Shed by the Shuswap Shore will be hosting a new Saturday Night Market featuring an assortment of vendors, artisans, producers and food trucks. The Saturday Night Market will start April 17th and run every Saturday through to September 18th with hours from 5-9 pm.

Minimum $2 donation to the charity of the week for admission.

Join us for the 23rd annual Harvest Celebration at RJ Haney Heritage Village and Museum. Come and enjoy the taste of the Shuswap and treat yourself to a mixture of mouth-watering local cuisines from some of the best restaurants, delis, cafes, wineries and breweries that our region has to offer. Tickets can be purchased by calling 250-832-5243 or by visiting R.J. Haney Heritage Village at 751-Hwy 97B. You won’t want to miss this special afternoon of food, drink and entertainment.

In this 3 day workshop we will be paying attention to the little things! We will take short walks on the wonderful grounds at Sorrento Centre gathering some of the little things that catch our eye and using simple marks to record what we see. Interesting rocks, pebbles, feathers, leaves , flowers seedheads or other treasures are all possible starting places for our explorations. Students will create a personal collection of found objects and record their treasures and ideas primarily on paper. Techniques will include drawing, mark making and print in several forms. We will create a selection of papers and use them for simple handmade books that will be a personal record of your time.

Students may like to explore some of these processes on fabric alongside their work on paper.

Course fee is $350, you can register here.

Chase Farm & Craft Market is part of the BC Farmer’s Market Association. Stop by for some local baking, fresh fruits and vegetables, artisan wares and preserves. Our market runs every Friday from 10am – 2pm, beginning May 21st continuing to October 8th.

The 16th Annual Fungi Festival will take place in beautiful downtown Sicamous at the Legion grounds.

The program is evolving with the changing regulations, but we will definitely be hosting the Festival with foraging and educational walks with our experts every day. Tickets are available and are fully refundable up until September 16, check it out on our events and registration pages.

Sicamous businesses are ready to host all visitors to the festival and you will be pleasantly surprised with some of the new shops and restaurants.

Read about our world renowned experts on the Personalities Page.

If you have any questions, your festival organizer, Deb Heap will be happy to help in whatever way she can. She can be reached at fungifestival@gmail.com

Sacred Moon Emergence is a retreat for women, in it’s 5th year of deeply transformational offerings. The sharing circles and ceremonies for Sisterhood and Womanhood have the intentions of:

Deeply releasing our challenges in these times of Great Change as we Embody our Visions for the coming years
Deeply Honoring and Celebrating who we are as Lifegiving Divine Feminine Women
Honoring Our Wise Elders and the importance of being in service to them
Soaking in our deliciousness and filling ourselves to the brim, with the nourishment of self created luxury, of being together belly laughing, transforming with Breathwork,
Healing circles, Soul Collage art, celebrating our gifts, singing and drumming around the fire

In the Healing Spa, there will be a variety of healers, energy workers and readers you can access between the retreat sessions.

Tickets are $444, purchase yours here.

The Heart Beet of the Canoe! Enjoy a food based farmers market that is a community gathering place for all. Added bonus lake view and boat access.

Our community of local family farms, food producers, artisans and crafters are back for another season. Health recommendations are in effect but there is plenty of space for safe shopping. See you at the market.

The Downtown Salmon Arm Farmers’ Market is entering its third season this Spring! With a mandate to build community around food, this rain-or-shine market features eight vegetable and produce vendors, with a total of up to 50 vendors at full capacity.

With a fountain and stage nearby, live music and entertainment, as well as kids’ activities, are often organized onsite. Curb side pickup for orders placed through the market’s online store is also available. Don’t miss delicious baked goods and the region’s haskap berries when they’re in season!

The Art-A-Thon is an all-day fundraiser for the Notch Hill school house. There will be a full day of timed painting sessions, open to kids and adults. The evening will include an auction of the completed paintings, along with charcuterie appies and live music.

For more information or to pre-register please contact Rayna at 250-833-7984 or raynav63@shaw.ca.

Tickets are $25 for participants and $40 for non-participants. All tickets include a beer or wine.

The She Shed by the Shuswap Shore will be hosting a new Saturday Night Market featuring an assortment of vendors, artisans, producers and food trucks. The Saturday Night Market will start April 17th and run every Saturday through to September 18th with hours from 5-9 pm.

Minimum $2 donation to the charity of the week for admission.