Visit this special marketplace made up of vendors who create fashion accessories and unique garments. Located in the foyer of the Municipal Hall, the Fashion Marketplace will be open all day, both days, but this year only, so don't miss it.

Mirrors, dots, paper dolls and more can be found in five mini rooms located around ArtWalk, inviting you to interact, and maybe take a selfie or two.

Young people have shown their creative flair in a great display of artworks in the Youth Gallery, located outside the School entrance. Students in all the schools in Lake Country were asked to think about and create artworks about “Art in Fashion”. Check out the beautifully painted jackets hanging along the Hallway created by the high school art students.

Near the entrance to Creekside Theatre, you will find two displays provided by the Lake County Museum. The glass cabinet contains some interesting pieces of fashion from the museum’s archives. There is an interesting controversy about each piece, see if you can find it. The 20th anniversary of Creekside Theatre is celebrated in a display of dioramas on the landing, which will include scene sets, play props, and other memorabilia from the history of Creekside Theatre.

A short walk down the road following the coloured gates will take you to the Lake Country Art Gallery that has an intriguing exhibition called "Atklokum" with artworks from four local Sylix artists: Barb Marchand, Sheldon Louis, David Wilson and Mariel Belange. Atklokem: A collaboration of contemporary Syilx Art brought together by Okanagan Artist David Wilson: featuring the work of Barb Marchand, Mariel Belanger, Sheldon Louis, and the Okanagan Indian Band Youth Group for this Indigenous-fo...

When you fancy a bit of a rest after touring around ArtWalk, find the Fashion Slide Show on the stage in the Memorial Hall to watch fascinating images from unique fashions, wearable art, and illustrations of fashion.

Hair styling and make-up are part of fashion, so we are pleased to present the MC College of Hair and Esthetics who will be completing several makeovers, on Saturday only. Find them on the stage at the Memorial Hall to see the “Avant Garde Runway Hair” and the “Acromatic Make-Up.

Keep your eyes open for the Creator’s Art Cen-tre models who will roam the ArtWalk sites wearing four different types of fashion. You might encounter them modeling Wearable Art made by the creative Fibre Artists, or fashions made by Indigenous designers, or garments made from recycled, discarded materials. You will be fascinated by the ‘fast fashion’ modeling.

With so much inspiration surrounding you, the make-it centre might be the perfect stop, located on the stage in the Memorial Hall. Make a hat or a fascinator using the assorted, colourful materials available to serve your creativity. Have fun making your hat!

ArtWalk artists are not expected to connect to the annual theme with their art, however, we do give them an opportunity to create one image that relates to the theme, interpreting it in their own way. These artworks are assembled to form the Theme Exhibition located in the foyer of the Municipal Hall. Check out the many different ways these creative artists have represented ‘Art in Fashion’.  

Artist Angela Hansen will use her specialization in encaustic work to create five unique sculptures that make up the installation art called Transformation of Gaia. Encaustic work uses beeswax to create surface relief and sculptures. You will be able to view the circle of sculptures enhanced with lighting and sound in the Drama Room along the School Hallway. Angela Hansen is a Lake Country-based artist and art instructor. She completed her BDes at the Emily Carr University of Art and Desig...

Each year, thousands of visitors to ArtWalk cast their vote for their favourite artist. Explore all the venues to choose your favourite and drop your ballot off at one of the numerous ballot boxes on site. Ballots are given out upon admission to ArtWalk. Fill out the ballot with your name and your artist’s name, drop it into a ballot box for the chance to win a prize! The winning artist will be announced on our website and social media on Monday, September 9. The winner of the draw will be cont...

Mini Fashion Film Festival In order to address some of the controversial aspects of the fashion industry, we are offering three films showing in Creekside Theatre during ArtWalk.   RiverBlue chronicles an unprecedented around-the-world river adventure, led by renowned paddler and conservationist, Mark Angelo, who ends up uncovering and documenting the dark side of the global fashion industry. Directors: David McIlvride, Roger Williams Writer: David McIlvride Stars:Mark An...

Stop by the art station for some family-friendly fun! Children, aged 5 – 12,can visit the Creative Art Centre to use the materials provided, along with their creativity to delve into the world of “Art in Fashion” to make our own creative collage garments and artworks! The Children’s Art Centre will be open both days at 11:00 to 3:30 just outside of George Elliot Secondary School (to the left of the main admissions table).

Our ever-popular Paint-Off will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall each day at 11:00 and again at 1:00. The artists will have only 15 minutes to complete a painting of a subject about Fashion. Not only is this painting activity entertaining to watch, you could be one of the lucky audience members to win one of the completed paintings.

A classic in the art world is figurative drawing from a live model. Perhaps you would like to try your hand at making a drawing, or perhaps you will be content to watch others create drawings of the live model. All materials will be provided. Wearing some distinctive fashion, the live model drawing will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall at 12:00 and 3:00 both days.

Mini Fashion Film Festival In order to address some of the controversial aspects of the fashion industry, we are offering three films showing in Creekside Theatre during ArtWalk. The Next Black is an exploration of the future of clothing, profiling forward-thinking companies who are at the forefront of redefining how and what we wear.   Directors:David Dworsky, Victor Kohler Writers: David Dworsky, Victor Kohler Stars: Mathew Hymers, Suzanne Lee, Brittany McCrigler ...

Our ever-popular Paint-Off will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall each day at 11:00 and again at 1:00. The artists will have only 15 minutes to complete a painting of a subject about Fashion. Not only is this painting activity entertaining to watch, you could be one of the lucky audience members to win one of the completed paintings.

Mini Fashion Film Festival In order to address some of the controversial aspects of the fashion industry, we are offering three films showing in Creekside Theatre during ArtWalk. The True Cost is a documentary film exploring the impact of fashion on people and the planet.   Director: Andrew Morgan Writer: Andrew Morgan Stars: Livia Giuggioli, Stella McCartney, Vandana Shiva  

A classic in the art world is figurative drawing from a live model. Perhaps you would like to try your hand at making a drawing, or perhaps you will be content to watch others create drawings of the live model. All materials will be provided. Wearing some distinctive fashion, the live model drawing will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall at 12:00 and 3:00 both days.

Saturday, September 7th • 5:00pm – 7:30pm Relax in the courtyard with a glass of great local wine from Ex Nihilo winery, along with good food from Oyama Sunblush Bakery and Specialty Foods . Visit with friends, meet some artists, all while enjoying music that is a taste of the evening concert. Tickets: $15 (provides you with one drink and a light meal) Tickets are available for purchase at the Sales Desk during ArtWalk, at the door, or guarantee your ticket by purchasing in advance by e...

What a special celebration - 20 years of this wonderful theatre that has brought so many concerts, performances and events to our community. The celebration showcase will offer a rich repertoire of performances including the Lake Country School of Dance, the UBCO Beats, Justin J Moore, and The Baroque Bandits. Don't miss this special show to see who else will be entertaining you on Saturday night in Creekside Theatre. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25.25 at the door, and are available at www...

Visit this special marketplace made up of vendors who create fashion accessories and unique garments. Located in the foyer of the Municipal Hall, the Fashion Marketplace will be open all day, both days, but this year only, so don't miss it.

Near the entrance to Creekside Theatre, you will find two displays provided by the Lake County Museum. The glass cabinet contains some interesting pieces of fashion from the museum’s archives. There is an interesting controversy about each piece, see if you can find it. The 20th anniversary of Creekside Theatre is celebrated in a display of dioramas on the landing, which will include scene sets, play props, and other memorabilia from the history of Creekside Theatre.

Artist Angela Hansen will use her specialization in encaustic work to create five unique sculptures that make up the installation art called Transformation of Gaia. Encaustic work uses beeswax to create surface relief and sculptures. You will be able to view the circle of sculptures enhanced with lighting and sound in the Drama Room along the School Hallway. Angela Hansen is a Lake Country-based artist and art instructor. She completed her BDes at the Emily Carr University of Art and Desig...

A short walk down the road following the coloured gates will take you to the Lake Country Art Gallery that has an intriguing exhibition called "Atklokum" with artworks from four local Sylix artists: Barb Marchand, Sheldon Louis, David Wilson and Mariel Belange. Atklokem: A collaboration of contemporary Syilx Art brought together by Okanagan Artist David Wilson: featuring the work of Barb Marchand, Mariel Belanger, Sheldon Louis, and the Okanagan Indian Band Youth Group for this Indigenous-fo...

When you fancy a bit of a rest after touring around ArtWalk, find the Fashion Slide Show on the stage in the Memorial Hall to watch fascinating images from unique fashions, wearable art, and illustrations of fashion.

Keep your eyes open for the Creator’s Art Cen-tre models who will roam the ArtWalk sites wearing four different types of fashion. You might encounter them modeling Wearable Art made by the creative Fibre Artists, or fashions made by Indigenous designers, or garments made from recycled, discarded materials. You will be fascinated by the ‘fast fashion’ modeling.

Young people have shown their creative flair in a great display of artworks in the Youth Gallery, located outside the School entrance. Students in all the schools in Lake Country were asked to think about and create artworks about “Art in Fashion”. Check out the beautifully painted jackets hanging along the Hallway created by the high school art students.

With so much inspiration surrounding you, the make-it centre might be the perfect stop, located on the stage in the Memorial Hall. Make a hat or a fascinator using the assorted, colourful materials available to serve your creativity. Have fun making your hat!

Mirrors, dots, paper dolls and more can be found in five mini rooms located around ArtWalk, inviting you to interact, and maybe take a selfie or two.

Each year, thousands of visitors to ArtWalk cast their vote for their favourite artist. Explore all the venues to choose your favourite and drop your ballot off at one of the numerous ballot boxes on site. Ballots are given out upon admission to ArtWalk. Fill out the ballot with your name and your artist’s name, drop it into a ballot box for the chance to win a prize! The winning artist will be announced on our website and social media on Monday, September 9. The winner of the draw will be cont...

ArtWalk artists are not expected to connect to the annual theme with their art, however, we do give them an opportunity to create one image that relates to the theme, interpreting it in their own way. These artworks are assembled to form the Theme Exhibition located in the foyer of the Municipal Hall. Check out the many different ways these creative artists have represented ‘Art in Fashion’.  

Mini Fashion Film Festival In order to address some of the controversial aspects of the fashion industry, we are offering three films showing in Creekside Theatre during ArtWalk.   RiverBlue chronicles an unprecedented around-the-world river adventure, led by renowned paddler and conservationist, Mark Angelo, who ends up uncovering and documenting the dark side of the global fashion industry. Directors: David McIlvride, Roger Williams Writer: David McIlvride Stars:Mark An...

Our ever-popular Paint-Off will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall each day at 11:00 and again at 1:00. The artists will have only 15 minutes to complete a painting of a subject about Fashion. Not only is this painting activity entertaining to watch, you could be one of the lucky audience members to win one of the completed paintings.

Stop by the art station for some family-friendly fun! Children, aged 5 – 12,can visit the Creative Art Centre to use the materials provided, along with their creativity to delve into the world of “Art in Fashion” to make our own creative collage garments and artworks! The Children’s Art Centre will be open both days at 11:00 to 3:30 just outside of George Elliot Secondary School (to the left of the main admissions table).

A classic in the art world is figurative drawing from a live model. Perhaps you would like to try your hand at making a drawing, or perhaps you will be content to watch others create drawings of the live model. All materials will be provided. Wearing some distinctive fashion, the live model drawing will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall at 12:00 and 3:00 both days.

Mini Fashion Film Festival In order to address some of the controversial aspects of the fashion industry, we are offering three films showing in Creekside Theatre during ArtWalk. The Next Black is an exploration of the future of clothing, profiling forward-thinking companies who are at the forefront of redefining how and what we wear.   Directors:David Dworsky, Victor Kohler Writers: David Dworsky, Victor Kohler Stars: Mathew Hymers, Suzanne Lee, Brittany McCrigler ...

Our ever-popular Paint-Off will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall each day at 11:00 and again at 1:00. The artists will have only 15 minutes to complete a painting of a subject about Fashion. Not only is this painting activity entertaining to watch, you could be one of the lucky audience members to win one of the completed paintings.

Mini Fashion Film Festival In order to address some of the controversial aspects of the fashion industry, we are offering three films showing in Creekside Theatre during ArtWalk. The True Cost is a documentary film exploring the impact of fashion on people and the planet.   Director: Andrew Morgan Writer: Andrew Morgan Stars: Livia Giuggioli, Stella McCartney, Vandana Shiva  

Another opportunity to watch the magic of artists creating a painting in a short period of time is the hour long Quick Draw taking place in the Foyer on Sunday from 2:00 – 3:00. The paintings created by eight artists will then be auctioned off at 3:15. Both phases of this activity, the painting and the auctioning, are engaging and not to be missed! Begins at 2 p.m. Live auction 3:15 p.m.  

A classic in the art world is figurative drawing from a live model. Perhaps you would like to try your hand at making a drawing, or perhaps you will be content to watch others create drawings of the live model. All materials will be provided. Wearing some distinctive fashion, the live model drawing will take place under the big tent at the Memorial Hall at 12:00 and 3:00 both days.