FATHER PANDOSY MISSION
3685 Benvoulin Road, Kelowna, BC V1W 4M7 DIRECTIONS
Since 1859
Here’s The Deal:
Father Pandosy Mission is a well-known historical place museum owned by the Catholic Church and is jointly administered by the Okanagan Historical Society. Father Pandosy Mission is also known as the Okanagan Mission, was the original home for Father Pandosy. The site's purpose has definite historical significance to the area as it was Kelowna's first European settlement, land claim, school church, and large-scale agricultural and ranching activity. Father Pandosy Mission site is visited by 7,000-10,000 visitors a year. It is a popular spot to tour local historical exhibits, and you can explore the city's detailed history and culture. A brochure is available on site to guide people in the area. However, Father Pandosy Mission is home to the various pioneer buildings and artifacts that have been moved to the site for safekeeping. This historical site even affords some recreational activities for kids.
SPECIALTY:
Land Claim, Houses, Equipment, Artefact Display Upgrades, Historic Sites, Fencing Improvements, Picnic Area, Events, Self Guided and Group Tours, Fire Alarm System, Large Scale Agricultural and Ranching Operation & Elementary Schools
Price: Starts from $2/person
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OKANAGAN WINE AND ORCHARD MUSEUM
1304 Ellis Street, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1Z8 DIRECTIONS
Since 1996
Here’s The Deal:
Okanagan Wine and Orchard Museum has diversified its landscape with stories of winemakers, entrepreneurs and local wineries. The collection section of the museum provides brief information on the fruit industry. It displays various tools used in gathering and processing the fruit, and the other part is a collection of artefacts in the industry. The place is an old heritage building full of great wine selections from local vineyards. Okanagan Wine and Orchard Museum is a great place to grab some wine from the area and get information about the wineries. This finest landmark offers some incredible specials for its visitors. In addition, visitors can discover how growing, processing, transporting and enjoying tree fruits and wine have diversified landscapes and communities.
SPECIALTY:
Virtual Programs, Events, Painted Fruit Crates, Live Bee Hives and Cherry Pitting Equipment, Wine Makers, Entrepreneurs, Historic Laurel Packinghouse & Heritage Building
Price: Virtual programs starts from $75 per group
On-location experiences: $10 per person
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KELOWNA CITY HALL
1435 Water Street, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1J4 DIRECTIONS
Since 1905
Here’s The Deal:
Kelowna City Hall is a well-known landmark located in Kelowna. It provides brief information on police municipal support and business licensing services based on your business needs and preferences. The city hall's annual budget section system aims to balance reasonable tax rates and deliver services that residents and businesses expect. You can even explore various bylaws, policies, and regulatory work related to the enforcement of specific City bylaws. The City Hall employees are always knowledgeable and friendly. They are invested in becoming a city shaped by collaboration, responsible decision-making, connected citizens and adaptation in smart ways for rapid growth. Kelowna City Hall even offers some programming classes, street games, and local shopping for its visitors.
SPECIALTY:
Recreation and Sport Activity, Programs, Drinking Water Management, Historical Places, Recreational Facility Operating Agreement Management, Business Licencing, City Hall, Economic Development, Fire Services, Police Municipal Support Service & Development Approval