Naramata Slow launched the Green Ribbon campaign two weeks ago and has caught on with the village’s doors dawning the green ribbons, as neighbors encouraging others to paint their street green, and bench wineries are challenging each other to donate tasting fees.
The Homes for the Holidays tour has traditionally been a self-guided tour of private homes all decked out for the Christmas season while raising funds for Central Okanagan Hospice Association. This year due to Covid-19 and our efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy, the tour has moved to a virtual format.
This online lottery will help us continue working to support hospitality workers in a financial crisis due to a health condition.
So whether you’re still working from home, heading back to the office or just chilling watching your fave show, Coors Light is helping level up your chill and make positive change in your community with something we like to call #ChillForChange.
Indulging in chocolate is one of the greatest Halloween traditions! Awaken your spirit with enchantingly delicious pumpkin themed treats from Mon Paris Pâtisserie
EVR’s chocolate is made from bean-to-bar and its chocolate maker works directly with growers and ethical suppliers to source single-origin cacao beans that provide meaningful market access for small cacao farmers.
Bell is dedicated to sustainability and efficiency in all aspects of life – from his culinary approach to his car – the Toyota Highlander Hybrid.
“Offering Thierry to another Vancouver neighbourhood has been a vision of mine for many years,” said Chef Thierry Busset.
“We’re not just a great restaurant with rooms,” says Chef Ned Bell. “We’re also a great place to bring people together to collaborate…”
Fusing art and technology for an immersive and touch-free exhibit, Shattered at the Beaumont raises the spectre of Halloween fun with a multitude of lights, lasers, 3D installations and soundscapes, as well as cutting-edge electronic illusions and timeless stage tricks.