The RCA is proud to host events and performances from a wide range of local, provincial, and national presenters. From live music to dance, and from craft fairs to wine festivals, our presenters offer engaging events for the whole community. See below for a listing of upcoming events. Interested to present your own event at the Rotary Centre for the Arts? Be sure to check out our venue rental information. Our rentals team is standing by to help you bring your event to life at one of Kelowna's most iconic spaces.
The Journey We Make celebrates the growth, discipline, and passion of Impact’s competitive dancers through inspiring music and powerful choreography. More than a performance, it reflects confidence, resilience, and community—while supporting tuition assistance so every dancer can access high‑quality arts education.
When the world feels loud or overwhelming, this uplifting showcase explores what happens within. Through movement and music, dancers of all ages express emotion, strength, and calm—inviting audiences on a heartfelt journey of self‑expression, hope, and finding light on cloudy days.
Stardust is a wordless, spy‑themed dance comedy where cabaret collides with cartoon chaos. Rival showgirl spies chase the stolen Stardust Diamond through slapstick heists, glamorous twists, and cinematic choreography. Think Austin Powers meets Moulin Rouge—sass, spectacle, and nonstop fun.
The award winning improv comedians are back with a new show, more moves and even quicker wits. A SHOW FOR ALL GENDERS… 19+ ONLY WARNING! No extreme nudity, just extreme hilarity.
Music Fest MS is a charity event supporting MS Canada, raising over $170,000 for multiple sclerosis research. Experience a Nashville-style Songwriters Round featuring hitmakers and local talent. Join the community, enjoy the stories behind the songs, and help end MS. Fight. Play. Feel. Live.
Fun for the whole family! Bursting with laughs, sharp dialogue, and classic Hollywood songs, this crowd‑pleasing musical follows silent‑film stars Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont as love, illusion, and a not‑so‑perfect voice collide with the rise of the “talkies.”
The WNBF Kelowna Naturals Bodybuilding Championships is a full-day natural bodybuilding event featuring athletes from across BC and beyond. With divisions from Bikini to Classic Physique, the show celebrates drug-tested excellence, showcasing discipline, health, and high‑energy competition that inspires spectators through impressive physiques and transformative athletic journeys.
Experience the 4th Annual 48 Hour Film Project – Okanagan Screening & Awards Night, showcasing original short films created in just one weekend. Enjoy all 2026 entries on the big screen, celebrate standout teams, and join filmmakers, cast, crew, and fans for an inspiring night of local creativity.
Ivan Decker is an award winning stand-up comedian and writer known for his sharp, polished, and multi-layered observational comedy. He is originally from Vancouver but is now based in Los Angeles. Watch Ivan’s latest comedy special, “Popcorn!” on YouTube now!
ABBA EUPHORIA is a dazzling Las Vegas-style tribute show featuring ABBA’s greatest hits, stunning visuals, and interactive fun for all ages. Sing along to classics like “Dancing Queen” and “Mamma Mia” in this high-energy concert packed with choreography, cheer, and a few disco surprises!
UpStage Kelowna Show Choir presents Love Lost & Love Found, a dynamic mix of Broadway, pop, and movie musical hits. Featuring songs from Hello, Dolly!, Pitch Perfect, Dreamgirls, Meghan Trainor, Coldplay, and Adele, this high‑energy show blends choral excellence with vibrant choreography.
Inner Fish Performance presents Matriarchs Uprising – Indigenous Women Dancing Stories of Transformation, a mixed bill of contemporary Indigenous dance works from Vancouver’s O.Dela Arts, and featuring solos by Olivia C. Davies, Sophie Dow, and Samantha Sutherland. This event is supported by the BC Arts Council.
Celebrate 10 seasons of Dream Dance Club with an unforgettable evening of talent and heart. From beginners to elite dancers, each performance showcases growth, dedication, and passion. More than a studio, Dream Dance Club is a family—and this recital is a joyous reflection of the journey we share.
Missing your classical fix before the new season? Join Quatuor Amis at the RCA on June 24. Formed by violinist Gabrielle Després, the ensemble features Angela Chan, Samuel Rosenthal, and acclaimed cellist Bryan Cheng—familiar to Kelowna audiences through CMK and OSO.
Trent McClellan, star of This Hour Has 22 Minutes, brings his Be Nice Tour across Canada—an all-new hour of sharp, heartfelt comedy following his hit special Worry Muffins. Don’t miss one of Canada’s most beloved comedians live!
Stranger-than-fiction, this documentary follows Eddy Haymour’s obsessive dream to turn Rattlesnake Island into a Middle Eastern–themed amusement park—spiraling into lawsuits, financial ruin, hostage-taking, and bomb plots. Okanagan history you’ve never heard. Director attends for a post-screening Q&A.
A celebration of South African music. Every year we bring the best Afrikaans artists to Canada. 2026 is the first time that we’re performing in Kelowna and will be including three of the best artists from South Africa. Kurt Darren, Elandre and Refentse will ensure that it’s an awesome night.
Internationally acclaimed violinist James Ehnes and renowned pianist Andrew Armstrong unite for an unforgettable evening of masterful artistry. Celebrated for their award-winning performances and longstanding musical partnership, the duo brings exceptional virtuosity and expressive depth to the stage.
Performing on the historic 1783 “ex-Adolf Busch” Guadagnini violin and gut strings, the trio channels early‑twentieth‑century chamber traditions. Praised for their effortless musicianship, they appear at major festivals worldwide, with acclaimed Alpha Classics recordings that showcase their compelling artistry and ensemble sound.
Is Bella Manningham losing her mind—or is someone manipulating her reality? Strange sounds and dimming gaslights set the stage for a gripping psychological thriller. Experience this acclaimed Canadian adaptation, first seen at the Shaw Festival, in a chilling reimagining for today’s audience. Don’t miss it!
Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki, acclaimed for his artistry on major world stages, performs over 100 concerts annually with leading orchestras and conductors. Signed by Deutsche Grammophon at 15, he has since released nine award‑winning albums and earned major honors—including the Leonard Bernstein Award and Gramophone’s Young Artist Award.
New Vintage Theatre is thrilled to bring this Canadian classic about a red-headed orphan longing for a home of her own to the stage as our annual holiday play. It will be a wonderful, all ages celebration of the season featuring a cast of incredible local talent.
Praised for their “multifaceted artistry,” the Poiesis Quartet is the 2026 Cleveland Quartet Award winner and top‑prize recipient of the 2025 Banff Competition. Additional major honors include Fischoff’s Grand Prize and multiple 2023 competition awards. In 2024, they joined the Concert Artists Guild roster for North American management.
Since forming in 2007, the Notos Quartet has become a global presence, winning major international prizes and performing worldwide. Honored with the 2022 Würth Prize, they pair celebrated masterpieces with newly commissioned works, enriching the piano quartet repertoire through both tradition and innovation.
Since 2001, this Montreal ensemble has championed new music inspired by global traditions, touring 59 countries and releasing 23 albums. Their Kelowna program features soprano Hana Blažíková in Bach spiritual songs paired with Persian poems by Omar Khayyam, set to music by Kiya Tabassian.