Celebrate the stories, voices, and landscapes that define the Okanagan. This August, the Rotary Centre for the Arts presents Reel Okanagan, a film series showcasing powerful, locally made documentaries and indie features. We’re bringing back three films by popular demand and adding one new title to the lineup. Join us every Wednesday at 7:00 PM in the Mary Irwin Theatre.
Support local film. Stay cool. See you there.
This August, the Rotary Centre for the Arts presents Reel Okanagan, a film series showcasing powerful, locally made documentaries and indie features. Join us every Wednesday at 7:00 PM in the Mary Irwin Theatre. Support local film. Stay cool. See you there.
2026 Film Schedule:
Tickets are $16.50 per screening.
We look forward to welcoming the community for another exciting summer of film in the heart of Kelowna’s Cultural District.
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An inspiring Okanagan documentary following Nick Pelletier's multi-year journey to swim across the full length of Okanagan Lake. A compelling local story of perseverance, community support, and personal achievement. Ideal as an opening night feature with filmmaker Q&A.
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A visually stunning documentary exploring the hidden connections between trees and forests through the work of renowned scientist Suzanne Simard. An inspiring look at forest ecosystems, environmental stewardship, and wildfire resilience, with powerful relevance for communities across British Columbia.
A documentary exploring the life, art, and activism of renowned Haida artist Robert Davidson. The film examines Indigenous culture, identity, and artistic expression while highlighting themes of reconciliation and cultural preservation.
Directed by local filmmaker Sandy Hoekstra, Roslyn Frantz: LIVE is an award-winning documentary funded through the TELUS STORYHIVE program. The film celebrates the life, artistry, and enduring impact of Roslyn Frantz, a beloved Okanagan arts community leader whose passion for creativity, performance, and community building has inspired generations. A fitting finale to Reel Okanagan, this film shines a spotlight on one of the individuals who helped shape the region's vibrant cultural landscape.