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Where to shop in Kelowna: downtown boutiques, Orchard Park mall, Pandosy Village, and a few local spots off the main strips.
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The best shopping in Kelowna is on Bernard Avenue downtown, in Pandosy Village by the lake, and at Orchard Park Shopping Centre for the big chains. This guide goes area by area, from downtown boutiques like Georgie Girl Vintage and Mosaic Books to the Pandosy shops and a few local spots off the main strips. With one afternoon, start downtown; Pandosy Village and Frakas make a good second day.
Downtown is the easiest place in the city to shop on foot, with shops, restaurants and galleries within a few blocks.
Bernard Avenue is downtown's main street, with boutiques selling clothing, accessories, home décor and gifts. Not every shop below is on Bernard itself, but they all fit into a downtown wander.
The Cultural District sits just off Bernard Avenue and adds a local artisan shop and the city's best-known bookstore to a downtown walk.
Orchard Park Shopping Centre is the city's largest enclosed mall, with department stores and specialty shops under one roof. It's where you go for the big names, and being indoors makes it the obvious pick in winter.
Pandosy Village is a relaxed shopping strip along Okanagan Lake where boutiques and galleries mix with restaurants. It's quieter and slower-paced than downtown.
Two more shopping stops don't fit neatly into a district: a brewery market and the farmers' market.
Shopping here works best when you follow the seasons and plan around downtown parking. Summer is market season, while in winter the indoor boutiques are the better bet. Spread your trips around too, since downtown, Pandosy and the mall each feel different.
The city has many independent makers and shop owners, and sidewalk sales, holiday markets and craft fairs run through the year. The catch: downtown parking is tight in peak season. Walk or take transit if you can.
The best shopping areas are downtown (Bernard Avenue and the Cultural District) and Pandosy Village, both full of independent boutiques and local shops. Orchard Park Shopping Centre is the largest enclosed mall.
The Artful Hand in the Cultural District sells pottery, jewellery and paintings by local artisans. The Kelowna Farmers' and Crafters' Market also sells locally made crafts during its season.
Yes. Georgie Girl Vintage downtown sells vintage clothing, accessories and home goods. It's an easy add-on to a downtown shopping walk.
Yes. Orchard Park Shopping Centre is the city's largest mall, with department stores, clothing retailers and specialty shops.
Yes, but downtown parking can be limited, especially in peak season. There are parkades and street parking, but they fill up, so walking or transit is often easier.