Vernon fall festivals deliver tasty flavours, spooky shivers
above: aerial view of the corn maze at Historic O'Keefe Ranch in Vernon, venue for Field of Screams
Vernon and the #NorthOkanagan region are known for their vast tapestries of beautiful lakes, mountains, and vineyards, but this is a community full of soul too.
From arts festivals to pumpkin picking to haunted corn mazes it's the place to harvest some fall fun in BC. Check out these unique events and festivals coming to Vernon to inspire you to #ExploreVernon this fall.
Sept 20-Oct 13 BC Culture Days in Vernon
Vernon was the host city for the official launch of BC Culture Days across the province in 2022, thanks to its rich arts and culture scene. This year, expect more of the same with arts classes, live performances, artist panels, exhibitions and more!
Sept 20-21 Sundog Festival
Spinning out of BC Culture Days, Vernon (under the Arts Council of North Okanagan) has launched a new afts festival! Enjoy a weekend concert headlined by Micsmith, the Miles Skye Club and Ray the Nihilist, with food trucks, artists, dancers and circus troupes—and the best part? It's all FREE.
Sept 29 - Oct 30 Field of Screams
Since October 2013, Field of Screams has given visitors to Historic O'Keefe Ranch spooky thrills with its themed walking tours through haunted settings. This is an Okanagan Halloween must-do!
Oct 1 - 29 Pumpkin Picking Festival, Davison Orchards
Head to Davison Orchards throughout October (Wed - Sun) and pick pumpkins with your friends and loved ones. Indulge in the endless pumpkin treats, and even take a tractor tour through the beautiful fields of Davison Orchards located just 10 minutes outside of Vernon.
Enjoy a trip to the scenic Thompson Okanagan region for days of apple or pumpkin picking, pedaling through the stunning Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park, or enjoy the arts and culture of the city through Culture Days.
Festivals are not the only great way to #ExploreVernon! Find more epic ways to #ExploreVernon on our sister site ZenSeekers, when you visit Vernon for these festivals.
When you go
Visit the Tourism Vernon website to help you plan your trip here, including where to stay and more:
- Get the insider’s guide to the trails by booking a ride with Dialed Rides.
- The Greater Vernon Museum is open daily and offers their own set of tours.
- Book a tour at the K'nmaĺka Senqâĺten (The Indigenous Garden) to gain a view you might not have expected while in Vernon, one of Canada’s most soul filled cities. Want to know more about the garden? Read up on the gardens here.
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