"Penticton Through a Broken Lens" is about what's just underneath that shiny coating. It is about the beauty, and the flaws, and the potential of a little city that really is so close to being a place to stay forever. "Penticton Through a Broken Lens" will be displayed at the gallery from June 7 - July 15.

This is going to be a great party... a great arty, party!

"Penticton Through a Broken Lens" is about what's just underneath that shiny coating. It is about the beauty, and the flaws, and the potential of a little city that really is so close to being a place to stay forever. This is a bit of an ego project for sure, but I feel it is as good a time as any to share this series of photos with you. This has been a very trying few months in Penticton, but through this project, my love for the city has grown exponentially. "Penticton Through a Broken Lens" will be displayed at the gallery from June 7 - July 15.

This is a cute little project Saint-Germain's Christopher Millin and his partner Jenny Long have undertaken... you know, with all the spare time they have. https://www.castanet.net/news/Penticton/226801/Paint-alongside-a-pro

Hey Penticton (and people coming to Penticton)... if you're down by the lake, make sure you stop by The Prague Cafe for a treat. Soooo delicious!

Oil up your robots... feed your monsters... because this thing is about to happen!

Join us for the opening reception of BEASTIES AND BOTS, next Thursday, April 19 from 5:30 to 8:30 pm. BEASTIES AND BOTS features robot and monster inspired artwork by more than a dozen Beastie artists... I mean B.C. artists.

CALL FOR ARTISTS. BEASTIES AND BOTS (April 12 - June 2). 1-3 pieces featuring (or inspired by) mythical beasts and wicked cool robots. Deadline for participation: February 18. Deadline for completed work: April 2. Email submissions@saintgermaincafe.com or message us through our FB page if you'd like to take part. One of my favourite art shows in Vancouver every year was Ayden Gallery's ROBOTS & MONSTERS. I knew if I ever had a gallery of my own I'd attempt to put together a similar show with an Okanagan touch. I mean, we do have one of the greatest beasties in the world swimming around in Okanagan Lake.

Super proud to be on this list... Saint G wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Chris, Mercedes (and of course, Mathieu, before he left us for the world of learning). http://www.pentictonherald.ca/entertainment/article_f17211e8-0873-11e8-9b97-d30191d38726.html

Heya Penticton! Saint-Germain Cafe Gallery's very own Chris is telling a crazy, post-apocalyptic short story at the Soiree Experimentale tonight. See a side of him you rarely see... a dark side. Muwahaha... http://www.pentictonherald.ca/news/article_9d13dc96-fcaf-11e7-a768-27f34bfa1c76.html

Great soup spots in Penticton... http://www.pentictonherald.ca/opinion/article_b8469a4e-f3fe-11e7-862a-93ee3b18a3f5.html

Come on down to Cannery Brewing next Thursday (December 7) for the next installment of Pecha Kucha. Chris from Saint-Germain Cafe Gallery will be telling a Tall Tale. http://www.pechakucha.org/cities/penticton/events/5a188ec4fc57bdd760000c83