Venue Info
Prospera Place is a sports & entertainment facility in the heart of Kelowna, BC

Since opening its doors in 1999 it has been the home ice of the Kelowna Rockets and has hosted acts like KISS, Cirque du Soleil, Shania Twain, Aerosmith, Monster Trucks & many more and premiere sporting events like the Memorial Cup and Skate Canada International.

The venue holds multiple concessions, Select Your Tickets’ Kelowna outlet, and its own restaurant, Manhattan Point.

Mission & Vision

Prospera Place strives to connect everyone in our community through sports, entertainment, and shared experiences. What drives us is our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and positive guest experience. Our goal is to become the premier destination for shows and events in the Okanagan region and Interior BC. 

We are a part of GSL Group, where we build better communities through better connections.

History

Prospera Place (formerly named Skyreach Place 1999-2003) opened on March 28,1999 with a maximum seating capacity of 6,886 for hockey games and 7,835 for concerts. The arena was developed and is operated by GSL Group (previously RG Properties), a Vancouver-based development and entertainment company with commercial and recreational facilities throughout BC.

Prospera Place replaced the Kelowna Memorial Arena, which is still in use for minor hockey.

The first concert to be held at Prospera Place was a Moist concert. Since then the arena has hosted various high-profile sporting and entertainment events including the Memorial Cup in 2004 and is set to host the 2025 Montana’s Brier Curling Championship and the 2025 Canadian Country Music Awards.

Seating Maps
Full Concert Setup
Half Concert Setup
Quarter Concert Setup
Upcoming Events
ZZ Top with The Wallflowers at Prospera Place on June 3, 2025! Tickets go on sale from selectyourtickets.com.
Jason Isbell, six-time Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and guitarist, will perform live at Prospera Place on May 12, 2025! Known for his deeply emotional and masterfully written songs like “Cover Me Up,” “If We Were Vampires,” “King of Oklahoma,” and “Cast Iron Skillet,” Isbell continues to captivate audiences with his powerful performances.
American country music singer and songwriter Jon Pardi is bringing his Honkytonk Hollywood Tour to Kelowna on Saturday June 14, 2025.