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Record turnout; lots to discuss at Walk for the Children (opens the original)
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Not all events have staying power. Sometimes, no matter how well-intentioned and/or popular they are at the outset, they just fade away as the years go by. Not so Penticton's Walk for the Children. Founded in 2021 by Pentictonite Anne Benn, who felt the newly minted National Day for Truth and Reconciliation needed local observance, the debut pulled in a couple hundred people for a procession that began at the Penticton Peach and ended five kilometers later at the Penticton Indian Band's Resident
Dragon Boat Fest keeps making waves (opens the original)
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Tents and tarps and makeshift shelters dot the landscape as far as the eye can see. Thousands of scantily clad people mill about, clearly high on life and occasionally succumbing to bouts of singing and/or chanting. Some purchase clothes from an improvised market or sustenance from an improvised food court. And all day long, the sound of music and chatter wafts through the air. The vibes are probably similar. Except here, energy drinks and protein bars take the place of weird narcotics. A warm l
Penticton PUNKfest a slam-dancing smash hit (opens the original)
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Featuring 28 bands from all across the province, 300-plus attendees and three days of action, the first-ever Penticton PUNKfest unfolded last past weekend as one of the South Okanaganâs unheralded summer of 2026 success stories. The event, conceived just four months ago by artist, punk music aficionado and longtime Pentictonite Nikki Spence and running July 31 to Aug. 2 at the increasingly multifaceted Luso Canadian Multicultural Centre, wasnât initially envisioned to be this big. âI plan
Peach Classic better than ever, still needs volunteers (opens the original)
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It was July of 2019 when Ironman Triathlon announcer Dave Downey jumped on a temporary stage in Rotary Park and triumphantly told several hundred buoyant onlookers that Ironman Canada was leaving Whistler and "coming home" to Penticton. And all was right once again with the town often called "the endurance sport capital of BC." But Ironman didnât last long. By 2024, following COVID and wildfire-spurred travel ban cancelations, it was gone. Then just last year, the Okanagan Grandfondo, which r
Which Hats will be worn on The Long Weekend? (opens the original)
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The latest production by Many Hats Theatre Co. is The Long Weekend by Norm Foster â a story about the truth, lies, and animosity found in the friendship between two couples. Pompous Max dislikes Rogerâs laid-back life as wannabe writer, while Roger in turn feels threatened by Maxâs financial success. Wynn and Abby, though claiming to be long-time friends, each secretly dread the otherâs criticism of their lifestyle and tastes. Pictured are the stars of the Long Weekend â Jason Lane, Ji
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