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#speakout To End Domestic & Sexual Violence
Elizabeth Fry’s campaign is to bring attention to the issue of sexual and domestic violence in our community by displaying a clothesline with decorated t-shirts with messages from survivors.
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Furbish: Remnant Themes Of Post-amusement Scott August
@ Lake Country Art Gallery
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Let The Sunshine In – Musical
Students bring their dancing, acting and vocal skills together through the rehearsal and performance of a fully staged musical production! This summer students will be working on a Beatles inspired musical written just for them.
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Nikki Middlemiss: Scaffolding for Minutiae
This Montreal-based artist will be exhibiting labour-intensive works on paper that will float from the walls out into the viewers’ space.
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Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan is one of the most influential singer-songwriters of the 20th century whose career began in the early 1960s with songs that chronicled social issues like war and civil rights.
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Free Walking Tours In The Cultural District
Once the centre of the Okanagan Fruit Packing Industry, Downtown Kelowna’s Cultural District is now home to artists, performers and beautiful works of public art. Take a journey through time and discover the Cultural District in a new light with a guided walking tour this summer.
Following a two kilometre route that begins and ends at the Laurel Packinghouse, explore the rich history of the area, hear stories of the past and present, and explore cultural facilities and parks including Kasugai Gardens, the Okanagan Heritage Museum, and the Kelowna Art Gallery. Even long-time residents will experience new discoveries with guides who are great storytellers, connecting the past with the present.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
July 6 to August 26
10:00am-12:00pm
Registration is not required and all tours are free. Tours take approximately two hours and start and end at the Laurel Packinghouse (Ellis St & Cawston Ave). Remember to bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and a hat.
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