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Penticton Herald
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Soul keeps Dream from falling silent

11+ hour, 10+ min ago   (495+ words) And the show must go on. Dream Society board president Kim Lymburner celebrates the upcoming reopening of the new and improved The Dream intimate music venue. It’s The Dream come true. A quarter century after its opening at 67 Front Street…...

Penticton Herald
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Peach Festival cancels Saturday parade amid ongoing fire response

1+ day, 22+ hour ago   (274+ words) The Penticton Peach Festival has cancelled Saturday’s Bannister Peach n’ Beach Parade as the community continues to respond to the current fire situation in Penticton and the surrounding area. The parade, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 8, requires extensive road closures throughout…...

Penticton Herald
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Stratford native Lloyd Robertson dies, 92

2+ day, 17+ hour ago   (679+ words) Lloyd Robertson back behind a CJCS microphone during a 2024-visit. Robertson died on Aug. 4 at the age of 92. While nationally revered for his 27-year tenure as CTV’s chief news anchor, he is being remembered locally as “a proud son of…...

Penticton Herald
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The art of remembering Vancouver

2+ day, 10+ hour ago   (876+ words) For Vancouver artist and designer Won Kang, nostalgia isn’t about yearning for a perfect past, it’s about remembering the small details that once gave neighbourhoods their personality: the hand-painted signs, the neon lights and the humble storefronts. Through his mixed-media…...

Penticton Herald
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At County Stage: Who's Talking Now?

2+ day, 17+ hour ago   (129+ words) Grey Highlands Council approved renewing its support for the South East Grey Com… OTTHON — Residents of Otthon and surrounding communities are invited to enjoy an… Written by Amy Nostbakken and Norah Sadava, and anchored by two extraordinary performers, the County…...

Penticton Herald
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Penticton PUNKfest a slam-dancing smash hit

3+ day, 12+ hour ago   (525+ words) 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 Okanagan’s unheralded summer of 2026 success stories. The event, conceived just four months ago…...

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Banana Days back for 15th year

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (478+ words) A flash mob dances to music during Melita Banana Days in 2016. The annual three-day event is returning for its 15th year starting Friday. (The Brandon Sun files) The Town of Melita is set to bring back a summer tradition starting tomorrow....

Penticton Herald
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Skip the gallery: South Niagara's studio tour lets art lovers meet the artists behind the work

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (550+ words) Port Colborne artist Barbara Polc stands in her home studio with one of her paintings. She's one of 23 artists participating in the 2026 Art Studio Tours this weekend. Art lovers are invited to visit local artists in their studios this weekend....

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Many Hats Theatre announces next production will b Every Brilliant Thing

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (244+ words) Penticton Herald Many Hats Theatre opens its 2026 fall season with Every Brilliant Thing, an acclaimed one-person play by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe, running Sept. 11 to Oct. 4 on the Cannery Stage (1475 Fairview Rd., Penticton). Performed by Vance Potter and directed…...

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Woodstock Art Club growth sparks a creative upswing | Spare News | pentictonherald.ca

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (322+ words) More members, more ideas, and more community engagement shape the club’s next chapter The Woodstock Art Club is excelling since its 70th anniversary show last year, and because of this, the club has grown in numbers and creative direction. “The club…...