Join the community by enjoying the iconic tree of hope lighting and dazzling display of holiday lights this season!
One of Kelowna’s most anticipated holiday traditions, the Tree of Hope festival returns on Saturday. Nov. 22 from 12 to 6 p.m. in the Landmark District.
Last year’s event drew over 10,000 attendees, the largest crowd in its history.
Beginning at noon, guests will be welcomed into a winter wonderland filled with festive lights, sweet treats, and holiday music, featuring a headlining performance on the main stage by the Hip Replacements.
•New additions and festive favourites:
•Tree lighting ceremony at five pm;
•Outdoor skating on faux ice – bring your own skates;
•Live holiday music featuring the Hip Replacements at four pm;
•Local artisan vendors showcasing locally made gifts and goods;
•Food trucks;
•Photos with Santa – visitors are encouraged to reserve timeslots with photos here; walk-ins will be available.
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•A letter to Santa Station;
•Hot chocolate and s’mores;
•Mini curling;
•Obstacle course featuring adaptive trail riders;
This year, the festival will donate a portion of the proceeds to CRIS Adaptive Adventures and Special Olympics BC.
“This year, we wanted to support the incredible organizations that create opportunities for every person to participate fully in life,” said Ken Stober, Pres. Stober Foundation.
For those who are unable to attend on Nov. 22, the tree and surrounding light displays will remain illuminated throughout the holiday season, welcoming the community to enjoy them until the first week of January.
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