Hypnotist keeps them coming back

Hypnotist William James is a crowd pleaser every year at the Penticton Peach Festival.

Hypnotist William James has his subjects perform their favourite tunes on the banjo during his show on stage during the opening day of the Penticton Peach Festival at Okanagan Lake Park. He will be performing at the festival the rest of the weekend with a special show Monday at the Trade and Convention Centre.

Hypnotist William James has his subjects perform their favourite tunes on the banjo during his show on stage during the opening day of the Penticton Peach Festival at Okanagan Lake Park. He will be performing at the festival the rest of the weekend with a special show Monday at the Trade and Convention Centre.

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