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Peachfest wraps up for another year

Looking back on five days of fun and excitement
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From high-flying action to a day devoted to the kids, Peach Festival delivered on it’s promise of something for everyone. Western News file photo From high-flying action to a day devoted to the kids, Peach Festival delivered on it’s promise of something for everyone. Western News file photo

Another year, another spectacular Peach Fest.

This year, up and coming artist Madeline Merlo was on stage to close out the festival.

The Canadian artist wrapped up the final day of the 71st Annual Penticton Peach Festival with an hour and a half long concert, featuring music both old and new.

It was kid’s day in Okanagan Lake Park, and there was plenty of entertainment to be had. A reptile petting zoo was on hand to give kids a chance to pick up and hold a snake, or pet a gecko and tortoise. There were ponies that children could take a ride on; an inflatable obstacle course they could run; the Central Okanagan Dog Agility show and ventriloquist Norma McKnight, whose performance opened the day’s entertainment.

It’s hard to believe so much could be packed into so few days. Here’s a look back at some of our favourite moments:



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