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Music, costumes, flags, posters, classic cars and dancing filled the streets of Rutland Saturday, during the 58th annual Rutland May Days celebration.
The celebration kicked off Saturday morning with a parade that ran from the Kelowna YMCA, down Rutland Road, and into Centennial Park.
Centennial Park was packed full of midway rides and carnival games, along with a host of treats from local food trucks.
Wendy Swarbrick, one of the organizers of the event, expected more than 15,000 to attend throughout the weekend.
Celebrations continue through Sunday.
