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With sunny temperatures reaching over 30 degrees, this past weekend was floating in the air a tropical smell of banana boat & coconut cream at Waterfront Park transformed into an island oasis in the heart of downtown Kelowna. An estimated attendance of 22,000 people & 28 live bands made the 2nd edition of The Keloha Music & Arts Festival a huge success!
Two stages, music, performances, hula girls, arts displays, sand castle buildings, a sandy beach and Okanagan Lake: The perfect match for a great family weekend in the hottest festival in the country!
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
Hula Girls Jessica, Lucy & Alexis
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
Logan & Jeannine building sand castles
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
The Okanagan Gymnastics: Brook, Shaylyn, Sadie, Laura, Max, Maddi, Ellen & Jack
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
Alysha & Brandon enjoying frozen yogurt & live music under the sun
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
Staff Kyle, Simonne & Katelyn
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Kaitlyn, from Vancouver, visiting her mom Shelley from Kelowna
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The Matinee performing Live on stage
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
Photo: Mathieu Warnet-Pelletier
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Fun at the Festival & Sunday’s Live Performances