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Penticton wants picnics to be all the rage this spring and summer

Who could say no to pizza and beer in the park?
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On National Takeout Day, April 15, 2021 Penticton announced a new sa国际传媒淧icnic Pentictonsa国际传媒 program beginning in May that will see 36 additional picnic tables added to local parks in an effort to support local restaurants.(Pexels.com/Maksim Goncharenok)

With the amount of new picnic tables soon to be installed in the city, Penticton might as well start calling itself sa国际传媒淧icnicton.sa国际传媒

On National Takeout Day, April 15, the city has announced a new sa国际传媒淧icnic Pentictonsa国际传媒 program beginning this May that will see 36 additional picnic tables added to local parks in an effort to support local restaurants.

The program is being launched by the citysa国际传媒檚 economic development department to encourage folks to enjoy food and drinks from local businesses outdoors as part of the citysa国际传媒檚 ongoing Love Local campaign to support economic recovery during the pandemic.

The picnic program also seeks to continue momentum generated through the Penticton and Wine Country Chamber of Commercesa国际传媒檚 Dine Out and Give Back campaign as well as the Downtown Penticton Associationsa国际传媒檚 (DPA) Take-Out to Help-Out initiative.

Pentictonsa国际传媒檚 economic development manager Carly Lewis said shesa国际传媒檚 excited to see people enjoying the great food and beverages Penticton has to offer as the weather seemingly gets nicer each day.

sa国际传媒淭oday, as Canada celebrates National Takeout Day, wesa国际传媒檙e excited to announce our Picnic Penticton initiative, which aims to build on the great energy already created by the Chamber and DPA,sa国际传媒 said Lewis. sa国际传媒淭his program will be an ideal opportunity to order takeout food or drinks and take your picnic to one of our outdoor spaces.sa国际传媒

Those who like to enjoy some beer or wine with their picnic, can expect to be able to do that too.

Pentictonsa国际传媒檚 pilot project for responsible outdoor public consumption of alcohol at designated parks will be presented to city council on April 20. City staff is proposing the city allow alcohol consumption at designated parks beginning May 4.

All Penticton-area businesses that provide takeout food or drinks, including breweries and wineries, are encouraged to register now for free at .

They will also be provided with free sa国际传媒榩icnic packssa国际传媒 to distribute to customers (expect more details on that to be released soon).

The city says to expect more details on Picnic Penticton soon at .

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