This year, Summerlandsa国际传媒檚 Festival of Lights will feature entertainment on three stages.
The event on Friday, Nov. 29, is billed as the largest single-day festival in the Okanagan Valley. It is also the preeminent event of a muti-day, multi-event celebration in Summerland, marking the start of the festive season.
sa国际传媒淭his year the Festival of Lights will feature three distinctive stages,sa国际传媒� said event producer Lisa Sanders. Last year festival organizers added a Family Stage in Memorial Park. This year, a World Stage is added on Victoria Road North, near the post office.
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Between the three stages there will be 27 performances ranging from classic rock and holiday songs, to music from Japan, Peru and around the world.
Performances on the main stage will begin at 4 p.m., with the Family Stage kicking off at 4:30 p.m. and the World Stage will begin your tour of the globe at 5 p.m.
The main stage has moved up Main Street across from the library facing west to provide a more comfortable viewing experience.
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In addition, there will be 35 food vendors and 50 other vendors and organizations.
Organizers say the Festival of Lights holds the distinction of being the largest gathering of food trucks in the Okanagan.
sa国际传媒淚f the World Stage has you hankering for something interesting and exotic to eat you should be well satiated,sa国际传媒� Sanders said.
Additional information on the Festival of Lights and other Light Up Summerland events can be found at and on the Summerland Festival of Lights Facebook page.
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