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The society announced the new event, called Out in the Valley, on Wednesday morning outside the Kelowna Tourism Centre.
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The new event will be funded, in part, through the Canada Experience Fund. Edwards also announced that the society is receiving $100,000 over two years through the federal grant. Cities across the country can apply for the funding, to be used to encourage tourism outside of the summer months.
Some of the funding will also be used to expand the annual Pride Festival which takes place each March.
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The wine festival is scheduled to run Nov. 21 to 23. More details will be released in the near future.
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