West Kelowna’s Music in the Park honoured with arts and entertainment award

West Kelowna’s Music in the Park has been recognized at the 24th Annual Key Business Awards with the Arts and Entertainment Award. The honor, presented by the Greater Westside Board of Trade, underscores the series’ lasting impact on the community.

Key Takeaways:

  • The City of West Kelowna’s Music in the Park received an Arts and Entertainment Award.
  • The accolade was bestowed at the 24th Annual Key Business Awards.
  • The Greater Westside Board of Trade presented the award.
  • Mayor Gord Milsom accepted on behalf of the concert series.
  • The series is a widely popular summer event in West Kelowna.

The Honor Bestowed

West Kelowna’s Music in the Park has been awarded the Arts and Entertainment Award at the 24th Annual Key Business Awards. Mayor Gord Milsom proudly accepted this honor on behalf of the concert series, acknowledging its significance to both residents and visitors.

Community Appreciation

The award was presented by the Greater Westside Board of Trade. Recognizing the remarkable efforts that go into bringing free entertainment to the area, this distinction underscores the collaboration between the local business community and municipal organizers.

A Summer Tradition

Music in the Park is a popular summer concert series organized by the City of West Kelowna. Each year, locals and tourists alike gather for live performances, showcasing diverse musical talent throughout the season.

Looking Ahead

With this recognition, Music in the Park remains a point of pride for West Kelowna. While no further details were provided about upcoming plans, the award highlights just how deeply the community values and supports live music in the region.

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