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Red and White, party in the park

Halfway through the Multisport World Championships and it’s time to party
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Solo singer Kezia Walker opened the Red and White party. Steve Kidd/Western News

The Red and White Festival, part of the Multisport World Championships, wrapped up with a major party in Gyro Park Wednesday night with presentations by First Nations performers, Canadian Artists and live performances by Canadian bands. Here’s a look at some of the fun.

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Hip hop artist KASP used his motivational speaker skills to get the audience at the Red and White party on their feet and dancing. Steve Kidd/Western News
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Denny Thomas, a fancy dancer from the Shuswap Nation, took the stage with KASP at the Red and White Party. Steve Kidd/Western News
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Announcer Steve King got a lot of thanks for his hard work as he found his way to a seat at the Red and White party. Steve Kidd/Western News
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Award hip hop artist Rob Sawan (KASP) had the audience at the Red and White party enthralled. Steve Kidd/Western News
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Penticton’s favourite party band One Too Many headlined the night at the Red and White party. Steve Kidd/Western News