Homes for the Holidays

Homes for the Holidays Returns with Six Spectacular Holiday Wonderlands
Annual Holiday Home Tour Benefits Central Okanagan Hospice Association
Kelowna, BC – Like the return of a cherished holiday tradition, Homes for the Holidays isback after a year-long hiatus, transforming six private Kelowna and West Kelowna homesinto festive wonderlands on Saturday, November 16, 2024.
This self-guided tour, running from 10:00 am – 6:00 pm, showcases uniquely themedholiday décor including:
• A rustic-meets-modern interpretation featuring lush greens and personal creativetouches
• A dazzling display of glamour and sparkle that radiates Holiday magic
• A home wrapped in ribbons and boughs captures the timeless charm of a classicChristmas
• A serene sanctuary decorated in soft whites, creams, and gentle pink and bluehues
• A festive extravaganza with countless twinkling trees and a resident elf spreadingholiday cheer
• A home where holiday traditions are reimagined with a Mexican zest for life
“This is a special time of year we are embarking on and what a better way to get into theholiday spirit than to attend this year’s event. We couldn’t be more thankful for thehomeowners and designers for making this a special experience. All proceeds fromHomes for the Holidays help support our palliative care and grief and bereavementservices,” shares Natasha Girard, Executive Director of Central Okanagan HospiceAssociation
Beyond just viewing the beautiful décor, visitors can enjoy live music while shopping forunique holiday gifts from local artists and artisans set up in the homes plus ticket holderscan take advantage of discount savings at favourite shops like Furnish by Isabey Interiorsand Lakehouse Kitchens Cooking School.
Homes for the Holiday is proudly presented by Harmony Honda.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, November 16
Time: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Ticket Price: $70
Tickets Available: www.homesfortheholidaysylw.com
About Central Okanagan Hospice Association
For over 42 years, the Central Okanagan Hospice Association (COHA) has providedprograms and services in the Central Okanagan. COHA is committed to help individualsliving with a life-limiting illness live life to the fullest until they die, and to help their lovedones be supported in their grief and healing. Through the placement of compassionatetrained volunteers COHA meets the unique needs of each person’s journey throughserious illness, end-of-life and bereavement. COHA’s programs are delivered in manycare settings with a focus on the whole person. We believe that there should be nofinancial barriers in receiving support during life’s most vulnerable moments.