New foodie event coming to the Okanagan

KELOWNA – A new event is coming to Kelowna and local foodies should be excited.

The first Okanagan Eats Food Show will be held on May 5 and May 6 at the Kelowna Curling Club, according to a media release. Mint Media and Tall Cloud Productions are collaborating to put on the event.

Organizers says it will be "dedicated solely to all things appetizing and delicious.” The event will provide guests with a buffet of food and drinks, as well as live food demos and culinary competitions.

Chef Derrick Fox, a runner-up and fan favourite on season six of Masterchef USA, will be one of the special guests at the event.

Tickets are set to go on sale in April. A day pass for the event are $15, while weekend passes are $25.

For more information about the Okanagan Eats Food Show check out the the website.


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Jenna Hickman

Jenna Hickman

Jenna has a combined honours degree in journalism and human rights from Carleton University, in Ottawa ON. After university Jenna took a year off to live with family in Cape Town and travel throughout southern Africa. A Kelowna native, she has interned at The Daily Courier and Global News Okanagan. Jenna is an avid yogi and enjoys all the Okanagan has to offer. She can be spotted on the mountain, whether hiking or skiing, or at a local winery, glass in hand.

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