Hallmark turned Peachland into A Town Called Love

Peachland was chosen by Hallmark as the setting for a movie with an emphasis on love.

A Town Called Love is the working title and filming took place along Beach Avenue throughout the week.

“It’s just the perfect backdrop,” Dave Gramlich, transport captain said after completing the shoot.

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Last night, Aug. 10, a full moon rose over the mountains while crews were filming.

“The way it was coming up over the mountains made for perfect shots. The lead actors were asking, ‘did you guys plan this?’” Gramlich said.

He became sentimental when asked what made Peachland the right place to tell a story about A Town Called Love.

“Love is everywhere, you just got to look for it, have the right mentality.”

The gazebo at Heritage Park was made into a romantic scene when Hallmark was filming A Town Called Love in Peachland. | Credit: SUBMITTED/Dave Gramlich

The moonrise from Peachland on Aug. 10, 2022. | Credit: SUBMITTED/Dave Gramlich


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Dan Walton

Before joining the ranks of InfoTel, Dan’s byline could be found in newspapers in Penticton, Peachland and Oliver. Prior to his arrival in the South Okanagan, he first sharpened his chops as a reporter at a radio station in Brighton, Ontario, and then newspapers in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, and Invermere B.C.
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