Wednesday, August 6, 2025
Join us in Gyro Park, before the main gates open in Okanagan Lake Park, for fun kids activities, entertainment and a reptile petting zoo.
Yamabiko Taiko, meaning “Mountain Echo” in Japanese, is a Japanese drumming group based in Kelowna, BC, Canada. Founded in 2003, our group is made up of members from diverse backgrounds who share a passion for the art of taiko. We are currently studying under the guidance of a teacher in Japan through online instruction, and our group continues to grow and thrive. We are excited for the opportunity to be part of Peach Fest and share our energy and spirit with the community.
The Happy Gang linedancers are a group of seniors who line dance for fun, challenge and exercise. At Peachfest we plan to do a demo of a few line dances and then ask everyone to join us to learn a couple of dances.
Whether you’re a lifelong Elvis fan or new to the legend, Johnny Elvis delivers a show full of energy, nostalgia, and pure entertainment. He’s an unforgettable performer that keeps the spirit of Elvis alive and rockin’!
The Snowbirds are the military aerobatics flight demonstration team of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Read more by clicking here.
Peach Festival Opening Ceremonies – Join us as we introduce the Peachfest volunteer Board of Directors and welcome visitors and local officials.
Get ready to dance the night away as The Rain City 6, a powerhouse six-piece dance band, brings their high-energy performance. Read more here.
Reel Peachfest is a short video contest that creatively entertain and tell a story about the Okanagan that evokes community pride.
Known worldwide for their chart-topping hits The Safety Dance and Pop Goes the World, the band is set to bring their high-energy performance to Penticton’s iconic summer festival. Read more by clicking here.