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Things To Do in Kelowna, page 3
The section for everything that does not fit a trade heading: gyms and fitness studios, yoga, hotels and places to stay, childcare and daycare, schools and tutoring, dry cleaners and photographers. Some of it is what you do with a free afternoon and some of it is the standing arrangement that makes the week work, and both belong in a directory people actually use.
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Where to shop in Kelowna: three centres and a market
Kelowna's retail splits into three non-overlapping centres, and knowing which one you need saves an afternoon of driving. Bernard's boutiques, Pandosy's independents, the highway belt's boxes, and the farmers market above them all.
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Eating in Kelowna: a working map of the city's kitchens
Kelowna eats in four distinct zones and visitors usually find only two of them. Downtown's serious rooms, Pandosy's cafe strip, Rutland's honest food and the North End's roasters, mapped without the brochure voice.
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The best time to SUP in Kelowna, and which beach to launch from
Kelowna has the longest urban shoreline in the valley and the most unpredictable water on it. When Okanagan Lake stays flat here, where locals launch between City Park and Gyro Beach, and why the north end forgives beginners.
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