Name: Be My Valentine – Love & Jazz Gala for the Dakota Foundation
Start: 2025-02-14T17:30:00-07:00
End: 2025-02-14T22:30:00-07:00
Location: Metro Hub

Be My Valentine – Love & Jazz Gala for the Dakota Foundation

Celebrate with a Touch of Jazz and Worthy Cause: Be My Valentine – Love & Jazz Gala for the Dakota Foundation for Bipolar Awareness

Kelowna, BC – AUGUST 16^TH, 2024 – Valentine’s Day, indulge in an evening of elegance and exceptional music at “Be My Valentine – Love & Jazz Gala for the Dakota Foundation for Bipolar Awareness” On Friday, February 14, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 10:30 PM, the Metro Hub in Kelowna will host a spectacular event featuring special guest, KINGA, a 2019 Grammy Nominee, performing with her 7-piece jazz band.

Hosted by IBEV, this ticketed event promises a memorable Valentine’s experience. Enjoy a romantic dinner and drinks while being serenaded by the smooth, sophisticated sounds of KINGA and her talented award-winning ensemble.

Event Details:

Date: Friday, February 14, 2025

Time: 5:00 PM to 10:30 PM

Location: Metro Hub, 1265 Ellis St, Kelowna, BC

Price (includes dinner): $200 per person, $350 per couple or $1300 for a table of 8.

Tickets: Available now, here!

This exclusive gala will offer an unforgettable evening filled with romance, fine dining, world-class jazz music and for a very worthy cause as well as a silent auction table, 50/50 and live auction!

About the Dakota Foundation for Bipolar Awareness: The Dakota Foundation for Bipolar Awareness was established to honor Dakota Millen and her impactful, albeit short, life. The foundation aims to raise awareness about bipolar disorder and contribute to the broader mental health pandemic by funding early detection, streamlining treatment, engaging family support, and reducing stigma. Their mission is to turn pain into purpose, offering hope, resources, and support within the Okanagan Valley.

About iBev: iBev, located at 1989 Harvey Avenue, Kelowna, BC, is a full-service provider to the hospitality industry. Partnering with industry giants like Coca-Cola, Praxair, Bunn, Perlick, and Bargreen Ellingson, iBev has become a leader in the beverage and restaurant supply business.

Join us for a day of great music, community connection, and making a difference for those dealing with bipolar disorder.

For all sponsorship, silent and live auction opportunities, please reach out to Brad Krauza at 250-899-2112 or [email protected].

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