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The 5th Annual Miracle on 97th St Fundraiser for Bipolar Awareness

Celebrate the Season at the 5th Annual Miracle on 97th Street: A Day of Music, Auctions, and Community Spirit

Kelowna, BC – AUGUST 16TH, 2024 – Get ready to celebrate the season with a musical extravaganza! On Sunday, November 10, 2024, from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM, the 97 Street Pub in Kelowna will host the 5th Annual Miracle on 97th Street. This year’s event promises a fantastic lineup of live bands, exciting auctions, and delicious food and drink specials, all supporting a worthy cause.

Featuring performances by Black Hat Wagon, Layer Cake Mountain, Floyd Vedan, Linus, and more, the event will offer a full day of entertainment. Attendees can also participate in live and silent auctions with a range of unique items available. Enjoy food and drink specials throughout the day and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the Dakota Foundation for Bipolar Awareness, which is dedicated to honoring the life of Dakota Millen by raising awareness about bipolar disorder and addressing the broader mental health pandemic. The foundation focuses on funding early detection, streamlining treatment, engaging family support, and reducing stigma within the Okanagan Valley.

Event Details:

  • Date: Sunday, November 10, 2024
  • Time: 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM
  • Location: 97 Street Pub, Kelowna, BC
  • Activities: Live music, live & silent auctions, food & drink specials

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.

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.

Join us for a day of live music, festive fun, and making a difference. Celebrate the season and support a great cause!

For more information, please contact: Brad Krauza: 250-899-2112 or [email protected]

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