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A Penticton alleyway got the ultimate makeover this weekend, transforming into "Slack Alley," a colourful space for family, friends, food and fun.
The project was a partnership between the Downtown Penticton Business Improvement Association and Slackwater Brewing. On Sunday, the alley behind the brewery was alive with music, art, eats and culture.
The buildings and ground were painted, lights hung, a stage set up for music, beer garden erected, interactive activities planned for kids, and much more.
Plans are already in the works for more alley transformations in 2023.
The hope is that downtown alleys will be seen as more than "simply dumpsters and deliveries," instead operating as a space to bring community together.
