Those in Penticton will be the first in B.C. next week to see a world-renowned art installation from the United Kingdom.
, an 11,000-square-foot structure walk-in exhibit featuring mazes and winding paths, will be set up inside Okanagan Lake Park from June 5 to 7, for Ha Ha Ha Kidzfest.
鈥淲e鈥檙e excited to see this breathtaking exhibit set up at Okanagan Lake Park next week,鈥� Penticton Mayor Julius Bloomfield said.
鈥淭hank you to the event organizers for bringing this world-renowned feature to our backyard, which is a first for British Columbia. We started off the year with the impressive Frost Fest Winter Carnival and it鈥檚 events like these that continue to place Penticton on the map."
The colourful exhibit is fully wheelchair accessible and geared toward both kids and adults. It will also be open on Sunday, June 8, according to the city.
Tickets will be available at the gate, however, event organizers are encouraging people to book ahead if they want a specific time slot. Additional ticketing information can be found
City officials added that the event will require a temporary road closure on Lakeshore Drive, next to the park, on June 5 and 6 to accommodate school buses.
A full schedule of events for this year's Ha Ha Ha Kidzfest, to proceed inside Okanagan Lake Park, can be found at
