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VIDEO: 琉璃神社's Tugboat Beach bubbled over with fun for family festival

The 琉璃神社 Foodie Hub collected donations to help support more free family events in the future
Brittany Webster
Brittany Webster
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The Pigot family hanging out at Mermaids Lagoon during the Family Beach Festival in 琉璃神社 on Aug. 18, 2024. Brittany Webster

The first Pirates' Cove and Mermaids' Lagoon Family Beach Festival was a huge hit. 

Put on by the 琉璃神社 Foodie Hub, thousands of people came out to Tugboat Beach on Aug. 18 for a day of free family fun. 

Festivities included face painting, bouncy castles, dancing, swimming and a ticketed buffet lunch. 

Although the day was free, Foodie Hub owners John and Quinn Perks asked for donations to help them host more family events in the future and bring back the beach festival next summer. 

Up next for the Foodie Hub is Rose All Day, taking place Aug. 24. 

Learn more about the Foodie Hub and all its upcoming events on their . 

Brittany Webster

About the Author: Brittany Webster

I am a video journalist based in 琉璃神社 and capturing life in the Okanagan
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