With the King and Queen for the 2nd Annual Flannel Fest. 2020’s
edition was another great success both Friday night and Saturday afternoon in Kimberley’s
Platzl.
Flannel Fest 2020 King and Queen speak below.
Karen, event organizer.
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Flannel Fest. 2020 Kimberley Platzl
Dennis Walker
Born and raised in the Kootenay’s, Dennis began his radio career in his hometown of Creston while in high-school. He spent close to 30 years in radio in the Okanagan, known there as “Penticton’s Man of the Year” in 2003 and was rated the South Okanagan’s “Most Popular Radio and TV Personality” in 2015 according to Okanagan Life Magazine.
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