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Accent Inns and the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra in Harmony Together

Thursday, October 20th, 2011
Kelowna Hotel Sponsors Okanagan Symphony and first performance the falcons trumpet

The Falcon's trumpet, the first performance of the OSO season

For Immediate release: 

Accent Inns, the BC owned and operated hotel chain, and the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra are thrilled to announce that the OSO musicians now have a new official residence for the 2011/2012 season. The orchestra’s concert season opens with performances of The Falcon’s Trumpet, a unique collaborative presentation by the OSO and Ballet Kelowna, of a soaring work by celebrated Canadian composer R. Murray Schafer featuring renowned trumpet soloist Guy Few on October 21 in Kelowna and October 23 in Vernon.

...read more about the new partnership

 

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Win Two Tickets to see Michael Buble

Friday, July 22nd, 2011
win tickets to Michael Buble in Kelowna

Win tickets to Michael Buble!

The Folks at Freddy’s Brewpub and McCurdy Bowling Center have teamed up with the Accent Inn Kelowna and Kelowna Limousine to offer an awesome prize package!

You can win two tickets to see Michael Buble at Prospera Place in Kelowna on  Friday August 5th.

Head to  Freddy’s or McCurdy Bowling Centre between now and August 5th,  sign your receipt and drop it in the box and you could be on your way to see Michael Buble.

Winners will be drawn that night at 6:30 and be driven to the Kelowna Accent Inn by Kelowna Limousine to check in for the night and then directly to the concert.  You have to be “ready to go” with  your suitcase in hand at Freddy’s because as soon as your name is called,  you’re off to see Michael Buble.

Click the link below to listen to an audio contest announcement.

Freddy\’s Michel Buble Contest

Don’t delay, you can enter everyday!

 

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Top 3 Ski Hills in BC’s interior

Wednesday, December 1st, 2010
Down hill skier

Ski BC's interior with and Accent Inn ski package

2010/2011 Ski season has come to BC’s interior and here’s a little information about what we consider to be the top 3 ski hills in that area.

Well the white stuff has once again arrived in beautiful B.C.  That means all the skiers and snowboarders can store their water skis and skateboards and head to the hills for some awesome downhill fun! This year the weather reports tell us it’s going to be a cold one so make sure and bundle up.  Let’s take a look at three of our favourite mountains which are now open and ready. ..read about our top 3 ski hills in BC's interior

 

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InnAid Charitable support takes to the road

Monday, April 12th, 2010

Dawn Chubai of City TV & Melinda Jolley of Tartan PR speaking to non-profit representatives

Well, we’ve just finished our second annual Accent Inns – source group Charity in Changing times seminars.  This year we expanded the reach and put on the seminars at our Accent Inn Victoria hotel, Burnaby hotel and for the first time our Kelowna hotel.

The topic was communications and we were so please to have and incredible troupe of travelling experts. These experts, Robin Holden with the Source group, Ross Dunn with Stepforth Web marketing, Melinda Jolley with Tartan PR, were joined by local media representatives at each event. ....more about the charity in changing times series

 

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Charity in Changing Times

Friday, March 5th, 2010
Melinda Jolley, Tartan Public Relations

Melinda Jolley from Tartan Public Relations, panelist for the 2010 Charity in Changing times series

This is the Second year that Accent Inns InnAid program has sponsored the Charity in Changing times seminar series.

One of the highlights of my year so far has been spending the morning at the Victoria Accent Inns’ Charity in Changing Time event with a room full of not-for-profit organizations wanting to learn more about how to effectively tell their stories through traditional and on-line media, how to increase their on-line presence, and how to better communicate with their volunteers. (more on Charity in Changing times and PR tips for non-profits)

 

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