Events posted Jan 2, 2025 @ 05:00pm by Josh Duncan

Put your skills to the test at Kelowna’s 1st annual Puzzle Competition

If you fancy yourself as a puzzle enthusiast, there’s a new event in town that you won’t want to miss.

Kelowna’s first annual Puzzle Competition will be held at École Dr. Knox Middle School in Glenmore on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Organizers are touting the new event as a “fun-filled day of puzzles and teamwork.”

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There are three different events and the first won’t involve any teamwork, as it’s an individual competition at 9:30 am where contestants will have a 300-piece puzzle to put together.

At 11:30 am, the pairs event kicks off with duos being tasked with assembling a 500-piece puzzle.

And finally, the team event begins at 2 pm, with groups of up to four once again needing to tackle a 500-piece puzzle.

“Whether you're a puzzle pro or just looking for a good time, this event is perfect for everyone,” organizers say. “Don't miss out on the chance to show off your skills in this exciting competition!”

For more information on the competition, including costs and some rules, click this link.

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Events posted Jan 2, 2025 @ 05:00pm by Josh Duncan

Put your skills to the test at Kelowna’s 1st annual Puzzle Competition

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