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Keep The Beat Festival goes tomorrow

Wylie Henderson
By Wylie Henderson

The Keep The Beat Music Festival goes at Lakeside Park in Nelson tomorrow.

The twelve hour event is meant to raise funds for War Child Canada so bring a donation if you can.

Head Organizer Quinn Barron says there is plenty to do and see.

Barron says its a really fun way to support a great cause.

Wylie Henderson
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