White Night lights up downtown Trail

White Night gala lights up downtown Trail

Jubilee Park in downtown Trail was awash with the magic of a White Night Friday evening

Over 100 people gathered for an elegant affair in Jubilee Park Friday evening. The White Night event opened the 11th Annual BC Communities in Bloom Awards & Conference that the city and Trail Communities in Bloom are hosting this weekend. The downtown Trail park provided a stunning back drop for the festivities that included wines from a local vineyard, upscale fare and smooth jazz from the Clinton Swanson Trio.

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