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39 Days of July set to take over downtown Duncan

Duncan’s marquee summer festival gives people the chance to enjoy July a little early.

39 Days of July swings into action on Friday andĀ brings plenty ofĀ music, food, activities and a parade to the downtown area.

Longevity John Faulkner speaks for theĀ Duncan Cowichan Festival Society, the group organizing 39 Days of July.

Daily performances will be taking placeĀ at Charles Hoey Park andĀ City Square.Ā A full list of eventsĀ can be found at cowichanfestival.com.

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