Oak BayB次元官网网址檚 elite turned out in force to greet the newest member of the community as Tweed magazine was unveiled last night.

Published by Oak Bay B次元官网网址B次元官网网址� owner Black Press, Tweed was officially unveiled by Publisher Penny Sakamoto and Director, Advertising Sales Oliver Sommer in a gala event held in the Oak Bay Beach HotelB次元官网网址檚 David Foster Theatre.

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Guests included the hotelB次元官网网址檚 owners Kevin and Shawna Walker, who, along with their family, are featured in the inaugural edition of the magazine.

Others who praised the magazine included Oak Bay Mayor Nils Jensen and former mayor Christopher Causton, who makes his debut as columnist in the pages of Tweed.

The first edition of the Oak Bay-focused magazine, which features work from well-known local photographers and writers, also contains a detailed peek into Jim KirkB次元官网网址檚 unique home on the Avenue, in the heart of Oak Bay, and a visit with artist Pat Martin Bates.

Tweed is delivered to doorsteps with the Oak Bay B次元官网网址, and is available at a number of local businesses.