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Rhapsody is a fibreglass sculpture of dolphins set in a fountain near Waterfront Park in downtown Kelowna, created by local sculptor Robert Dow Reid in 1993. A trade-press report gives the statue as 20 feet high, surrounded by a pond 45 feet in diameter.
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Dolphin Fountain
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Site-level location · 49.8935° N, 119.4966° W
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Public sculpture known as The Dolphins, shown as three dolphins in a fountain on Kelowna's waterfront (Electrical Industry, 4 August 2023). Tourism Kelowna (17 March 2026) describes it as visible from Waterfront Park and Prospera Place, near the north end of the Cultural District.
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Visible from Waterfront Park and Prospera Place (Tourism Kelowna, 17 March 2026). The sources read do not state admission, hours or whether the fountain can be approached.
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