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2011 FESTIVAL Programme
Please note: The
online versions of the Mill Race Programme contain information
about the Festival and the performers; however these online programmes
do
not contain the full schedule of
performances. A list of the
evening performers is given below. The programme,
with a full schedule, can be purchased for $5 in advance (see below)
or at the Festival.
Why? The
Mill Race
Festival is an entirely free event. The Board of
Directors of the Mill Race Folk Society
and the people working to present the Festival are all volunteers. Programme
sales represent a significant portion of our revenue, and we
believe that these would be affected should the schedule be
posted here. So please
accept our apologies, and buy a programme and/or make a donation
during the weekend, to help keep this festival going. The programme is available
for a small fee at every festival
information booth. Please do not copy the programme!
We regret that time does
not permit us to answer enquiries about the festival schedule. However,
for those traveling to the festival from a distance, please
be assured that all performers will
be making multiple appearances over the
weekend.
The Festival runs on Friday from 7 to 11,
Saturday from 1 to 11, and Sunday from 1 to 11.
ACTIVITIES and
EVENING
PERFORMERS :
FRIDAY
Concerts at Mill Race & Civic Square Stages 7-11pm
Concerts in the Galt Room, (second floor of Café 13) from 8-11pm
Pub Sessions at the Golden Kiwi Pub from 1pm-11pm
Evening Concert Performers
include
Gidley & Brown, Paddy Tutty, Ouzo Power, Bon Debarras, Galitcha, The
Metis Fiddler Quartet, Failte, Bob MacLean, The Good Right Arm
Stringband, Zubrivka, Tattie Jam, Jorge Miguel, Tio Chorinho
SATURDAY
Concerts at Market Square, 10am - noon.
Workshops at Mill Race & Civic Square Stages from 1-5pm, concerts
from 5-11pm
Water Street Stage: Youth Showcase (5:30-6:30), Galt Swinging Eight
Square Dancers (6:30-7:30), Barn Dance (8-10pm)
Afternoon singarounds at South Waterloo Naval Veterans Association,
Cambridge and Colborne Streets.
Concerts at Main Street Stage from 1pm-8pm
Acoustic Tent in Craft Village from 1pm-7pm
Concerts at The Galt Room from 8-11pm
Pub Sessions at the Golden Kiwi Pub from 1pm-11pm
Evening Concert Performers
include
Bob MacLean, Jim Mageean & Graeme Knights, Tio Chorinho, Tattie Jam,
Paddy Tutty, Mary Humphreys & Anahata, The Saturday Saints, Bon Debarras,
Sixpenny Money, Gidley & Brown, Failte
SUNDAY
Workshops
in Mill Race and Civic Square Stages from 1-5pm, concerts
from 5-11pm (10pm at Civic Square).
Pub Sessions at the Golden Kiwi Pub from 1pm-11pm
Afternoon singarounds at South Waterloo Naval Veterans Association,
Cambridge and Colborne Streets.
Children's Stage at Water Street Stage from 1pm-5pm
Acoustic Tent in Craft Village from 1pm-6pm
Concerts at The Galt Room from 8-11pm
Evening Concert Performers
include
Failte, the Saturday Saints, Zubrivka, Mary Humphreys & Anahata, the
Good Right Arm Stringband, Jorge Miguel, Jim Mageean & Graeme Knights,
Ouzo Power, the Metis Fiddler Quartet, Galitcha, Tio Chorinho, Bob
MacLean, Tattie Jam, Bon Debarras
Copies of the printed program (and the schedule) may be purchased in advance, for $5 each,
beginning in mid-July.
NOTE:
Programs for the 2011 Festival may be purchased in advance at:
- MacAulay's Music, 1118 King St East, Cambridge
(Preston), 519-653-5060, www.macaulaysmusic.com
- Classical Guitars, 19 Queen St. E., Cambridge (Hespeler),
519-651-0581, www.classical-guitars.ca
- Cambridge Tourism, 750 Hespeler Rd., Cambridge,
519-622-2336, www.visitcambridgeontario.com
- The Golden Kiwi Pub, 47 Dickson St, Cambridge (Galt),
519-622-3722, www.goldenkiwi.ca
- Grand River Brewing, 295 Ainslie St., Cambridge
(Galt), 519-620-3233, http://grandriverbrewing.com
- Cafe 13, Main Street Grill, 13 Main St., Cambridge
(Galt), 519-622-1799, www.cafe13.ca
- Grand River Book Company, 79 Dickson St Cambridge
(Galt), 519-624-9842
- Enchanted Castle, 51-53 Main St Cambridge (Galt),
519-621-6824
- The Cambridge Centre for the Arts, 60 Dickson Street
Cambridge (Galt), 519-740-4681 ext. 4346 or 4368
www.cambridgecentreforthearts.ca
-
Bookworks, 64 Grand Ave S, Cambridge (Galt),
519-623-7531 www.southworks.ca/shops-bookworks.htm
- The Sock Factory, 64 Grand Ave S, Cambridge (Galt),
519-623-7531
www.southworks.ca/shops-sock-factory-ladiesclothing.htm
- Bux, 64 Grand Ave S, Cambridge (Galt), 519-623-7531
www.southworks.ca/shops-bux-mensclothing.htm
- McDougall Cottage, 89 Grand Ave. South Cambridge
(Galt) 519-624-8250
www.regionofwaterloo.ca/en/discoveringtheregion/mcdougallcottage.asp
- Words Worth Books, 100 Kings St. S. Waterloo, ON N2J
1PS 519-884-2665 www.wordsworthbooks.com
- A Second Look, 97 Victoria St N, Kitchener,
519-569-7566
- Macondo Books, 18 Wilson St, Guelph, ON N1H 4G5 (519)
836-0430
For those outside of the Waterloo/Wellington area, programmes can be
purchased at all Information Booths during the Festival. Or you can order
one by mail until July 21 for $7
(inc. p&p) from The Mill Race Folk Society, PO Box 22148, Galt Centre Postal
Outlet, Cambridge, ON, N1R 8E3.
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