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6:00pm - The Northern Jazz Ensemble(Jazz) If you love Jazz, make sureyou are at Rotaryfest to hear theincomparable sounds of theNorthern Jazz Ensemble (90’s-10’s). The original “Jazz Night atDocks” founders, NJE was activefor 28 years. Judi Holmes, Steve Ryan, Marc Dubreuil,Martin Virta and J. Holmes will offer up jazz and pop tunesfor your listening pleasure.

7:00pm - Zak’s All Stars (Rock/Blues) Zak’sAll Stars (80’s) was a staple at Zak’s Bar and Dining Roomwhere they covered a lot of musical territory from Blues toRock. They were named “Rock Band of the Year” in 1985and “Jazz Band of the Year” in 1986. The band includes alloriginal All Star members, Bob Yeomans, Ray Gassi,Jay Scali and Brien Proulx, and boasts a whopping 200combined years of experience!

8:00pm - Polisi Bassoon(Classic Rock) The Bassoon(60’s-70’s) was a very popular highschool classic rock band thatfeatured three front singers, andguitar driven tunes with great four-part harmonies. Band memberseventually migrated south to playwith notable acts such as AlannahMyles and Klattu before returninghome. Members Michael Yurich,Rusty McCarthy, Ray Gassi and Stuart Bolduc are stillmusically active with local bands.

9:00pm - The Dark Side (Rock) Rewind back tothe mid 1960’s with one of the Sault’s most popular teendance bands, The Dark Side,playing classic rock tunesincluding Satisfaction, MustangSally, Route 66, and MidnightHour. After 40 years, the bandreunited in 2009, playing at theElk’s Hall and the following yearto a sold-out crowd at the RoyalCanadian Legion Branch 25. Now,the guys are thrilled to be backtogether at Rotaryfest: Jack Potvin,Sam Coletti, Mick Chapman, Joe Marino, Jerry Rutledgeand Don Kelly.

10:00pm - George Pinder and Patches(Country) George Pinder and Patches was a popular countryband in the 70’s and 80’s. Patches worked together for about20 years, performing at several venues in the Sault and area,and also toured Canada. They opened for some of the biggestnames in country music such as George Jones, Tom T Hall,Janie Fricke, and Tommy Hunter. Patches recorded an albumin the 70’s, which enjoyed air time all across Canada. Originalband members are George Pinder, Valerie Powley and FredPelletier, with guest musicians Rob Askin and Steve Roussain.

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6:30pm - Road Fever (Country/Rock/Bluegrass)Road Fever is a diverse, highenergy band from the 80’sdelivering quality music everytime they take the stage! Country,Rock, Bluegrass, and everythingin between, band membersDean Drebit, George Wright,Mark Brandow, and Ric Datsonwill put on a show that is sure to entertain you.

7:30pm - Turner UP! (Classic Rock)Turner UP! (10’s) was THEparty band in the Saultserving up a steady diet ofClassic Rock. This versionof Turner UP! featuresoriginal membersRob Brown, Jeff Brown & Scott McLurg. Joining Turner UP!from lineups that followed is Len Ward and Travis Sharpe.Grab your seats and come party with the boys of Turner UP!

8:30pm - A Tribute to Bon Jovi & Journeyby Mustang Heart (Classic Rock) REWIND to the80’s with Mustang Heart as they present a tribute to two oftheir favorite bands of thatdecade: Bon Jovi andJourney! Mustang Heart(90’s-10’s) is a popular localband with over 30 years oftenure in the Sault musicscene. Special Thanks to Marci Genereux-Chindamo,Dama Chindamo, Lorenzo Fabbri, Vito Tassone andJohn Muise for agreeing to pay homage to two iconic Rockand Roll Hall of Fame bands for this year’s Rotaryfest.

9:20pm - Tribute to Past Bands andMusicians Mac Headrick will emcee a special tributeto local musicians, bands and venues from the past thatwere influential in creating and building the Sault musicscene! Special thanks to Mac, Ric Datson and Adrian Vilacafor their assistance with this tribute.

10:00pm - Treble Charger (Pop/Punk)Treble Charger (90’s-10’s) is a Canadian rock band formedin 1992 in Sault Ste. Marie. The band currently consists oflead vocalist and guitaristGreig Nori, co-leadvocalist and guitaristBill Priddle and drummerRichard D Mulligan. Theband, initially consistedof four members (Nori,Priddle, Rosie Martin andMorris Palter), and disbanded in 2006. They reunited in2012. They began with a melodic indie rock style, but evolvedinto more of a pop punk band after signing to a major labelin 1997. Treble Charger was one of the inaugural inducteesinto the Sault Ste. Marie Walk of Fame in 2006.



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5:30pm - Tripod The Dog (Hard Rock/Swing/Ska/Funk) Tripod The Dog was a popular bandduring the 90’s performing their mix of Hard Rock, Swing,Ska, and Funk. In addition Tripod this talented trio ofMark Oliverio, Brian Egglesfield and Sean Berlinguette joinedforces in other great local bands, including Boogie Fever,Alystr, Riggy Zomba and Foothill Road.





1:00pm - The Kids from “Sally” (Classic Rock/ClassicCountry) The Kids from “Sally” is comprisedof extremely talented young musicians fromKorah Collegiate who perform with the bandMustang Sally (00’s-10’s) during the schoolyear. Originating in December 2002, this bandhas changed personnel over the past 16 years,but their reputation for quality musicianshipand superior vocals continues to amaze withevery lineup, thus proving they are a force in the Sault music scene!Members: Jeff Rhude, Tobias Chong, Nicholas Gingras, Ethan Bedley,Trenton Whillans, Stephen North, Braiden Bryant, Madii Schomogyi,Ava Nori, Lauren Wilkinson, and Hannah Nicoletta.

2:00pm - Martinelli, McGillivray & Roy (Folk/Pop)Kelly McGillivray, Sue Martinelli and Sue Roy have performed for numerousaudiences for over 35 years, with Champagne Breakfast (80’s), and thenwith The Wailing Aztecs (90’s). This amazing trio performs folk, pop andoriginal songs blending harmonies reminiscent of Crosby, Stills, Nashand Young and the Indigo Girls. These super talented women invite youto join them and sing along to the oldies but goodies you remember.

3:00pm - Summer Beach Partyhosted by The Sun Dogs featuringtributes to Jimmy Buffett, The BeachBoys, Bob Marley and More (Retro Pop)The SUNDOGS has a diverse repertoire thatfocuses on the sounds of summer and featuresguitar driven tunes with cool old school four-part harmonies. 1960 and later Retro Pop songs with warm summerytropical themes by Jimmy Buffett, The Beach Boys, Bob Marley, The Lovin’Spoonful, The Rascals and Mongo Jerry. Veteran musicians Rusty McCarthy,Stuart Bolduc, Josh Norling and Tym Morrison will host this summerbeach party!

4:00pm - Odd Man Out (Rock) Odd Man Out (00’s-10’s) is ajam rock band based out of Sault Ste. Marie,Ontario. It features two epic lead guitars (Chris& Stephen Myers), a sexy sax (Josh Norling),a groovy bass (Mike Fera), funky drumming(Cliff Alloy) and power vocals (Nick Roy)! In2005, they released their first album entitled“Lost in My Wondering” and a second album entitled “Over the Oceans”followed in 2016. This band only reunites a couple times a year so don’tmiss this show!

5:00pm - The Suicide Kings(Rock) Royally Rockin’ the Soo from2012-2015, this hard rock band isdustin’ off some “tunage” and is readyto go one more time. Over their 3 yearreign, The Suicide Kings (10’s)performed their high energy shows all over the area. The Suicide Kingsalso played alongside legendary groups, Trooper, Helix, Anvil, HoneymoonSuite and Randy Bachman. Band Members: Mike Gaetano, Steven Flint,Mitch Sirie and Johnny Belanger.

6:00pm - Pegasus presents the Songs of Chicago, Lighthouseand More (Rock) In late 1972, Pegasus(70’s) was born. They were the firstChicago-style rock band in the Saultcomplete with horns and keys. In 1973,they won the Yamaha/Sault Piano Battleof the Bands, recorded an original, wona regional competition in Winnipeg andproudly represented the Sault in a nationwide competition in Ottawa.Pegasus went on to have a lengthy playing career in the Sault. Rotaryfestwill feature original members Frank Candido, Rob Burditt, Jon Frolick,Gary Elliott, Fred Pelletier and J. Holmes. Joining Pegasus are RustyMcCarthy, Jay Dinsdale, Ken Suriano and Steve Burditt.

7:00pm - Dustin Jones & The Rising Tide(Celtic/Folk/Punk/Rock) Hailing from Sault Ste. Marie, Dustin Jones,Chris Johns, and brothers Sheldon and Marshall Jaaskelainen guaranteea foot stompin’, harmony filled, fiddle and standup bass riddled, humdinger of good time. Thebrothers, (formerly of The Wild Turkeys (00’s)bring a unique Celtic Country musical style toDustin’s (formerly of the Inner City Surfers 00’s)unforgettable raunchy Punk Rock singing andsongwriting prowess. The band has spent thelast 8 years touring all over Canada and theUnited States. They have played many music festivals including The VansWarped Tour as well as The Dauphin Country Music Festival.

7:50pm - Tribute to Past Bands and Musicians MacHeadrick will emcee a special tribute to local musicians, bands and venuesfrom the past that were influential in creating and building the Sault musicscene! Special thanks to Mac, Ric Datson and Adrian Vilaca for theirassistance with this tribute.

8:30pm - The Stampeders (Classic Rock)The Stampeders are a Canadian rocktrio, consisting of Rich Dodson (guitar,vocals), Ronnie King (bass, vocals),and Kim Berly (drums, vocals). Theband formed in Calgary, Alberta in1964 as The Rebounds. They renamedthemselves The Stampeders in 1965and in 1966 they relocated to Toronto, Ontario, and became a trio. In 1971,they had a hit with “Sweet City Woman,” which won Best Single and BestGroup at the Juno Awards, On November 21, 2011, The Stampedersreceived the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2011 SOCAN Awards inToronto. They continue to tour Canada doing fairs, festivals, casinos, andtheatres.

10:30pm - That’s Chester (Rock) plus Encore 11:45-12:15pm. Classic rock at its best! That’s Chester (00’s) exploded onto the Sault& area music scene in 2004 and rocked audiences wherever they performed.This 5-piece new & classic rock outfit were notorious for great lead vocals,sweet guitar harmonies and a tight backline. This year Chester’s originalfront man Rich Fullerton is back to sing a few with the most recent lineupof Greg Simpson, Gabe Tessaro, Aubrey Falls and Ric Datson to ROCKSTAGE 1 one more time! Joining That’s Chester is Dan Belanger.

SATURDAY, JULY 211:00pm -12:15am

7:30pm - Hannah Lindsay (Folk/Pop)Growing up in the Sault withAlberta roots, Hannah Linsdaytakes inspiration from hersurroundings and experiences todeliver original Pop/Folk works.A student of Algoma University’sMusic program, she released herfirst single, “Speak Your Mind”,last year.

8:00pm - Jackson Reed (Folk/Singer-Songwriter)Jackson Reed’s songsare nostalgia, andwhen you hear themyou’re struck byreminders ofelsewheres andbefores, of summerspast, and of lovescome and gone the same way. His EP, “The November Gales”won Best Album at the 2017 Northern Ontario Music andFilm Awards. His latest album, “Dark Areas of Description”was released May 11, 2018 on So Sorry Records.

9:00pm - MD Dunn & The InnocentWeapon Ensemble(Contemporary RockFolk) Songwriter and poetM.D. Dunn has beenperforming for nearly thirtyyears in venues across thecountry. With the release ofhis ninth album, “The RiverLately”, he has broughttogether an eclectic band ofmusical veterans. The albumis a reflection of life inchallenging times.


6:00pm - The Autumn Roots (Indie/Folk Pop)Singer/song-writer Jeremy Hannahcreates catchy music, with lyrical hooksfor days. A unique sound deriving froma wide range of genres, you’ll hear alloriginal work written in an indie/folk-pop/art rock/jazz-infused style.

7:00pm - Shae Tull (Folk Pop/Anti-Folk)Shae Tull delivers a folk popsound which is both melodicand dissonant, direct and vagueall the same, presented with adefinite unpolished yet focusedhonesty. She recently self-produced and released a cassetterecorded album called “MusicFor Maladjusted Manchildren”.

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5:30pm - Bold Noize (Hip-Hop/Rap)A young hip-hop artistfrom Sault Ste. Marie,Bold Noize brings highenergy and a positivemessage for all ages. Beprepared to jump aroundand have a great time!

6:30pm - A Dire Setback (Alt Rock)This high-energy,alternative rock trio basestheir all-original songson their shared lifeexperiences here in theNorth. Singer-SongwriterChris Nielsen has beenpouring his soul into his music over the past decade withone goal in mind: to play. We want you to remember howto rock, let us jog your memory.

7:30pm - id iota (Indie/Alternative Rock)Genres collide like a wreck atsea with id iota’s octopus-likerhythms. Boldly unique yetdanceable and fun, this is aband that lives on the fringesof creative potential. They havebeen recording their debut full-length album since 2016;maybe this year they’ll finish it.

8:30pm - Parallels (Synth-Pop)Playing smoky, synth-y, electro-pop, Toronto’s PARALLELSconjures classic pop sentiments of neon nights. With vocalsdescribed as“a youngMadonnameets modernelectro,” front-woman HollyDodson isjoined by herbrother, Nick Dodson and keyboardist Oliver Blair. Theyreleased their third album “Metropolis” in 2018, debutingthe title track on CBC’s “Here and Now”.

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4:30pm - Machines Dream (Progressive Rock)Defined by theiraccessibleprogressive rocksound, MachinesDream is a local bandthat has receivedinternationalrecognition throughthe Internet. In 2016, the group signed with ProgressiveGears Records - a subsidiary of Progressive GearsManagement - in Northern Ireland.

5:30pm - Pointless(Indie/Noise Rock)Pointless is a new indienoise heartbreak band fromSault Ste. Marie lead by BillPriddle of Treble Charger.They are working on a debutrecording. Watch for anupcoming live video of theirsong “If It’s All the Same”.

6:30pm - The Wild Iris (Soft Progressive Rock)Atmospheric andmercurial, The Wild Iriscombine elements ofprogressive rock, blues,and classical music tocreate a unique blend ofsound. From influenceslike Dave Matthews Band,Muse, Coldplay, Queensof the Stone Age,Radiohead, and the Beatles, The Wild Iris have incorporatedtheir individual, eclectic tastes to create a moody andpicturesque landscape.

7:30pm - Jesse Merineau (Indie/Alt Pop Rock)A highlight of lastyear’s lineup, JesseMerineau is back andready to rockRotaryfest. With aunique sound andenergetic stagepresence, you won’twant to miss this show. Come catch a sneak peek of thisquickly up and coming band ahead of their official EP release,scheduled for July 26th.


1:30pm - The Elements (Funky Hard Rock)Get ready to bounce andhead bang along with TheElements. Join the party, andstart your afternoon with ahigh intensity, high energystage show.

2:30pm - The Barn Board Trio(Blues/Rock/Country)A three-piece Blues, Rockand Country influencedband - The Barn BoardTrio draws from personalexperience to share theirstories of love, loss andadventure through theiroriginal music.

3:30pm - All Us Others (Indie Pop)All Us Otherscombinescontemporary indiepop with classic folkharmonies andmelodies. Contrastingmelancholic andbright notes make foran exciting and new sound you won’t want to miss.

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(tokens required)noon - 8:00 pm Treetop Adventures Aerial Obstacle Course Rowswell Park $6 per run (cash)throughout the day Buskers Clergue Park south Free

Tenaris PlayZone Tenaris Algoma Tubes Clergue Park southnoon - 6:00 pm Toddler Play Area Freenoon - 8:00 pm Pony Rides Operated by Hidden Hills Stables $5 (cash)noon - 8:00 pm Big Paintings Freenoon - 8:00 pm Flower & Creature Art Freenoon - 8:00 pm Graffiti Wall Freenoon - 8:00 pm Fringe North International Theatre Festival Freenoon - 8:00 pm Fun with the YMCA! Freenoon - 8:00 pm Giant Chess Freenoon - 8:00 pm Centennial Salt Dough Creations Freenoon - 8:00 pm Decorate your own Birthday Button Freenoon - 8:00 pm Decorate your own Birthday Glasses & Party Hat Freenoon - 8:00 pm The Balloon Guy - McShane McKenna $3/$5 (cash)noon - 7:00 pm Vendors Clergue Park (cash)noon - 10:00 pm Ribfest Clergue Park (cash)noon - 10:00 pm Pino’s Wagon Clergue Park (tokens required)noon - 8:00 pm Fresh lemonade and ice cream Operated by Clergue Park (tokens required)

The Summitnoon - 5:00 pm Rotary Food Court - pizza/pop/chips/water only Clergue Park north (tokens required)5:00 - 10:00 pm Rotary Food Court Clergue Park north (tokens required)4:00 - 8:00 pm Mocktails Rotaract Clergue Park (cash)6:00 - 11:00 pm Stage 1 Clergue Park north FreeEmcee: Shaylan Spurway The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation

and the Department of Canadian Heritage6:00 PM The Northern Jazz Ensemble7:00 PM Zak’s All Stars8:00 PM Polisi Bassoon9:00 PM The Dark Side10:00 PM George Pinder and Patches

6:00 - 11:00 pm SooToday Stage Two SOOTODAY.com Clergue Park south Freeby Art Gallery

6:00 PM The Autumn Roots7:00 PM Shae Tull7:30 PM Hannah Lindsey8:00 PM Jackson Reed9:00 PM MD Dunn and the Innocent Weapon EnsembleFriday, July 20noon - 6:00 pm ROTARYFEST Miracle Mile Community First Canadian Bushplane Fee or

Colour Blast pre-registration Credit Union fundraising2:00 pm - 11:00 pm ROTARYFEST Midway Civic Centre north PAY ONE

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Inflatable Parknoon - 8:00 pm Face Painting by Perfectly Painted Faces Clergue Park $5.00 (cash)

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DATE/TIME EVENT NAME SPONSOR LOCATION FEEFriday, July 20 (continued)noon - 8:00 pm Hair Wrapping Clergue Park priced per wrap

(tokens required)noon - 8:00 pm Treetop Adventures Aerial Obstacle Course Rowswell Park $6 per run (cash)throughout the day Buskers Clergue Park south Free

Tenaris PlayZone Tenaris Algoma Tubes Clergue Park southnoon - 6:00 pm Toddler Play Area Freenoon - 8:00 pm Pony Rides Operated by Hidden Hills Stables $5 (cash)noon - 8:00 pm Big Paintings Freenoon - 8:00 pm Flower & Creature Art Freenoon - 8:00 pm Graffiti Wall Freenoon - 8:00 pm Fringe North International Theatre Festival Freenoon - 8:00 pm Fun with the YMCA! Freenoon - 8:00 pm Giant Chess Freenoon - 8:00 pm Centennial Salt Dough Creations Freenoon - 8:00 pm Decorate your own Birthday Button Freenoon - 8:00 pm Decorate your own Birthday Glasses & Party Hat Freenoon - 8:00 pm The Balloon Guy - McShane McKenna $3/$5 (cash)noon - 10:00 pm Ribfest Clergue Park (cash)noon - 10:00 pm Pino’s Wagon Clergue Park (tokens required)noon - 8:00 pm Fresh lemonade and ice cream Operated by Clergue Park (tokens required)

The Summitnoon - 5:00 pm Rotary Food Court - pizza/pop/chips/water only Clergue Park north (tokens required)5:00 - 11:00 pm Rotary Food Court Clergue Park north (tokens required)4:00 - 8:00 pm Mocktails Rotaract Clergue Park5:30 - 11:30 pm Stage 1 Clergue Park north FreeEmcee: Andrew Stuetz The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation

and the Department of Canadian Heritage5:30 PM Tripod The Dog6:30 PM Road Fever7:30 PM Turner UP!8:30 PM Bon Jovi/Journey Tribute by Mustang Heart9:20 PM Rewind Bands Tribute & Memoriam10:00 PM Treble Charger

5:30 - 9:30 PM SooToday Stage Two SOOTODAY.com Clergue Park south Freeby Art Gallery

5:30 PM Bold Noize6:30 PM A Dire Setback7:30 PM id iota8:30 PM ParallelsSaturday, July 218:30 am - 1:00 pm Wheels on the Water Maitland Ford Lincoln Civic Centre south Exhibitor Fees

Car Show registration & Frankie’s Automotive parking lot9:00 am - 3:00 pm Wheels on the Water Maitland Ford Lincoln Civic Centre south Free to

Car Show & Frankie’s Automotive parking lot the Public9:00 -10:15 am ROTARYFEST Miracle Mile Community First Canadian Bushplane Fee or

Colour Blast registration Credit Union fundraising10:35 am ROTARYFEST Miracle Mile Community First Canadian Bushplane Fee or

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Community Day ParadeTheme: Celebration 100, Echoes of the Century & Window into the Future

noon - 11:00 pm ROTARYFEST Midway Civic Centre north PAY ONEgreen space PRICE - $40

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DATE/TIME EVENT NAME SPONSOR LOCATION FEESaturday, July 21 (continued)throughout the day Buskers Clergue Park south Free

Tenaris PlayZone Tenaris Algoma Tubes Clergue Park southnoon - 6:00 pm Toddler Play Area Freenoon - 6:00 pm Pony Rides Operated by Hidden Hills Stables $5 (cash)noon - 6:00 pm Big Paintings Freenoon - 6:00 pm Flower & Creature Art Freenoon - 6:00 pm Graffiti Wall Freenoon - 6:00 pm Fringe North International Theatre Festival Freenoon - 6:00 pm Fun with the YMCA! Freenoon - 6:00 pm Giant Chess Freenoon - 6:00 pm Centennial Salt Dough Creations Freenoon - 6:00 pm Decorate your own Birthday Button Freenoon - 6:00 pm Decorate your own Birthday Glasses & Party Hat Freenoon - 6:00 pm The Balloon Guy - McShane McKenna $3/$5 (cash)noon - 10:00 pm Ribfest Clergue Park (cash)noon - 10:00 pm Pino’s Wagon Clergue Park (tokens required)noon - 8:00 pm Fresh lemonade and ice cream Operated by Clergue Park (tokens required)

The Summit1:00 pm - 11:00 pm Rotary Food Court Clergue Park north (tokens required)noon - 8:00 pm Mocktails Rotaract Clergue Park (tokens required)1:50 PM Happy Birthday Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie! Rotary Food Court Free

Enjoy a piece of birthday cake (while supplies last) / Stage 11:00 pm - 12:15 am Stage 1 Clergue Park north FreeEmcee: Jeff McNeice The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation

and the Department of Canadian Heritage1:00 PM The Kids from ”Sally”2:00 PM Martinelli, McGillivray & Roy3:00 PM The Sundogs4:00 PM Odd Man Out5:00 PM The Suicide Kings6:00 PM Pegasus7:00 PM Dustin Jones and The Rising Tide7:50 PM Rewind Bands Tribute & Memoriam8:30 PM The Stampeders10:30 PM That’s Chester11:45 PM ROTARYFEST “Take Your Pick” Draw11:45 PM That’s Chester (encore)

1:30 PM - 8:30 PM SooToday Stage Two SOOTODAY.com Clergue Park south Free1:30 PM The Elements by Art Gallery2:30 PM Barn Board Trio3:30 PM All Us Others4:30 PM Machines Dream5:30 PM Pointless6:30 PM Wild Iris7:30 PM Jesse Merineau


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PATRONA&W RestaurantATS Bell WorldConstruction Equipment Co. (Sault) Inc.Final Touch Property MaintenanceHealthgear Medical & Safety Inc.Henderson Metal Fabricating Company Ltd.Hollow Metal & Architectural Hardware Ltd.Huron Superior OECTAJ&J CustomsLuck Chiropractic ClinicLyon’s TIM-BR MartMuio’s RestaurantO’Neill Delorenzi Mendes NannePalmer Construction Group Inc.Priddle-Luck Thibeault LLPRome’s Independent GrocerSault Ste. Marie Airport Development CorporationService Master RestoreSoo Mill BuildallSuperior Digital Solutions Inc.Wardlaw Heating & CoolingWest Side CaféYour Place, Jon

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Sam LatourneauSam is a professional circus/fire performerwhose repertoire includes stilt-walking,juggling, fire, comedy and circus tricks!

Marianne TrenkaMarianne is a Montreal based, circus/varietyperformer that presents hula hoopperformances, digital poi, Weggsphere,stilt-walking, acrobatics and more in bothLED and fire. She has traveled the worldwith her shows.

Friederik GeerstenFriederik is a multi-disciplinary performanceartist based in Montreal. He has a Bachelorof Arts in Theatre from Concordia University,and is a graduate of the instructors programat L’école National de Cirque and L’Écolede Clown et Comédie in Montreal. Friederikspecializes in juggling, acrobatics, comedyand character animation. He has taught,performed and provided entertainment foraudiences of all ages.


AllezUp CircusAllezUp Circus are a professional, hand to hand

circus duo from Montreal that brings a playfuland fun dynamic to all of their presentations.

The AllezUp Circus show is a non-stop,45 minute long blend of juggling, comedy, hula-hoops, acrobatics and hand to hand balancing.

Jon the CowguyWith over 15 years experience in front of

audiences, Jon The Cowguy knows how todeliver hilarious family oriented shows. In eachperformance, the audience is treated to amazingcircus stunts, juggling, mini-bicycle riding and

plenty of audience participation blended withhilarious improvised and rehearsed banter. Jonhas his Masters in Theatre and has performed

on three different continents. He loves bringingcrowds together and making them laugh!

Brian Wilson the CowguyWith over 25 years experience in front of

audiences, Bri The Cowguy delivers hilarious,fast paced live shows. With each performancethe audience is treated to amazing circus style

stunts, yo-yo tricks, audience participation andmagic, all blended with comedy that ranges from

sarcastic to silly.

Jon and Brian, the CowguysIn their award winning show, Brian and Jon

expertly blend circus, western and magic skillswith dexterity, wit, danger, and stupidity. The

show features a barrage of tricks laced withcontinuous patter between themselves and theaudience. They create a non-stop roller-coasterride of a show by expertly meshing a high level

of technical skill with hilarious banter.


6th ANNUAL

PRESENT THIS COUPON to any 3 award-winning BBQ teams and receive $3.00 off your purchaseof ribs (Thursday before 5PM only). OR go to rotaryfest.com and print the online coupon.

THURSDAY, JULY 19 - SATURDAY, JULY 2112 NOON - 10:00 PM


As well as fall-off-the-bone delish ribs and BBQ chicken,enjoy pulled pork and side dishes of baked beans and coleslaw!

4 award-winning BBQ teams‘smoke it out’ for top honours at ROTARYFEST!

Then vote for your favourite!

Our thanks to:

for processingthe organic waste

atVolunteers will be sorting the garbage throughout the weekendto help us prolong the life of the landfill.

Bring your garbage to the sorting tent across from the Rotary food court.Give your recyclables on the parade route to the Waste Diversion staff atthe end of the parade.Plates, cutlery, take out containers, and cups on the festival grounds arecompostable!

REDUCE GARBAGE INITIATIVE


ROTARY FOOD COURT Clergue Park NorthThursday, July 19: 5:00pm to 10:00pmFriday, July 20: 5:00pm to 11:00pmSaturday, July 21: 1:00pm to 11:00pm

FRESHLEMONADE and ICE CREAM

Clergue Park Thursday/Friday/Saturday: 12 noon to 8:00pm

TOKENSREQUIRED

TOKENSREQUIREDOperated by The Summit

Pizza/pop/chips available to be purchased everyday starting at 12 noon.

Mocktails In support of M.A.D.D. Operated by

Clergue ParkThursday, July 19 and Friday, July 20: 4:00pm to 8:00pmSaturday, July 21: 12 noon to 8:00pm

Featuring Pino’s sausages, Schneider’s jumbo hot dogs, pop & water.

WAGON

All proceeds from Pino’s Wagon go to theRotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie.

Clergue Park Thursday/Friday/Saturday: 12 noon to 10:00pm

TOKENSREQUIRED


Waste Diversionfor the leadership,

staffing & equipment

NORTH CIVIC CENTREGREEN SPACE

PAY ONE PRICE EACH DAY:$40.00 per person gets unlimited rides

Wednesday, July 18:5:00pm - 10:00pmThursday, July 19:2:00pm - 10:00pm

Friday, July 20:2:00pm - 11:00pmSaturday, July 21:12 noon - 11:00pm

HOMENIUK RIDES INC.provides all the ACTION for theYOUNG and YOUNG-AT-HEART!

HOMENIUK RIDES INC.provides all the ACTION for theYOUNG and YOUNG-AT-HEART!

P: 705-945-1279 · E: [email protected] · WWW.ROTARYFEST.COM22Proceeds in Support of Kids with Physical Disabilities and Community Service


Fun air-filled activities for all ages!

Thursday, July 19: 12 noon to 8:00pmFriday, July 20: 12 noon to 8:00pmSaturday, July 21: 12 noon to 6:00pm

Rowswell Park

INFLATABLE PARKBecause of

Northern

Dental Care

support, ADMISSIONIS FREE!!!

Double Bay AcceleratorRock Climb

n’ Slide

Adrenaline Rush Obstacle Course

Circus Maze

9-hole Mini PuttPaddle Boat Lagoon

Big Paintings: Using paint, create your own masterpiece. FreePony Rides: Operated by Hidden Hills Stables.$5.00 per ride (CASH ONLY)Giant Chess: Play chess with friends on a giant chess board! FreeToddler Area: Full of fun activities and a small pool for the little ones!FreeThree Craft Areas: Fun for all ages! Free • Centennial Salt Dough Creations • Decorate your own birthday button! • Decorate your own birthday glasses and party hat!Graffiti Wall: Get creative and help create a huge community graffitiwall! FreeAerial Obstacle Course: Treetop Adventures $6.00 per runFlower and Creature Art: A garden of giant flowers and creatureswaiting to be coloured! FreeFringe North International Theatre Festival: Jugglingworkshops, mural painting, costume play, and more! FreeYMCA: Fun with the YMCA! FreeThe Balloon Guy - McShane McKenna: Balloon creations.$3/$5 per creation

Thursday, July 19and Friday, July 20:12 noon – 8:00 pmSaturday, July 21:12 noon – 6:00 pm

Fun! Creative! Interactive!- and for the Whole Family!


Clergue Parksouth

JULY19-21,2018

JULY19-21,2018

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10-$1,00010-$1,000PLUS ESSO GIFT CARDSESSO GIFT CARDS

From Prouse Chev Buick GMC Cadillac Ltd. Prize Value: $104,942.60

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DRAWDATE:

11:45 pm atClergue Park

18,000 Tickets Printed • Licence #9849

SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018

TICKETS:

Documents

705-945-1279 | | #rotaryfestSSM 2018 program.pdf · Janie Fricke, and Tommy Hunter. Patches recorded an album ... Steven Flint, Mitch Sirie and Johnny Belanger. 6:00pm - Pegasus presents