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This family based festival is about water, and the fantastic opportunities for learning about how to protect our water, have fun in water and celebrate the boats on the water.
Canadian rock icon Kim Mitchell and his band will headline the Just Add Water festival on June 2, 2012 in Port Severn!
The Just Add Water Festival is pleased to announce Kim Mitchell entertaining at the open air concert at the Port Severn Park. His show will top a full day of musical entertainment, first with a Bluegrass Festival in the afternoon till five o’clock, and a local youth band, Fast Train, to open for Kim Mitchell.
A portion of the tickets from this fundraising event will go to the Radio for Radiation campaign for the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre.
Tickets can be purchased at TicketBreak.com
also at:
104.1 The DOCK
KICX 106
H & S Gas Bar
Jag's Petro Canada, Coldwater
Riverhouse Restaurant, Severn Falls
Lake Country Grill, Honey Harbour
Village Marina, Honey Harbour
Delawana Inn, Honey Harbour
Hempola Farms, Dalston
Port Severn General Store
Festival Information:
This event is scheduled to begin on Friday June 1, with school-aged children invited to participate in an educational Children’s Water Festival.
Saturday features a marketplace atmosphere on both sides of Lock 45 and at the Port Severn Park, with many family activities, displays, buskers, beer garden and a free Bluegrass concert.
Vendors and exhibitors - register today for your booth!
Vendor/Exhibit Registration Form
Sunday the festival continues with a full day of activities in Honey Harbour, with a marketplace, entertainment, buskers and geo-caching event at Georgian Bay Island National Park mainland site. Family day at the Delawana Inn! fun for the whole family!
Sunday also includes a Showcase of Local Businesses and Services at the Georgian Bay Community Life Show at Village Marina, for all your home and recreational needs. Vendors please register by printing the attached pdf: Georgian Bay Community Life Show Registration Form
This festival is a collaborative effort of the Southeast Georgian Bay Chamber of Commerce, the Baxter Snow Riders and the Baxter ATV Trail Riders.
The Beginning:
The Just Add Water Festival was launched in 2011, to celebrate the southeast Georgian Bay region and its pristine waters - its many lakes, rivers, wetlands and, of course, Georgian Bay and the Trent Severn Waterway.
The festival saw about 5000 visitors over the course of the three days and, thanks to all who attended the fantastic main-stage concert, the Just Add Water Festival was able to present a nice cheque to "Radio for Radiology" at the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. Pictured above, is the cheque presentation by Paul Herriott, Concert Chair, and some of the volunteers. |