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Music at McDougall
Ceilidh – 7 to 9 p.m.
July 2 – Host: Bob MacLean, August 6 – Host: Geoff Lewis
Piping Down the Sun – 4 to 4:30 p.m.
July 5 – Piper from the Cambridge and District Pipe Band
July 12, August 2 and 30 – Jim MacPherson
July 19, August 16 and 23 – Andrew Huxley Osborne
July 26 and August 9 – Angus Sutherland
Mill Race Festival Preview Concert – 7 p.m.
July 30 – Mary Humphreys and Anahata
Tartan Tea – 2 p.m.
July 19 – Ed Koenig, August 16 – Dave Neigh
McDougall Cottage
519-624-8250 TTY: 519-575-4608
89 Grand Avenue South, Cambridge
www.mcdougallcottage.com
Music Series
Summer
Every Sunday afternoon in July and August from 1 to 3 p.m.
at Waterloo Region Museum musicians entertain visitors
with music and song. Free with general admission. Rain or
shine. Performance inside in case of inclement weather.
July 5 – The Haret (Ragtime)
July 12 – Hunter’s Corners (Traditional Folk)
July 19 – MacCairley and Maclean (Celtic Fiddle)
July 26 – Mary Humphreys and Anahata (British Traditional Folk)
August 2 – Conor Gains (Blues)
August 9 – City’N’Eastern (Roots Folk)
August 16 – Lucas Stagg (Folk Rock)
August 23 – The Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band (Blues/Ragtime)
August 31 – Sean Pinchin (Blues)
Waterloo Region Museum
10 Huron Road, Kitchener
519-748-1914 TTY: 519-575-4608
www.waterlooregionmuseum.com
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Saturday January 30, 2016
Christine Lavin & Don White $20
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Saturday February 13, 2016
Ian Tamblyn $18
Saturday March 12, 2016
The Registry Roots
122 Frederick St.
(Frederick at Weber)
Kitchener
519-745-6565
www.registrytheatre.com
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ALSO Tom
Weekend & Merrick Jarrett Concert
Dave Gunning $18
Saturday April 16, 2016
Rush (Friday night) + weekend workshops
2015-2016 Series Pass available! $96
See www.folknight.ca for details and door prices.
All information is preliminary and may be subject to change.
508-B Gladstone Avenue
Ottawa, ON K1R 5P1
Phone: 613-560-5997
Toll-Free: 1-866-292-6233
www.folkmusicontario.ca
May 22, 2015
Welcome to The Mill Race Festival of Traditional Folk Music!
Folk Music Ontario represents some 27 festivals across Ontario, as well as about 45 music organizations and
over 300 individual performers, presenters, and folk radio hosts. We also host a great conference every October
that brings all these people together for a weekend of professional development, showcase opportunities,
networking, and a lot of good music. If you like folk music – and you must if you’re here at this wonderful event –
then I encourage you to explore some of our other festivals. And then join us in Toronto this October.
Cheers,
Alex Sinclair, President
Year-Round
Harbourfront Centre Festivals (Toronto)
June 19-21
Tottenham Bluegrass Festival (Tottenham)
July 3-5
Mariposa Folk Festival (Orillia)
July 3-5
Northern Lights Festival Boréal (Sudbury)
July 8-19
RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest (Ottawa)
July 9-12
TD Sunfest (London)
July 10-12
Canterbury Folk Festival (Ingersoll)
July 16-19
Le Festival du Loup de Lafontaine (Lafontaine)
July 17-19
Home County Music & Art Festival (London)
July 17-19
River and Sky Music/Camping Festival (Field)
July 17-19
Stewart Park Festival (Perth)
July 24-26
Hillside Festival (Guelph)
July 31-Aug 2
Blue Skies Music Festival (Clarendon Station)
July 31-Aug 2
The Mill Race Festival of Trad. Folk Music (Cambridge)
Aug 3-9
Goderich Celtic Roots Festival & Celtic College (Goderich)
Aug 7-9
Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games (Fergus)
Aug 7-9
Kingsville Folk Music Festival (Kingsville)
Aug 7-9
Live from the Rock Folk and Blues Festival (Red Rock)
Aug 7-9
Trout Forest Music Festival (Ear Falls)
Aug 20-23
Summerfolk Music & Crafts Festival (Owen Sound)
Aug 21-23
Peterborough Folk Festival (Peterborough)
Aug 29
Eaglewood Folk Festival (Pefferlaw)
Sept 4-6
Shelter Valley Folk Festival (Grafton)
Sept 16-20
CityFolk (Ottawa)
Oct 15-18
29th Annual Folk Music Ontario Conference (Toronto)
COMING UP IN 2016:
Jan 29-31
Hillside Inside (Guelph)
Feb 12-14
Winterfolk Blues and Roots Festival (Toronto)
Mar 4-7
Winter Folk Camp (Haliburton)
Aug 30-Sept 5
Ashkenaz Festival (Toronto)
www.harbourfrontcentre.com/festivals
www.tottenhambluegrass.ca
www.mariposafolk.com
www.nlfbsudbury.com
www.ottawabluesfest.ca
www.sunfest.on.ca
www.canterburyfolkfestival.on.ca
www.festivalduloup.on.ca
www.homecounty.ca
www.riverandsky.ca
www.stewartparkfestival.com
www.hillsidefestival.ca
www.blueskiesmusicfestival.ca
www.millracefolksociety.com
www.celticfestival.ca
www.fergusscottishfestival.com
www.kingsvillefolkfest.org
www.livefromtherockfolkfestival.com
www.troutfest.com
www.summerfolk.org
www.peterboroughfolkfest.com
www.ewfolk.ca
www.sheltervalley.com
www.cityfolkfestival.com
www.folkmusicontario.ca
www.hillsidefestival.ca
www.winterfolk.com
www.winterfolkcamp.com
www.ashkenaz.ca
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GUIDE TO THE 2015 MILL RACE FESTIVAL EVENTS
In addition to the concerts that are prominent throughout the
weekend of the festival, these other activities are also happening:
WORKSHOPS:
Workshops in Ontario folk festivals are a
combination of education, performance
and entertainment. Various performers
from different backgrounds will be put
together on stage under a specific theme.
These may involve a number of fiddlers
from different groups, or a selection of
singers could be asked to share songs about
specific themes. These create an experience
of informal and spontaneous music
making by festival artists.
SINGAROUNDS &
PUB SESSIONS:
These will be held at the Royal Oak Pub
Garden (new venue behind Old City Hall.
The Mill Race Folk society hosts these
events regularly at other venues throughout
the year as well. Check our website
for details
OPEN STAGE
This will follow after the Children’s
performances on the Water Street South
Stage and is in the same venue. Singers
and musicians who would like to have a
chance to perform should speak with the
volunteers at that Stage and sign up.
Hosted this year by Cambridge Live Music
Singarounds or Song Sessions, are informal
gatherings where musicians/singers gather
in a circle, unplugged, sharing songs
together in an informal social setting. A
pub session is similar, but mainly
instrumental music is played; jigs,
hornpipes, etc. These are a mainstay at
British and Irish folk festivals.
Hosts are appointed to run these events,
but anyone who plays the appropriate style
of music can join in. The intent is to
provide a place for traditional folk song
and music enthusiasts who are not
necessarily hired performers to participate
in making music at the festival.
Please see the Schedule and Venues Map in the
centre of the programme for details, times and
locations. For folk music activities throughout the
year, please see: www.millracefolksociety.com
and www.grandriverfolk.org
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CONCERT, WORKSHOP AND SESSION PERFORMERS
The Bilge Rats
The Bilge Rats are a group of
singers who specialize in
singing shanties, the sailors’
a capella work songs from the
great days of the tall sailing
ships. The Bilge Rats’
repertoire also includes
songs from a variety of other
traditions, from doo-wop to
ballads, reflecting the well
establishedtradition of sailors
constantly picking up new
‘shore’ songs to delight and distract their shipmates in their leisure hours. The Bilge Rats
are proud to have performed at concerts, festivals, tall ship occasions, and folk music
events in Ontario, the UK, Cuba, and most recently the Siglufjörður Folk Music Festival
in Iceland. There is a rumour that the Bilge Rats are an offshoot of the Toronto Morris
Men, who dance ancient and excellent traditional English Morris dances in Toronto and
other parts near and far. Come out to join in and enjoy The Bilge Rats and their “Wall of
Sound”. www.tfmm.ca
Bourrée à Trois
Follow the sound of hurdy
gurdies and bagpipes right into
the heart of France. Sandra,
Andrea and Robin will share
with you their passion for the
traditional instruments and
compelling tunes of a real “bal
folk” (a traditional village
soirée). They will lead you in
bourrées, scottishes, mazurkas
and more, and may even take
you on the occasional side trip
to the British Isles. All that’s
missing is the château!
www.rigadon.net www.robinaggus.ca
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Brian Crozier
Born and raised on the shores of
Belfast Lough, Brian is firmly rooted
in the traditional songs of his native
Ireland. Brian also sings the songs of
modern Irish writers....those who are
carrying on the tradition! Whether old
or new - they are songs that connect
with people from all walks of life...
songs of love, longing, struggle and
joy...all delivered with his rich voice
and unique Irish wit and charm. Currently, Brian is regularly performing all across
Ontario and putting the finishing touches to his new CD “Sing for the Song”.
[email protected] CD available.
Celtic Crossing
Celtic Crossing performs an
engaging blend of traditional
and contemporary tunes related
to the Celtic genre. This
instrumental and acoustic
group, featuring the
Hammered Dulcimer and
the Celtic Harp, is based in
Waterloo. Their music ranges
from haunting airs to lively
jigs and reels. The members
of Celtic Crossing are Barbara
Hull (Celtic Harp) and Debbie
Miethig (Hammered Dulcimer/
Bodhran/Whistle). Joining them at Mill Race are Geralyn Miller (Viola), and Rob
MacQueen (Guitar). Special thanks to Pat Smith for taking their photo.
[email protected]
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Les Chauffeurs à Pieds
Les Chauffeurs a Pieds are proud
heirs of rich musical family
traditions. Louis-Simon Lemieux
is the latest of several generations
of fiddlers and foot tappers from
the Gaspe peninsula. Since his
tender Youth, he performed in
kitchens and onstage with his
father, with whom he also
recorded 2 lively albums.
Antoine Gauthier, a proud
representative of the Quebec
City fiddling style, recorded an
album of his own original jigs and reels accompanied by his mother on piano. Alongside
this generationally transmitted know-how, Benoit Fortier brings classical training at the
graduate level in musical arrangement and interpretation for French horn, recorder and
chamber music. Rounding off the band Olivier Soucy impresses with his very creative
traditional guitar skills. The four Chauffers are also vocalists who have inherited the vocal
timbres and unique way of singing of the elders who taught them.
www.leschauffeurs.com CD available.
The Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band
The Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band plays
blues, ragtime, cajun, and more
from the 1920s, 30s, and 40s.
They also write and play a lot
of original numbers, inspired
by such groups as the Memphis
Jug Band, the Mississippi
Sheiks, Gus Cannon, and
Harry Choates. Using dazzling
array of instruments and skill,
this is their second appearance
at the Mill Race festival, but the
first time as a quintet.
www.everlovinjugband.ca CD available
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The Fair Wind
The Fair Wind sings and plays the
traditional folk music of England,
Ireland, Scotland, Cape Breton, and
America. Comprised of Carole Pines,
Ruth Shushan, Mark Pancer, and Bob
Mino, we collectively play the fiddle,
penny whistle, low whistle, guitar,
mandolin, Irish bouzouki, bodhran,
spoons, mountain dulcimer, and
banjo. Along with our vocal
harmonies we also treat listeners to
traditional jigs, reels, and other dance
forms mined from the rich heritage of Britain and Ireland. The Fair Wind promises to
transport listeners with fine harmonies and creative arrangements. [email protected]
The Friends of Markos
The Friends of Markos play an
exciting and fun mix of Greek
and Aegean-area music, focusing
on rebetiko, a Greek style of
urban folk that features catchy
bouzouki leads and powerful
nine-beat rhythms. The songs
that the Friends of Markos
play are sometimes light and
sometimes dark, but the band’s
friendly and engaging stage
presence makes sure that
everyone has a good time. The band is made up of bandleader and bouzouki player
Michael “Blitz” Kaler; lead vocalist and baglamas player Michelangelo Iaffaldano; bassist
Rachel Melas; guitarist Conny Nowe; and percussionist Mark Zurawinski.
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http://friendsofmarkos.bandcamp.com/album/oli-i-philoi-tou-dounia
Li Wang Trio
Li Wang Trio (新民乐)
is a Chinese folk music
band from Toronto who
specialize in a blend of
Chinese folk music and
modern Western styles.
The group comes from
diverse backgrounds
with Yangqin player
Li Wang having once
been the drummer
of rock band. These
eclectic experiences have come together to give them a unique modern take on Chinese
folk music. Li Wang (Yangqin/Dulcimer) obtained a Bachelor of Music degree from
the University of Shanxi (China). Linlin Wang (Erhu) graduated from the Hong Kong
Academy of Performing Arts in 2004, studying with Erhu master Professor Guotong
Wang. Sally Liu (Guzheng) began learning Guzheng at the age of five. Since 2006, she
has been under the guidance of Guzheng master Fan Shang-E. [email protected]
Mary Humphreys and Anahata
Mary Humphreys and Anahata
who hail from Cambridge, England
engage in extensive research into
manuscript sources from the past.
With skilled musicianship and a
variety of traditional English
instruments they have unearthed and
brought back to vivid life some rare
gems of English song and dance
music. Their repertoire has a
particular emphasis on the East
Anglian region in which they live.
Mary sings and plays English
concertina and banjo. Anahata
plays cello, Anglo concertina and
melodeons.
www.maryanahata.co.uk CD Available
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Njacko Backo
A master of the kalimba of his native Cameroon, Njacko Backo founded Long Too Fak
(“Kalimbas at Work”) to share the magic of interlocking kalimba melodies and rhythms.
The ensemble features Anne Lederman (fiddler, multi-instrumentalist), Valery Woloshyn
(kalimba), and Joaquin Nunez Hidalgo (percussion).
https://www.facebook.com/NjackoBacko https://twitter.com/njackobacko @NjackoBacko
www.NjackoBacko.com CD Available
Phil Elsworthy & Ed Koenig
Ed and Phil have backgrounds in
folk, rock, bluegrass, country and
classical music, and for the last 30
years have played Celtic,
Appalachian, Shetland and other
traditional tunes together on stringed
acoustic instruments -- guitar,
mandolin and banjo for Ed, regular
and Hardanger fiddles for Phil.
They have released two CDs
together: The Crooked Path, 2014
(see http://www.chanterrecords.com/the_crooked_path/) and Fiddle & Mandolin, 2011.
[email protected] [email protected] CD Available
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Sheesham & Lotus & Son
”Old time, hokum high stepping good time
music from the imaginations of the 1920’s.
Fiddle, banjo, harmonicas and sousaphone, all
sung through the Sepiaphonic-monophone.
Hoofing and highstepping hat flip-flappery.
Suspending the audience’s belief,
transporting them back to the days of blind
pigs, bad habits and bad livers. Speak easy
now, word gets around! Sheesham and Lotus
and ‘Son, EVERYTIME!”
www.sheeshamandlotus.com CD Available.
Silk Road Music
Silk Road Music was formed in 1991
by virtuoso pipa player Qiu Xia He,
who came to Canada in 1989 to play
the Vancouver Folk Music Festival
as part of a touring ensemble from
China. She stayed in Canada and
has become a vibrant addition to the
Vancouver Music scene. Joined by her
husband Andre Thibault, a multi instrumentalist from Quebec, they have
delighted audiences from festivals to
symphony halls, and have garnered
fantastic reviews for their virtuosic
skills and artistry.
www.silkroadmusic.ca CD available
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Southern Ontario Dulcimer Association (SODA)
SODA is a multi
instrumental group with a
strong focus on the
hammered dulcimer. We
are often joined by people
who play the mountain
dulcimer, recorder, whistle,
celtic harp, guitar and other
instruments. Our meetings
are held monthly at rotating
venues in Southern Ontario.
New members are always
welcome! How many
hammered dulcimer players have you seen together in one jam session? Come join us at
The Royal Oak Pub Garden on Sunday afternoon where we will present a demonstration
and provide time for viewers to try out our instruments.
http://www.sodulcimer.ca/ CD Available. The Tethera Quintet
Tethera is the collective name for
a group of local musicians who
perform traditional music of the
British Isles, Canada and whatever
else creeps in. Paul Morris (vocals,
mandolin, concertina and
melodeon), Brad McEwen
(citterns and vocals), Brian Sinclair
(mandocello, tenor banjo, guitar
and various other unique stringed
instruments) and Gwen Potter
(viola d’amore). Joining them this
year is Bill Nesbitt (anglo concertina, jaw harp, harmonica and vocals) who also performs
with Brad in Hunter’s Corners.
www.tethera.webs.com www.hunterscorners.yolasite.com CD Available.
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Trio Dhoore
Three brothers who guarantee
steamy folk music! Uplifting
grooves, swinging melodies and a
tight interplay life mixed up to a
smooth tasting cocktail called Trio
Dhoore. This band of brothers has
been on stage since 2010 and has released two albums. They have played
in festivals all over Europe and are
touring next summer for the first
time in Canada. Facebook.com/triodhoore, [email protected]
www.triodhoore.be CD available.
The Young’uns
The Young’uns - a trio from
Teesside, England - are a force of
nature on stage. Their
irrepressible humour, infectious
love for harmony singing, passion
for storytelling and commitment
to maintaining the tradition of
social commentary have quickly
made them one of the most sought
after acts on the English folk scene.
www.facebook.com/pages/
The-Younguns/222947223019
Twitter – @theyoungunstrio
http://www.theyounguns.co.uk/ CD available.
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CHILDREN’S PERFORMERS
The Campfire Crew
The Campfire Crew sing their hearts out bringing
old favourites to life while creating original kids’
music that inspires silliness and singing. Multiple
award-winning children’s
recording artist, Andrew Queen and his songwriting partner, Karen Stille craft an interactive
musical
storytelling performance sure to invoke the magic
& memories of summer camp.
http://campfirecrew.ca/ CD Available.
Music with Marky
Marky is a popular children’s entertainer, award
winning songwriter, and respected
educator. His unforgettable concerts will have you
singing and dancing, combining original songs
from his acclaimed albums with
traditional family classics. The concert will put a
smile on your face and a song in your heart!
www.LittleSuperstarsMusic.com/ CD Available.
Crumbly the Clown
Crumbly is a top notch entertainer who has the unique
ability to communicate with the crowd using his
tongue-in-cheek humour which appeals to both adults
and children. Crumbly delights his audience with his
ability to unicycle, juggle, do magic and twist balloon
animals. He cleverly incorporates safety and
frienship into his show while using audience
participation. After 25 years experience as a children’s
entertainer, Crumbly intuitively knows how to win over even the most timid and
terrified children. By the end of Crumbly’s show even those children are eager for
more.
[email protected]
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Robert Davis
Robert Davis is celebrating 20 years in children’s
entertainment in 2015 and therefore happy to
be a part of this year’s Mill Race Festival, always
a big supporter of children’s music and family
entertainment. If you’ve seen Robert’s show here
in the past or at a City of Cambridge event, then
you know you’re in for a fun show full of zany
surprises.
www.robertdavis.ca/ CD Available
Trolldom
Join Sarah Granskou, Amy Scott and
their puppets for a journey into the world
of “hidden folk”, magical fiddles, sensitive
trolls and the Northwind herself.
Drawing on tradition and the depths of
a child’s imagination, Trolldom invites
audiences to be part of the story, as
puppeteers, sound effects, musicians and
dancers.
www.sarahgranskou.com/
Zoe the Clown
Zoë is one of Waterloo Region’s most experienced clowns
and has been spreading laughter in families for over 20
years. While performing mostly in the local area for family
events, Zoë has also tickled the funny bones of tourists in
Philadelphia, school children in the Dominican Republic
and ‘very serious’ corporate types in Toronto. Zoë has also
embodied other characters including Green Man at Twelfth
Night, an elegant, masked Mardi Gras stiltwalker and a
magical Mime. To contact her, call The Chuckle Gang
(519) 576-8004 www.thechucklegang.com
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DANCE GROUPS
Deirdre Nally
Deirdre is a Dance Caller who will be calling the Irish ceilidh Saturday evening. Born in
Ireland, she schooled in traditional Irish dance. She is a long time member of Cairde,
Friends of Irish Culture, a volunteer community in Kitchener-Waterloo that hosts
monthly Ceilidhs with the Grand River Celidh Band. Deirdre has been a caller (dance
instructor) at numerous Irish dance events over the past several years. Music will be
provided by Phil Elsworthy & Ed Koenig.
http://www.grandriverceilis.com/Pages/default.aspx
Orange Peel Morris
Orange Peel Morris Dancers is the Border Morris
dancing troupe from the Orangeville area northwest
of Toronto. These dancers do Border Morris, an old
English folk dance performance style from the English/
Welsh borders of Worcestershire, Herefordshire, and
Shropshire, adding in their own inventions, plus those
that have been gleaned from others. High spirits and
high energy - “a rude vigor” - typify Border Morris. This
group also typifies the essence of Morris dancing: “A chance to perform in the street, to
show off, to be loud or silly or raucous, to violate normal standards of behavior and not
only get away with it, but be applauded for it.”
www.orange-peel-morris.com
Forest City Morris
Forest City Morris & Sword from London Ontario
danced out for the first time in 1978, drawing i
nspiration from the dances of the village of
Kirtlington in Oxfordshire, U.K. Thirty-two years
later, this women’s side of Cotswold Morris dancers maintains the ancient tradition while having fun!
Over the years, the side has performed at numerous
festivals and dance events throughout Canada, the
U.S., and even Bermuda and England. The Mill Race Festival is delighted to have Forest
City Morris perform once again.
www.forestcitymorris.webs.com
Green Barn Morris
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This team combines members of both Cold Barn
Morris from Hamilton and Green Fiddle Morris from
Toronto. They have both been in existence for decades
and dance Cotswold style morris dancing.
FOOD VENDORS
(Dickson Street in front of Cambridge City Hall)
Bingemans Gastro Grub Food Truck
Fish Tacos, Boneless Chicken Wings,Poutine
Smoked Maple Pork Belly, Braised Short Ribs
Dessert Yeti doughnuts
Boston Pizza Food Truck
Indy Pizzas, Shrimp Tacos, Thai Chicken Bites
Hali Kale Salads, Panookie Ice cream dessert
K’s Ice Cream & Treats
Ice Cream, Frezzies. Slushi’s, water
Tornado Potato Canada
spiral cut,zucchini,sweet potato and regular
potato on a 15” bamboo skewer
sprinkled with a variety of flavours
Bruce Caboose
Original Gangsta – Fresh chipped fries, Pine
River cheese curds, smoked chicken gravy sml/
lrg
Double Bacon Poutine - Fresh chipped fries,
Ontario wild boar bacon, hickory smoked bacon, smoked chicken gravy, Pine River Cheese
curds Sml/Lrg
Korean Fries – Bulgogi Marinated Ontario grass
feed beef, House kimchi, carrot sesame slaw,
cilantro, Sriracha aioli Med/Lrg
Korean Tacos – Bulgogi Marinated Ontario
grass fed beer, house kimchi, carrot slaw,
Sriracha aioli
Luchador Gourmet Streatery
KIDZ TACO BAG: our famous CHILI with
Ground Beef, Chorizo Sausage & Bacon Bits
served in a FRITO CORN CHIP BAG topped
w/ Jack Cheese, Sour Cream & Lettuce
PHILLY CHEESESTEAK NACHOS: Shaved
Sirloin in a Brandy Peppercorn Sauce served in
a DORITO NACHO CHIP BAG topped w/
Onion Tanglers, Jack Cheese, Sour Cream &
Lettuce
SHANGHAI CIGARROS: Golden crisp
Mexican Spring Rolls filled with Tex-Mex Beef,
Roast Corn, Black Beans & a Sriracha-Plum
Dipping Sauce
THAI RED CURRY TACO: Hand-torn Roast
Chicken, Jack Cheese, Broccoli Slaw & Avocado
Aioli in a butter-toasted Tandoori Naan Bread
BAVARIAN XANGOS: Deep Fried Triple
Chocolate Cheesecake in a Mexican Pastry Roll
dusted in Cinnamon Sugar served in a Chocolate Parfait w/ Whipped Cream
West Coast Sausage – Pork Sausage with Garlic
and Red Wine, Served with Homemade Bruce
Chips
Black Berry Crème Brulee – Fresh Black Berry
crème brulee, sugar brulee
…And many more not yet registered by print deadline!
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MILL RACE FOLK SOCIETY EVENTS
Autumn 2015
Folk @ the Café: All Concerts $15.00
Friday October 9: Duncan Cameron
duncancameron.com/videos
Thursday October 29: Doug Eunson & Sarah Matthews
https://dougandsarahduo.wordpress.com/
Saturday November 7: Sheesham & Lotus & Son
www.sheeshamandlotus.com
English Pub Sessions: Free Admission
2ND SUNDAYS: The Brownestone Gastropub, 39 Queen Street East, Hespeler
Village, Cambridge. www.thebrownestone.ca
September 13, (October 11: NO SESSION: Thanksgiving), November 8,
4th SUNDAYS: The Argyle Arms, 210 King Street East, Preston, Cambridge.
www.argylearms.net
September 27, October 18, November 22
English Pub Carolling with the Orange Peel Carollers &
Village Band
Sunday, December 13, 3pm, The Brownestone Gastropub, 39 Queen Street East,
Hespeler Village, Cambridge.
TWELFTH NIGHT: AN ANCIENT MIDWINTER
CELEBRATION
Saturday, January 9, 2016 8pm
Tickets: $15.00 advance, $20.00 at the door.
The British Club, 35 International Village Drive, Cambridge
http://ukclubcambridge.ca/
Festive Buffet: Live Music, Mummers & Pub Carols
Twelfth Night is the last of the Twelve Days of Christmas and marks the end of the
season’s revels. In centuries past, this was a bigger event than Christmas Day. Fancy
dress encouraged.
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https://twitter.com/@MillRaceFest
https://www.facebook.com/MillRaceFolkSociety
www.grandriverfolk.org
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Saturday,
August 22,
11:00am – 3:00pm
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