2014 Full Program

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2014 Full Program

WELCOME TO SUMMERFEST,
WELCOME TO DEEP RIVER!
We are so glad you are here, and we are super excited to
present our best festival yet!
Whether you are here for the first time or you are a
seasoned, grizzled Summerfester, keep this program
close, as it will be your guide and compass to finding your
way to Summerfest's multitude of exciting events and
performances.
This year, Summerfest is branching out musically, by
offering an additional stage for daytime performances,
four big daytime shows on our Main Stage, and almost
double the number of local and touring performers playing
live!
Canada's newest supergroup, Mounties, is anchoring our
festival this year, with more support than ever before from
a wide range of rising and established Canadian artists.
We have something for you this year, if you like country, alt
country, rock, electric roots, bluegrass, pop, classical
(vocal and woodwind trio), avant-garde musical theatre,
buzz blues, EDM, do wop, indie, retro, acoustic, Guinean
drumming, looping or Ottawa Valley fiddling!
Summerfest is not just a music festival, though. We have
outdoor Shakespearean theatre, natural horsemanship
and artists in their gardens. And more artisans in our
village than ever before.
For the sporty types, we are focusing on building our
favourite competitive events like 3 on 3 basketball, beach
volleyball, ultimate frisbee, 3 on 3 soccer, tandem canoe
and, brand new, Summerfest's own version of the amazing
race—come cheer on your favourite team!
Looking to learn something new and interact with visiting
performers? Attend a workshop! You can learn to step
dance, learn a fiddle tune, learn to hand drum, learn about
writing musical theatre, learn to play ukulele, learn about
magic and science tricks, work on your improv skills, or
juggle and use a yoyo like a pro
If all these events and visiting all the artisans, commercial
vendors and community groups in our expanded Food &
Artisans Village makes you hungry, then Summerfest has
something new for you, too! There will be more food
vendors, including Summerfest's own Nosh Pit, and a
tapas-style restaurant will be operating out of the Yacht
Club, offering weekend breakfast/brunch until 12:30 pm,
and dinner Friday and Saturday.
Summerfest cannot come into existence every two years
without the dedication and support of countless
volunteers. We consider ourselves extremely lucky to be
able to put on this festival in such a beautiful town, on the
banks of the gorgeous Ottawa River, and with such
unconditional community support. To every one of our
volunteers—thank you.
If you like what you see at Summerfest and you would like
to help out in any way, feel free to approach a Summerfest
committee member this weekend, or any time. And please
feel especially invited to help us clean up on Monday
morning, starting at 9 am!
We hope you enjoy what we have created for you—have
a fun, happy and safe Summerfest!
Your Summerfest Board and Operating Committee
Alina Cota-Merlo (coordinator)
Amanda Petch (yacht club)
Amy Joyce (coordinator)
Andrew Bergeron (chair)
Atli Eyvindson (coordinator)
Chris Carroll (finance)
Desi Davies (grunt)
Gary McAnulty (bar)
John Osborne (infrastructure)
Kelly Brown (bar)
Leigha Laporte (coordinator)
Marion Crouse (sponsorship)
Michelle Mantha (volunteers)
Saulius Fidleris (executive director)
Severn Brown (coordinator)
Stasys Fidleris (coordinator)
Todd Tooley (yoda, grouse park)
For those connected to social media, download the Deep
River Summerfest app for iPhones and Androids, or follow
us on Twitter @DRSummerfest.
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Festival Information
Thursday and Friday Schedule
Saturday Schedule
Sunday Schedule
Arrogant Worms
Amazing Race
Beach Volleyball Tournament
Canadian Raptor Conservancy
Company of Fools
Cobra de Mandingue
DJ Colour Wolf
Fancy Dress Parade
Deep River Science Academy
Food & Artisans Village
Hand Drumming
Harmonious Pigs
MHS Reunion
Majinx
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4-5
6-9
10-13
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15
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17
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18
18
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Horsing Around with Katija
It Came from Deep River
Miss Polygamy
Mike McCormick
Much Video Dance
Peterborough Planetarium
Shèmce
Offroad
Roaming Horde
That's Amore
Veda Hille
James Hill
The Abrams Brothers
Searson
Runaway Angel
Mounties
A-Z Listings
Festival Map
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26-35
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Alcohol Policy
Volunteering
We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring Summerfest is
a fun and safe event for everyone. Summerfest is
committed to a responsible alcohol policy. Please be
prepared to show photo ID to purchase an adult wristband
and when purchasing or consuming alcohol at
Summerfest.There are no trays for carrying drinks; each
customer can purchase two drinks at any time. The bar will
close at 12:30 AM each evening. Up to six drink tickets can
be purchased at a time. After midnight, tickets can be
purchased two at a time.
A sincere thank you to all the dedicated volunteers who
have helped make 2014 Summerfest possible! To bring
you the variety and number of events at Summerfest, we
rely on the commitment of countless volunteers. Residents,
teams and clubs from the area give many hours of their
time to coordinate events, assist with activities and keep
all Summerfest areas staffed. Without these people,
Summerfest would not exist. Please take a moment to
thank these people as you enjoy the weekend's activities.
Wristband Sales
Main Stage
Thu 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Fri Noon – 1:00 AM
Sat 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Sun 9:00 AM – Midnight
Valley Wines (Accepts debit card)
Mon – Tues 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wed – Sun 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Yacht Club
Fri 1:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Sat 8:00 AM – Midnight
Sun 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Grouse Park
Fri 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Lamure Beach
Sat 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Sun 10:00 AM – Noon
Deep River Legion
Sat Noon – 2:00 PM
Deep River Summerfest
www.summerfest.ca
613-584-9550
[email protected]
@DRSummerfest
facebook.com/deepriver.summerfest
PO Box 1227 Deep River, ON K0J 1P0
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Online
You can purchase wristbands online at
www.summerfest.ca. Wristbands purchased online can
be redeemed at Valley Wines or at the Summerfest
Upper Gate by presenting the QR code provided during
purchase.
Summerfest 2014 wristbands are sponsored by Jp2g
Consultants Inc
Going Green
This year, in an effort to reduce our recyclable waste
handling and generation of non-recyclable waste, we are
using cans for beer at our beer garden and bar locations.
We are also increasing our use of recycling bins to ensure
that recyclables are properly sorted and that minimal
recyclables are placed in the garbage. Our Green Team
meets each morning to make sure that the Summerfest
area is clean. Our post-Summerfest Monday clean-up is a
huge task even for all our regular dedicated volunteers.
The Summerfest committee encourages anyone to come
Monday morning with a rake and gloves, and we will find
something cleany-uppy for you to do! The most important
part of Summerfest Going Green involves you. Please do
your part by using the recycling and waste bins correctly,
and if you spy that something is amiss or that some people
have horrible aim, especially later in the evenings, then
please consider placing an extra bit or two you find on the
grass into the proper bin. Summerfest always seeks to give
back to the community, and by helping us go green, we
can give back to the planet as well.
Activity Passport (NEW)
Participate in an activity passport challenge during
Summerfest—a new activity for everyone at Summerfest!
After you pick up an official passport from a Summerfest
wristband tent, you can attend sponsored Summerfest
events and/or visit participating businesses, and get your
event or business visit passports stamped. Submit your
passports to the ICA Office on Champlain Street, or the ICA
Tent by the upper gate by 5 pm Sunday, for two prize draws
for a tablet computer Sunday evening at the Main Stage.
Two chances to win—one each for event and business
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visit passports.
For more details see our A to Z event listings...
July 31
Thursday
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8
9
10
11
12
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2
3
5
4
6
8
7
Horsing Around
with Katja
MAIN STAGE
Opening
Ceremonies
FOOD & ARTISANS
VILLAGE
9
10
11
Mike
MC
Thursday Night Showcase
Cedar Park
Runaway Angel
Quartet
Beer Garden Open
12
Offroad
Food Zone Open
August 1
Friday
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
5
4
6
MAIN STAGE
8
7
Paint a
Parade
Pony
9
Monkey Rock
Music
Kennedy
Cult
Fancy Dress
Parade
10
11
Spinja
Friday Night Showcase
Miss
DJ Colour Wolf
Polygamy
12
Shemce
Beer Garden Open
FOOD & ARTISANS
VILLAGE
Food Zone Open
Ludendorf
Bridge
Mack Reunion Mixer
YACHT CLUB
2nd Christine Harding
Memorial Blues Jam
Fender Benders
Heavy
Runoff
Beaver
Tales
Bouncy Castle
Bullies
Tapas Restaurant Open
Bar Open
Town Hall Parking Lot
ELSEWHERE
Much Music Video Dance
3-Pitch Ball Tournament
Grouse Park
Grouse Park Beer Garden Open
10 Beach Avenue
Local Performer
Workshop
Young Child Friendly
Active/Sporty Event
Preregistration Only
Roaming Horde
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Tiny Tots
Play
Area
For the Love of Art
The Family Enrichment Network (FEN) runs this area
for our youngest Summerfesters (age five and under).
There is shade for nursing moms, toys for little tikes, a
baby change area and their very own bouncer!
If you get lost around the festival
grounds, come to the wristband sales
area and someone will help you find
your way.
LOST
First
Aid
First aid is available near the
Food Court area. Come to the
wristband sales tent and
someone will assist you.
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August 2
Saturday part 1
7
8
11
10
9
1
12
The Amazing Race
MAIN STAGE
3
2
Searson
The Abrams Brothers
Beer Garden Open
NEW STAGE
Ken & Pam &
Katja's Horse
Monkey Rock Music
Benji's Consent
Cedar Park
Quartet
PJ, Mike
& Sam
ICA Charity Dunk Tank
MAIN CAMPUS
ICA Charity Dunk Tank
3 on 3 Soccer Playoffs
3 on 3 Soccer Tournament
Soccer Skills Competition
Birds of Prey
Birds of Prey
Meet and Greet
Birds of Prey
Meet and Greet
Mighty Machines
Tiny Tots Play and Rest Area
Inflatable Bouncers
Train Rides
Riverbank Theatre
Acoustic Duos - Mike &
Cici, Shawn Tonello+
Yoga Dance Mix
Story Walk
Potter’s Guild Open
FOOD & ARTISANS
VILLAGE
Busking
Circus Tricks Workshop
Food Zone Open
Artisans Village & Commerce Court Open
YACHT CLUB
Open for Breakfast and Lunch
Bar Open
Hand Drumming & Jamming Workshop
Grouse Park
ELSEWHERE
Harmonious Pigs
Fools Improv
Ultimate Frisbee Tournament
Long Term Care Centre
Freshwater Trade
Deep River Golf Club
Deep River Legion
Longest Drive
Competition
Euchre Tournament
Monoprinting
10 Beach Avenue
Pottery Workshop
Pottery Workshop
For the Love of Art
Keys Conference Centre
Deep River Marina Gazebo
Yoga
Lamure Beach
Ski Chalet, Balmers Bay Road
Mountain Bike Scramble
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Local Performer
Workshop
Family Fun Beach Day
Tandem Canoe Race
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Active/Sporty Event
Roaming Horde
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August 2
Saturday part 2
5
4
MAIN STAGE
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8
7
Searson
SIN
10
9
Heavy Runoff
11
Fender Benders
Beaver Tales
Neils Bohr Skiffle Band
Big Shiny Windows Saturday Night Showcase
12
deprivers
Bouncy Castle Bullies
Alisa & the
Hobbits
Fireworks
10pm
Beer Garden Open
NEW STAGE
ICFDR Power Hour
MAIN CAMPUS
Mighty Machines
Inflatable Bouncers
Train Rides
Riverbank Theatre
FOOD & ARTISANS
VILLAGE
Artisans Village &
Commerce Court Open
Food Area Open
Yoga Dance Mix
Mackenzie Reunion - 1950s and 1960s and...
YACHT CLUB
Company of Fools: As You Like It
Bar Open
Open for Tapas Dinner
ELSEWHERE
(See A-Z Listings
Grouse Park
for Location info)
10 Beach Avenue
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Ultimate Frisbee Tournament
Longest Drive
Competition
Pottery Workshop
Local Performer
Workshop
Active/Sporty Event
Roaming Horde
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August 3
Sunday part 1
7
8
11
10
9
1
12
Drop-In Chess
MAIN STAGE
DRSA Science
Show
DRSA Science Fair
3
2
Suparlour Players
Majinx Magic Workshop
Majinx Show
Beer Garden Open
NEW STAGE
Annick &
Stephanie
SCA Cosplay Ball - Costume and Medieval Dancing
Katja and Natural Horsemanship
Hand Drumming
DRSA Science Show Workshop
Marc Audet
MAIN CAMPUS
Show 'n Shine Car Show
Car Parade
Tiny Tots Play and Rest Area
Inflatable Bouncers
Train Rides
Riverbank Theatre
Tom Dunlop, Greg Hersak, Unconformity
Yoga Dance Mix
FOOD & ARTISANS
VILLAGE
Busking
Ukulele Workshop
With James Hill
Busking
Food Zone Open
Artisans Village & Commerce Court Open
YACHT CLUB
Open for Breakfast and Lunch
Beginners Step Dance
Bar Open
Fiddling - Learn an Original Searson Tune
ELSEWHERE
Deep River Marina Gazebo
Veda Hille Performance & Thoughts on Musical Theatre
That’s
Amore
Long Term Care Centre
Ukulele - James Hill
Yoga
Kids’ Triathlon
Lamure Beach
Family Fun Beach (rain)Day
Competitive & Recreational Beach Volleyball Tournament
10
Local Performer
Workshop
48 Huron Street
Artists in the Garden - Anne Seck
10 Beach Avenue
For the Love of Art
Active/Sporty Event
Roaming Horde
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August 3
Sunday part 2
5
4
6
8
7
Cobra du Mandingue
Offroad CD Release
10
9
James Hill
11
Arrogant
The Wicked Mercy
Finale Worms
James Hickey Realty Sunday Night Lineup
12
Mounties
NEW STAGE
MAIN CAMPUS
Inflatable Bouncers
Train Rides
Riverbank Theatre
FOOD & ARTISANS
VILLAGE
Food Area Open
Artisans Village &
Commerce Court Open
YACHT CLUB
Bar Open
That’s Amore
ELSEWHERE
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Local Performer
Workshop
Active/Sporty Event
Roaming Horde
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Arrogant Worms
Amazing Race
Main Stage Sunday
9:45 PM – 10:15 PM
Sponsor: Innovation Canada Alliance
Main Stage Saturday
10 AM – 12 PM
Since their
formation in
1991, the
Arrogant
Worms have
become a
Canadian institution. Funny, clever and with
incredibly catchy and memorable tunes to back
up their cutting wit and quirky humour, the
Worms have been called “Canada's secret weapon number one” by VH1.com and have worked
with artists ranging from the Edmonton
Symphony Orchestra to actors Nathan Filion and
Ed Cavanagh. The Worms have made numerous
appearances in Deep River and the Valley
including several at Summerfest, and are always
wildly entertaining and massively popular. This
year should be no exception.
Based on the TV show, Summerfest's own
Amazing Race will have teams of two racing
through Deep River to complete a series of
challenges. Each team will receive clues leading
to various Summerfest venue locations where
they will have to complete a challenge before
receiving their next clue. Challenges may be
physical, artistic, intellectual, or just plain silly!
The first team back to the finish with the best
time wins.
This event is geared toward adults, but ages
16+ may participate (age 12-15 may
participate if their teammate is an adult). Preregistration is required at the ICA office.
Beach Volleyball
Tournament
Lamure Beach
Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Our biennial Beach Volleyball Tournament is one of Summerfest's signature events and a fantastic
celebration of summer in Deep River. Enter your own team or
just come out to watch all the digs, dives and last minute
saves at Lamure Beach. There will be divisions: competitive
and recreational. This event is the perfect way to enjoy the
summer sunshine and cheer on your friends and family with
four courts of spectacular beach volleyball action.
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Canadian Raptor Conservancy:
Birds of Prey
Main Campus
Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM
The Canadian Raptor Conservancy will once again bring their
awe-inspiring and educational demonstration of such
spectacular birds of prey as the bald eagle, harris hawk, great
horned owl, barn owl, golden eagle and turkey vulture. This is
an amazing opportunity to get up close with some of
Canada's most majestic creatures while learning fascinating
facts from The Canadian Raptor Conservancy demonstrators,
who reach over one million people each year. A fun and fascinating experience for all ages.
Company of Fools
Performance
Town of Deep River Yacht Club
Saturday 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Workshop
Summerfest is thrilled to once again be hosting A Company of Fools, Ottawa's only professional
outdoor Shakespeare theatre group. Fools' productions combine physical theatre techniques of clown,
mask, and puppetry with classical text, making Shakespeare fun and accessible to all ages! This
festival the Fools are presenting As You Like It, directed by Scott Florence , and starring Catriona Leger,
Matthew J. Lundvall, Kate McArthur, Geoff McBride, and Katie Ryerson in a plethora of roles and
lightning quick costume changes. As You Like It is the story of Rosalind. She's the girl who becomes the
boy to get the boy who wants the girl. Sound confusing? No more so than your average love affair! Love
and Romance are equal parts celebrated and skewered in this timeless tale of a woman disguised to
win her love.
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Cobra du Mandingue
Sponsor: Steps Count & THEOP
DJ Colour Wolf
Main Stage
Sunday 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Main Stage
Friday 10:30 PM – 11:30 PM
A group from the Ottawa region inspired by
West-African rhythms, particulary from GuineaConakry, Cobra du Mandingue is composed of
Africans and Canadians - men and women,
dancers and drummers – who are brought
together by the same passion. A group who
walked together along the paths of Guinea, it
will bring its energy to you with different
traditional instruments, not to mention the
visual dimension of the choreography and their
traditional costumes. Be prepared for an
unforgettable experience! Their performance is
sponsored by Steps Count/THEOP.
Colour Wolf, raised by humans in Deep River who
named him James Jones, has been “putting the
two in 'two step', the shake in 'shake your booty',
the unusual in 'it's not unusual' and the parsley
in 'parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme' since
2009”. Colour Wolf spent 3 years in Taiwan
cutting his teeth and making a name for himself.
Workshop
Science Fair
Main Stage Hex Tent
Sunday 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
AECL New Stage
12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
Main Stage Hex Tent
Sunday 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
The Deep River Science Academy (DRSA) is a not-for-profit organization providing science
enrichment to high school students to encourage them to pursue careers in science and
engineering. With the help of its title sponsor, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, the DRSA
runs two science programs: Science Immersion; and Research Science Live. At this year's
Summerfest, students and tutors will be busy putting on a science show and science
workshop, as well as a presentation at their science fair. Keep your eyes out for the DRSA
students; they'll be wearing green DRSA T-shirts!
Artisans Village
Sponsor: PLAN GROUP
Main Entrance
Saturday & Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Giant Tiger to Main Stage
Friday 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
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Science Show
Fancy Dress Parade
One of Summerfest's most beloved traditions,
the Fancy Dress Parade provides a great
opportunity for the littlest festivalgoers to help
get the summer's biggest celebration started.
Kids will love dressing up in their favourite
costumes or just some fancy clothes to take part
in Summerfest's very own
parade. Parents and relatives
will love the opportunity to come
out and make some lasting
memories on the Summerfest
weekend. Come at 5:30 PM to
the field beside Giant Tiger, to help Katja paint
her Parade Pony!
Deep River Science Academy (DRSA)
During this time, he also DJed at parties,
festivals and in night clubs. More recently he's
been applying his 'skills' on western Canadian
FM radio airwaves. His weekly show runs at 5pm
EST and can be streamed on www.peacefm.ca.
For better or worse, his mix of contemporary
dance, funky soul and anything bizarre has
earned him a reputation as a perennially fresh
disk jockey.
Food Court
Main Entrance
Thursday 5pm-12:30AM
Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Summerfest will be offering more food choices than ever before at Summerfest. The Food
& Artisans Village will feature Beaver Tails, the Snack Shack, DB Kettle Corn, Santa Fe and
Tim Hortons Coldstone Ice Cream. Summerfest will also be running the Nosh Pit, serving
healthy snacks, delicious samosas and Madameek shawarmas. The Food & Artisans
Village will also feature many artisans' hand-crafted goods, as well as a variety of other
vendors.
Hand Drumming
Workshop
Saturday 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM
Since the age of 15, Danno O'Shea has been bringing his drum beats to various stages
across Canada and around the world. An accomplished drummer, music
composer/contractor, clinician and teacher, he will be bringing his world to Summerfest to
not only teach you how to play hand drums, but also how to “jam”; what to do, what not to
do, what to listen for, etc… Contrary to what you might expect, Danny finds inspiration in
the beats created by top DJ artists and hip hop artists. He studied at Humber College, but
knows the stage is his true home. He will also be performing with Searson on the Main
Stage on Saturday afternoon.
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Majinx
Main Stage
What's better than a
festival with plenty of
awesome music and
events? A festival with
magic and illusions!
Join this talented duo
as they put on one of
the most colourful and
exciting magic shows
in the magic industry! Loved by critics, Majinx is
sure to blow you away with not only illusions, but
also self-composed music. Let yourself be
amazed at the artistry and wonder created by the
unbelievable.
Harmonious Pigs
A chamber ensemble of three principal
musicians from the Ottawa Symphony
Orchestra: Shauna McDonald, clarinet; Susan
Morris, oboe;
Benjamin Glossop,
bassoon. These
three friends and
fine musicians love
playing together and are excited to perform their
new repertoire at Summerfest. You will hear a
wide variety of musical delights from the 18th to
the 20th centuries, including works by Vivaldi,
Devienne, Percy Grainger, and Pete Seeger.
Horsing Around
with Katja
MHS Reunion
AECL New Stage
Saturday 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM
Summerfest invites you to revisit those high
school memories at the various reunions hosted
at the Yacht and Tennis Club. With events
starting Friday night, there will be opportunities
for MHS alumni of every era to reconnect with old
classmates, reminisce about old times, and
celebrate the amazing achievements of MHS
students and alumni over the years. Come see
who is hiding in the crowd, bring your old photos,
and check out the retrospective slide show
Strength is liberty. This is the motto that Katja
Fritzsche lives by when it comes to training
horses. Join her every weekend morning as she
demonstrates a different way of interacting with
these majestic creatures. Katja will show her
audiences how horsemanship doesn't have to be
all about competition. When you take away the
seriousness from traditional horse-riding and it
is no longer about winning trophies, it can
become an incredibly fun and fulfilling activity,
both for the rider and for the horse. Look for Katja
on Thursday and Friday, too!
Friday, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
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AECL New Stage
Power Hour
Flower Hour
Saturday 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM Sunday 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
It Came from Deep River started at Summerfest 1996 as “an uncensored, unadjudicated, auditory
showcase of local musical talent and guts”. Since then, this 'participation-performance' event has
provided opportunities for over 100 local or ex-local performers to gain live stage experience, try
something new artistically or get back into performing after a long break. There have been songwriting
competitions, assigned covers (Black Flag : TV Party), What's That Coming from Deep River, 2 Songs
Came From Deep River, Cover Band Scramble and other incarnations. This Summerfest, ICFDR is
coagulating into two distinct life forms:
ICFDR Power Hour
The ICFDR Power Hour is based on Much Music's namesake—an hour of hard and heavy metal music.
Two of Deep River's heavier genre bands will be showcasing their skills.
ICFDR Flower Hour
The ICFDR Flower Hour serves as a contrast to its sister show. The Flower Hour will be
an opportunity for performers with (relatively) softer sounds to delight their
audiences with less of an 'in-your-face' approach to musical expression.
For more information on local performers, check out our special Summerfest
entertainment supplement, available at local performer stages, including the Big
Shiny Windows Saturday Night Main Stage lineup!
ICFD
Miss Polygamy
Main Stage
Dirty indie rock with a textured folky elegance. Miss Polygamy's
eclectic hybrid of multiple genres has a modern feel fueled by a
contemporary throwback. Their energetic live shows have landed
them several major festivals and opening slots for Yukon Blonde,
Alice in Chains and Bend Sinister. The success from last year's
debut release, One Night Stand, led to several sold out shows, radio play and a closing day
performance on the main stage at RBC Bank Bluesfest. With a showcase at this year's Canadian Music
Week already under their belt, along with summer tour plans and upcoming appearances at
Kitchissippi Music Festival and Summerfest, Miss Polygamy hopes to expand their ever-growing loyal
fanbase.
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Mike McCormick
Master of Ceremonies All Weekend Long
Mike McCormick (M.Sc. '92, Queen's) is one of the founding members of the Arrogant
Worms, Canada's best-known musical comedy group and a Summerfest favourite.
He is an accomplished musician and songwriter as well as a mediocre golfer and
tennis player. He has lived in Greater Madawaska for longer than it has been called
Greater Madawaska and often pines for the days when it could simply be called Bagot, Brougham and
Blythfield. Besides driving his 2 kids around and performing with the Worms, Mike can also be seen
monthly at the Neat Cafe in Burnstown as the host of "Soundcheck".
Much Video Dance
Friday 10:00 PM – 1:00 AM
The Much Video Dance returns once again this
year, bringing all your favourite music videos to
their massive screens at the town hall parking
lot. A great opportunity to do some partying
beyond the main stage area, the Much Video
Dance is sure to be one of the most popular
events at this year's Summerfest. With the Much
DJs taking requests and giving out prizes all
night long, this will be an exciting event to not
miss!
Shèmce
Main Stage
Supported by White Raver
Rafting, Daily Beat, YourEDM and EDMTunes,
Shèmce has quickly made big waves in the
online EDM community over the course of 2013.
With a residency at one of Canada's biggest
nightclubs performing as “Dave Joseph",
Shèmce's upbeat, energetic and versatile productions are poised to make even bigger waves
in 2014 with a number of knockout remixes and
an original EP in the works.
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Peterborough
Planetarium
Saturday & Sunday
9:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Join Peter McMahon as he takes his audience
through a journey across the stars - in the
Peterborough Travelling Planetarium, sponsored
by the Canadian Nuclear Society. Peter is an
award-winning science journalist who has
worked for CTV News (where he currently serves
as a TV science commentator), Discovery Channel, and written for MSN.ca, The Toronto Star,
CAA online, and Frommer's Travel. He will be
presenting a variety of shows about space,
including “Tour of the Universe”, “Mission to
Mars: 2025”, “Viking stars and Sky Sasquatches: Constellations from around the world”,
and “What if? Cosmic questions from black holes
to life on other planets”.
Offroad
Main Stage
Performance
CD Release
Thursday 11:15 PM – 12:30 PM
Pat Degagne (Lead Vocal & Rhythm Guitar) and Colin Baird (Backup Vocal & Lead Guitar) started
Ofrroad in 2004. The intent was to create a country and rock cover band that would play at local bars
and private parties. From its very first performance, the band became
a hit! In 2010, Offroad underwent a transformation acquiring Eric
Degagne (backup vocal & keys), Steve Panke (backup vocal & bass)
and Tom Martel (drums). The band now performs at festivals and
concerts, up and down the Ottawa Valley, through to North Bay and
has performed with various celebrity musicians. Special for this year,
Summerfest is pleased to announce that in addition to bringing you your favourite high-energy
dancing music, Offroad will be celebrating the release of their self-titled first CD with a performance of
original music from the CD on Sunday afternoon! With help from Johnny Reid's old bandmates, who
played on the CD, this promises to be a unique Offroad performance—not to be missed!
Roaming Horde
Everywhere All Weekend Long
They're here, they're there, they're everywhere! Join street performers Billions Cobra, Kate Mior, Mike
McCormick, and Ken Ramsden as they form this year's beloved roaming entertainers. For more than a
decade, Billions Cobra has been thrilling audiences all over the world. He has made more than fifteen
TV appearances including a visit to the Ellen Degeneres Show where he balanced a running
lawnmower on his face! Kate Mior has brought her miming and living statue acts all over the globe,
from the US, to Europe and Asia, performing with professional circuses or
touring as a solo performer. Mike McCormick is one of the founding members
of the Arrogant Worms, Canada's best-known musical comedy group. He is an
accomplished musician and songwriter and will be MC'ing all through
Summerfest. Ken Ramsden, known for decades as the leader of Reverend Ken
and the Lost Followers, among many other groups, rounds out the horde with
his ability to roam far and wide and engage anyone in conversation. Be sure
not to miss Summerfest's signature roaming entertainers!
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That's Amore
The songs of the Italian-American crooner touch a place in the hearts
of every generation. They have created a musical legacy that
endures through the decades and continues now into the 21st century.
Bass Alex Fleuriau Chateau and Tenor Christopher Coyea, accompanied
by pianist Christopher Cennon and drummer James MacKenzie, will
present music made famous by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Perry Como, Vic Damone, Tony Bennett,
Jerry Vale and Al Martino. Christopher Coyea has performed as a member of the Canadian Opera
company ensemble and has won awards at the prestigious Lauritz Melchior Heldentenor Competition
in New York City, while Alex Fleuriau Chateau has appeared in productions by Opera Lyra Ottawa and
spent two years as the house bass for Theatre Regensburg in Germany.
"Music, “said Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, “is the universal language of
mankind" - If this is true, then the song sung by the Italian-American crooner
is the universal language of love.
Veda Hille: Performance &
Thoughts on Musical Theatre
Town of Deep River Yacht club
Sunday
Performance 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM
Workshop 2:15 PM – 3:15 PM (following a short break)
Born August 11, 1968 into a nice family in Vancouver, Canada, Veda started playing piano in 1974.
Childhood interests included plants, books, microscopes, science fiction, and psychiatry. She attended
art college in the late 80s and started writing music. Now, Veda makes
records, writes musical theatre, scores films, teaches songwriting, tours,
and generally keeps busy. She will show you her world of musical theatre,
which includes works such as Peter Panties (based on Peter Pan) and Do
You Want What I Have Got? (A Craigslist Cantata), co-written with Bill
Richardson. Interested in how she does it? Join her after her performance
as she talks to her audience about the process behind musical theatre
writing.
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James
Main Stage
Sunday 8:15 PM Hill
Part of the James Hickey Realty Sunday Night Linenup
A native of Langley, British Columbia, James Hill began playing
the ukulele through an elementary school music program and
was immediately hooked. Since then, he has played in numerous
international and Canadian festivals and has released five
albums including True Love Don't Weep in 2009, a collaboration
with Canadian cellist Anne Janelle, which won Traditional Album
of the Year at the Canadian Folk Music Awards. Hill's versatility as a musician is demonstrated in the
breadth of his repertoire. Not limited to traditional ukulele folk, his live shows have included forays
into hip-hop influenced, beat-driven ukulele “sound sculptures”, and his most recent record, Man
With a Love Song, spans soulful big-band jazz, barrelhouse-bluegrass and spoken-word-andjunkyard-percussion. Across these varying styles, the honest thoughtfulness and “hard-won wisdom”
in Hill's lyrics prove him to be a powerful new voice in Canadian songwriting. Called “a dazzling live
performer” and “utterly world-class in every respect”, Hill's lyrical mastery, his virtuosity on an often
under-respected instrument, and his low-key sense of humour is a powerful combination that has
garnered fans worldwide. Folk Radio UK has described his live performances as “equal parts
disarming, captivating and mind-boggling”. In other words, just right for Summerfest!
The Abrams Brothers
Main Stage Sunday 1:30 PM
Canadian troubadours The Abrams Brothers grew up playing
music in an atmosphere where family musical collaborations
were practically tradition. John and James Abrams have been on
stage in the family business since they were 7 and 10 years old,
and have been performing their seamless fusion of bluegrass,
country and folk-rock together as The Abrams Brothers for over
ten years. Named Emerging Artist of the Year at the 2005
Canadian Bluegrass Music Awards, The Abrams Brothers have been a constant on the Canadian
festival circuit and their performance at Summerfest is not to be missed.
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Searson
Main Stage
Saturday 3:30 PM
Sisters Erin and Colleen Searson have been touring
their original style of high energy fiddling, passionate
vocals, and step dancing in Canada and
internationally for well over a decade. Natives of the
Ottawa Valley, Erin and Colleen were immersed in the
Ottawa Valley musical tradition from a young age,
studying music and step dancing, and performing and competing at local competitions. Their sound
combines Ottawa Valley style with Celtic, East Coast and Scottish influences, and the sisters are joined
for performances by Danno O'Shea on percussion and Fraser Gauthier on bass/guitar. Searson has
enthralled Summerfest audiences numerous times at previous festivals and returns this year for
another energetic and mesmerizing performance.
Runaway Angel
Main Stage Thursday 9:45PM
Rising country artist and long-time Summerfest
performer Ann Chaplin, along with fellow Runaway
Angels Cadence Grace and Stacey Zegers, will be
gracing our stage on Thursday, July 31st, our opening
night! The group's vocal sound sets them above the
crowd, and their compelling songwriting has already
led to an ever-increasing string of offers for bigger and
bigger shows. Summerfest is lucky to have Runaway Angel drop by for a visit, on their way to Boots &
Hearts and the big time!
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Mounties
Main Stage Sunday 11:30 PM
Part of the James Hickey Realty Sunday Night Linenup
It began as a group hug in 2009, evolved into a spectacular improvised two-week recording session
three years later, and is now unofficially dubbed Canada's newest musical supergroup. Composed of
Canadian alternative-rock royalty, Hawksley Workman, Ryan Dahle, Steve Bays, and joined at
Summerfest by Parker Bossley on
bass, Mounties has been thrilling
audiences coast-to-coast with their
groovy 80s-laced fuzzed-out
grunge synth-pop enthusiasm and
is set to take on the Summerfest
Main Stage in a highly anticipated
Sunday night concert!
Their debut album, released to
critical acclaim in March of this
year, has been described as a
“Lamborghini ride through outer space on warp speed with a glass of wine in hand and headphones
on” (SouthernSouls). If that description doesn't draw you in, consider the talent and experience that
the trio shares; Workman, Dahle and Bays have all earned their place amongst Canada's foremost
musicians through their work with various solo and collaborative musical projects, including Hot Hot
Heat and Age of Electric, and are each sought-after producers in their own right.
The recent winners of the SiriusXM 2014 Indie Award for Emerging Artist of the Year and long-listed for
a 2014 Polaris Prize, Mounties has been causing some serious buzz. Maybe it's the improvisational yet
addictively catchy quality of their songs, all of which begin from the ground up in jam sessions, the
group's preferred means of collaboration. Or maybe it's their spectacularly energized live shows, which
have been known to send crowds “into fits,” and demonstrate that this is a group who is genuinely
excited to share their newest musical project. Either way, Mounties' Sunday night show promises to be
an exhilarating ride; the perfect match for capping off another fantastic Summerfest weekend.
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3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Town Hall Parking Lot, Rain Location: Mackenzie
Community School Gym
Returning this year, don't miss out on this
exciting tournament! All ages & skill levels are
welcome.
3 Pitch Ball Tournament
Sponsor: Canadian Tire
Grouse Park
This two-day, mixed recreational tournament
features its own onsite beer garden for the fans!
The Abrams Brothers
Main Stage
These brothers' unique blend of country,
bluegrass, & folk-rock is sure to delight all
audiences! For more information, see page 23
Acoustic Duos
Worley Parsons Riverbank
Mike & Cici
Join Cicely Proctor & Mike Griese as they bring
you vocal & acoustic interpretations of many
classic rock favourites mixed with contemporary
hits.
Shawn Tonello+
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Amazing Race
Sponsor: Innovation Canada Alliance
Main Stage
Based on the famous TV show! More information
on page 14
Annick & Stephanie
AECL New Stage
Sunday 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Artisans Village
See Food & Artisans Village
Artists in the Garden
48 Huron St.
Sunday Noon – 4:00 PM
A group of talented local artists display &
demonstrate their work in a unique naturalised
garden. Native species, ferns & bright annuals in
a space enhanced by sculptures, murals &
garden whimsy. Come & enjoy!
Basketball
See 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Beach Volleyball Tournament
Lamure Beach
Enter your own recreational or competitive team
or come out & watch the impressive dives & last
minute saves! More information on page 14
Beginner Step Dancing
Sunday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Learn how to step dance with the Searson sisters!
A unique opportunity to get to know this talented
duo a little better.
Benji's Consent
AECL New Stage
This talented quartet will have you groovin' to the
sounds of their varied instruments.
Birds of Prey
Main Campus
Saturday & Sunday
11:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Learn about some of Canada's most majestic
creatures in this fun & educational
demonstration with live animals! For more
information, see page 15
Busking
PLAN GROUP Food & Artisans Village
Sunday
12:00 PM – 1:15 PM
2:15 PM – 4:00 PM
Enjoy live music right on in the main square of
the village. Join local musicians & entertainers
as they hit the streets to “busk” for everyone's
enjoyment.
Canoe Race
See Tandem Canoe Race sponsored by Video Ten
& Variety
Car Parade
Sponsor: Everitt’s Service Centre
Deep River Rd.
Sunday 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Watch as these beautiful, classic cars meander
down from the Canadian Tire parking lot to the
Main Campus for the Show 'n' Shine Car Show.
Cedar Park Quartet
Main Stage
Thursday 9 PM
AECL New Stage
Saturday 8:30-9:00 PM, not 9 PM
An exciting performance by some of Deep River's
most talented a capella singers
Chess
See Drop In Chess
Christine Harding Memorial Blues Jam
Kick back to some great blues tunes by talented
local musicians in memory of the late Christine
Harding.
Saturday 10:00 AM – Noon
Sunday 11:00 AM - Noon
Come learn stunning circus tricks from the
Roaming Horde; you might just discover a
hidden talent!
Company of Fools Performance
Ottawa's professional outdoor Shakespeare
theatre group returns once again with As You
Like It! More information on page 15
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Dunk Tank
See ICA Dunk Tank
Deep River Potters' Guild 60th Anniversary Open
House
Potters' Guild
Celebrate the guild's 60th anniversary with a day
filled with activities for all ages! Test drive a
pottery wheel, buy an artefact at the pottery sale,
& let your children create their own monsters of
the deep during a half-hour monster-creating
session, occurring four times during the open
house.
Euchre Tournament
Deep River Legion
Come & join us for a game of progressive euchre.
Fun for all ages, with good company & lots of
prizes.
Deep River Science Academy Show
Hex Tent
Sunday 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Join the DRSA tutors as they put on a live,
interactive science show sure to delight the
younger members of the audience! More
information on page 17
Deep River Science Academy Workshop
AECL New Stage
Join the DRSA students as they guide
participants through a fun science workshop.
More information on page 17
Drop-In Chess
Hex Tent
Sunday 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Looking for a chance to test your chess master
skills against your friends & neighbours?
Whether you are a chess novice or consider
yourself to be a master, come take part in a series
of intense challenges!
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Family Fun Beach Day
Sponsor: Canadian Tire
Lamure Beach
Saturday, Rain Date: Sunday
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Activities for kids of all ages! Come out to the
beach for a fun-filled afternoon & a chance to
win plenty of prizes!
Fancy Dress Parade
Giant Tiger
A perfect opportunity to dress up in the middle of
summer! More information on page 16
Fiddling with Searson
Sunday 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Join the Searson sisters as they teach
participants how to play one of their original
fiddle songs.
Fireworks
Sponsor: - Janet & Michael Du Manoir
Main Campus
Saturday 10:00 PM
It wouldn't be Summerfest without the legendary
fireworks show! Enjoy this extravaganza of light
& sound while relaxing on the campus or sipping
a beverage at the beer tent.
Flower Hour (ICFDR)
AECL New Stage
Kick back to some relaxing melodies played by
talented local musicians. See It Came from Deep
River.
Sponsor: PLAN GROUP
Main Entrance
Saturday & Sunday 10 AM – 5 PM for Artisans
Village, 10 AM – 12:30 AM for Food Court
Delight your palate with a wide variety of
delicious foods, & shop for handmade goods
made by local vendors. For more information,
see page 17
For more information on local bands, see page
16, 19 & 20
Greg Hersak
Hand Drumming with Jenn Foley & Friends
AECL New Stage
Hand Drumming & Jamming Workshop
Learn the basics of hand drumming, & how to
“jam”, with accomplished drummer Danny
O'Shea. Bring your own hand drum. See page 17
for more information.
For the love of ART
10 Beach Avenue
Sunday Noon – 4:00 PM
Tour an award winning ceramic artist's studio &
learn about the process behind her unique
porcelain & raku pottery. Then, come & hear a
plein air artist share her adventures of painting
outdoors. And have you ever wondered what to
do with left-over paperclips? Paperclip man
method is finally revealed. All ages welcome.
Harmonious Pigs
Don't miss this trio of accomplished Ottawabased musicians presenting a varied repertoire
for clarinet, oboe and bassoon. More information
on page 18
Friday Night Lineup
Main Stage
Monkey Rock Music
Kennedy Cult
Miss Polygamy
Spinja
DJ Colour Wolf
Shèmce
Horsing around with Katja (natural
horsemanship)
Main Stage
AECL New Stage
Saturday, Sunday morning
Katja Fritsche shows her audiences the benefits
& fun of a natural approach to horse training.
See page 18 for more information
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Innovation Canada Alliance Charity Dunk Tank
Main Campus
Saturday
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
2:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Donate for the chance to dunk someone into the
ICA Dunk Tank! For any donation, get three balls
to try to dunk the volunteer. Proceeds will go to
North Renfrew Family Services.
Improv Workshop
Let your inner actor soar under the guidance of
Scott Florence & other actors from the Company
of Fools. Teens & adults welcome.
Inflatable Bouncers
Main Campus
Saturday & Sunday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
This year we have two great inflatable bouncer
experiences for you. For children ages 11 &
under, we have the Tiger Belly Bouncer! For
children over 11, we have the Fast Lane
Obstacle, which is a challenging game where
you can crawl, squeeze, climb, & jump through
the inflatable course.
AECL New Stage
Power Hour
Flower Hour
This crowd favourite returns under the guise of its
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two new life forms: the Power Hour & the Flower
Hour. Based on Much Music's namesake, our
Power Hour features two local heavy bands
Meanwhile, the Flower Hour showcases music
more on the other side of the spectrum. For more
information, see page 19
James Hill
Main Campus
Don't miss this versatile musician who will
amaze you with his world-renowned ukulele
virtuosity! For more information, see page 23
Kid's Triathlon
Lamure Beach
Designed for kids 14 & under, this is a perfect
complement to the full triathlon put on by the
town. Come run, bike & swim to victory down at
the beach.
Live Band Dance Night
Fender Benders
Ludendorf Bridge
Beaver Tales
Heavy Runoff
Longest Drive Competition
Sponsor: Digital Copy Express
Come down to the Deep River Golf Club & show us
your impressive golf skills! Summerfest's longest
drive competition features men's, women's,
junior, & senior divisions.
Majinx
Main Stage
Sunday
Performance 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM
Workshop 12:45 PM – 1:45 PM
A creative duo brings its magic show full of
illusions & creativity to the Summerfest stage!
Marc Audet
AECL New Stage
MHS Reunion
Friday 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Take a stroll down memory lane to revisit your
years spent at Mackenzie. All Mack grads, their
admirers & hangers on welcome. More
Mighty Machines
Main Campus
This event is fun for all ages! Come admire the
grandeur of the mighty machines in our town!
Monkey Rock Music
Main Stage
AECL New Stage
Our littlest festivalgoers will love this interactive
music show following the Fancy Dress Parade on
Friday & the Story Walk on Saturday! Performers
will have the kids singing & dancing, & maybe
even playing instruments!
Monoprinting Workshop
10 Beach Ave.
Sheila Mc Gregor will demonstrate the painterly
form of printmaking & participants will be able
to create their own work of art. Ages 10 & up.
Monsters of the Deep
Pottery Guild
10 000 years ago, an ancient monster inhabited
the waters of the Champlain Sea, now the
Ottawa River. It got trapped here, & hasn't been
seen since. Let your child recreate their vision of
this ancient creature through the art of pottery.
30-minute fun workshop, offered four times
during the day.
Mountain Bike Scramble
Cross-Country Ski Chalet, Balmers Bay Rd.
The mountain bike scramble will consist of both
an easy & a challenging route for cyclists of all
ages & experience levels to participate in.
Mounties
Main Stage
Sunday 11:30 PM – 1:00 AM
Summerfest is thrilled to welcome this Canadian
musical supergroup as the Sunday night
headliner! Part of Jim Hickey Realty Sunday
Night Lineup. More information on page 25
Much Video Dance
Don't miss out on this opportunity to bust a
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Musical Theatre
See Veda Hille: Performance & Thoughts on
Musical Theatre
Offroad
Main Stage
Thursday 11:15 PM – 12:30 AM
CD Release
This Deep River favourite returns to Summerfest
& promises not only vibrant music, but also a
first CD release! More information on page 21
Sponsor: Canadian Nuclear Society
Saturday & Sunday
9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Take a trip through the stars in this realistic
exploration of space. More information on page
20
PJ, Mike, & Sam
AECL New Stage
Planetarium
See Peterborough Planetarium
Pottery Workshop
10 Beach Ave.
Saturday
9:00 AM – Noon
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
In her studio, Carol will explain & demonstrate
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the basics of throwing. Then, participants in this
“hands-on” workshop will get a chance to make
their own pot on the wheel.
Power Hour (ICFDR)
AECL New Stage
An hour of heavy metal music. See It Came from
Deep River.
Roaming Horde
Everywhere
All Weekend Long
Don't miss this Horde of roaming performers who
will be popping up everywhere & anywhere
during the weekend! See page 21 for more
information.
Runaway Angel
Main Stage
This trio will bring a powerful mix of country
vocals, harmonies, & melodies to the
Summerfest Thursday night stage! More
Saturday Night Showcase
Sponsor: Big Shiny Windows
Main Stage
Saturday 7:00 PM – 1:00 AM
SIN
Heavy Runoff
Fender Benders
Beaver Tales
Neils Bohr Skiffle B&
Deprivers
Alisa & the Hobbits
SCA Cosplay Ball
AECL New Stage
Pull out any costume & join the Society for
Creative Anacronism as they teach participants
the art of dancing to Renaissance music!
Schèmce
Main Stage
Don't miss this energetic, up-&-coming DJ as he
headlines our Friday night! More information on
page 20
Science Fair (DRSA)
Hex Tent
Watch a science demonstration by the students
of the DRSA. More information on page 17
Searson
Main Stage
This sister act combines an electric Ottawa Valley
style with a Celtic & East Coast sound that will
please all audiences. More information on page
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Show 'n' Shine Car Show
Sponsor: Everitt's Service Centre
Main Campus
Want to show off your ride? All vehicles are to
meet at the Canadian Tire parking lot (33277
Highway 17) for registration before 10:30 AM &
then parade down to the show.
Soccer Skills & 3 on 3
Sponsor: George LeConte
Main Campus
Sign up to play short games of 3 on 3 soccer.
Then, show off your tricks in a skills competition
for a chance to win incredible prizes!
Story Walk
Sponsor: Donna Watt
Take a journey along the waterfront & listen to
children's stories presented in a fun & interactive
way.
Sunday Night Lineup
Sponsor: James Hickey Real Estate
Main Stage
Sunday 7:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Cobra de Mandingue
James Hill
Roaming Horde Finale
The Arrogant Worms
The Wicked Mercy
Mounties
See performer bios starting on page 14
Sunparlour Players
Main Stage
This multi-instrumental alt-country duo (Andrew
Penner & Michael “Rosie” Rosenthal) have
captivated audiences for seven years with their
incredible live performances & three critically
acclaimed albums.
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Tandem Canoe Race
Sponsor: Video Ten & Variety
Lamure Beach
Test your strength & stamina in this canoe sprint
along the shores of the Ottawa River.
That's Amore
Join bass Alex Fleuriau Chateau & tenor
Christopher Coyea as they sing you into the times
of singers such as Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, &
Al Martino. More information on page 22
Thursday Night Lineup
Main Stage
Thursday 7:30 PM – 12:30 AM
Cedar Park Quartet
Runaway Angel
Offroad
For more information & performer bios, see page
21 & 24
Tiny Tots Play & Rest Area
Main Campus
Saturday & Sunday
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Need a respite with your young child? Ages 0-5
are welcome in the Tiny Tots Play Area, where the
Family Enrichment Network has crafts, books,
toys, & a bounce area for the little ones to enjoy
Summerfest & parents to take a break.
Tom Dunlop
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Tom Dunlop is a singer/songwriter from
Winnipeg, MB. He has toured Western Canada &
Ontario & opened for many touring acts. Tom has
released 3 full-length & one live CD, with a new
one on the way. Tom plays with soul & passion.
His motto is very simple: Music will save us all if
we just let it.
Train Rides
Main Campus
Saturday & Sunday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Need to give your feet a break or want to amuse
the kids for a few minutes? Then why not hop on
the GT train to enjoy the wonderful view of the
Ottawa River & the rest of the main campus.
Ukulele Workshop
Join James Hill as he introduces you to the
ukulele.
Ultimate Frisbee
Grouse Park
Be part of a mixed team for this surprisingly fastpaced sport! Run, jump & throw your way to
victory at this event.
Uncomformity
Unconformity is Patsy Powell (piano, voc) and
Susan Yatabe (gtr, voc). Patsy grew up in
Woodview, located over a major unconformity
(geological feature). Patsy and Susan met at a
folk music camp, where they discovered their
common musical experience and interests. Patsy
and Susan have performed in Deep River,
Pembroke, and Peterborough.
Veda Hille: Performance & Thoughts on Musical
Theatre
Town of Deep River Yacht club
Sunday
Performance 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM
Workshop 2:15 PM – 3:15 PM
Looking for a different performance? Maybe
something a little more “off the beaten path”,
yet familiar to CBC listeners? See page 22 for
more information
Volleyball
See Beach Volleyball Tournament
Yoga
Marina
Saturday & Sunday
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Designed to calm you down during your
otherwise hectic day, these yoga classes are
suitable for all levels. Come in comfortable
clothes & either bring your own mat, or borrow
one at the gazebo.
Yoga Dance Mix
Saturday & Sunday
10:15 AM – 11:45 AM
This dynamic mix of yoga & dance will have you
working out in a totally new & fun way!
Events for Children
If you're looking to entertain your little (or not-so-little) one during this
year's festival, then look no further than our wide selection of kid-friendly
activities. Descriptions for these activities can be found in the program:
!Birds of Prey
!Circus Tricks Workshop
!Deep River Science Academy
Show
Workshop
!Family Fun Beach Day
!Fancy Dress Parade
!Horsing Around with Katja
!Inflatable Bouncers
!Kid's Triathlon
!Mighty Machines
!Monkey Rock Music
!Monsters of the Deep
!Mountain Bike Scramble
!Peterborough Planetarium
!Story Walk
!Tiny Tots Play & Rest Area
!Train Rides
Workshops
Summerfest is the perfect opportunity to step out of your comfort zone &
learn something new! This year, Summerfest is offering a wide variety of
workshops given by people who are masters in their trade. Descriptions
for these workshops can be found in the program:
!Beginner Step Dancing
!Circus Tricks Workshop
Workshop
!Fiddling
!For the love of ART
!H& Drumming Workshop
!Improv Workshop
!Majinx Workshop
!Monoprinting Workshop
!Musical Theatre Workshop
!SCA Cosplay Ball
!Ukulele Workshop
Active/Sporty Events
Don't forget to stay active despite all the delicious food that will be
available at this year's festival! Here are a couple of ways to get out &
move around, descriptions of which can be found in the program:
!3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
!3 Pitch Ball Tournament
!Amazing Race
!Beach Volleyball Tournament
!Kid's Triathlon
!Longest Drive Competition
!Mountain Bike Scramble
!Soccer Event
!Tandem Canoe Race
!Ultimate Frisbee
!Yoga
!Yoga Dance Mix
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