26th Annual Branford Festival Guide

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26th Annual
Branford Festival
2010
On the Green
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
June 18, 19, 20
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Chairperson’s Greeting
Vin Hanchuruck
Branford Festival Chairperson
Welcome to the 26th Annual Branford Festival
O
n behalf of the scores of volunteers
who have worked tirelessly for the
past six months, I would like to
welcome you to the 26th annual Branford Festival. Our three-day extravaganza of fun, food, and
entertainment has become the unofficial kick-off
event heralding the summer season in Branford.
The middle of June brings us the end of the school
year, Flag Day, Father’s Day, and for 26 years, the
Branford Festival.
The success of an event of this magnitude
would not be possible without the support of so
many in our community. Our corporate sponsors
provide the financial means not only for the topnotch entertainment but for the extensive, behindthe-scenes operations. Please notice their banners
that adorn the Town Hall and the flagpoles on
Main Street. Thank you, corporate sponsors.
The festival also benefits from the donations
of hundreds of Branford’s citizens. Thank you
to those who have donated for the first time as
well as those who continue to support us year
after year.
I cannot say enough about the dedicated group
of volunteers who work on our committee. They
are a diverse group of individuals that functions as
a well-oiled machine. Each brings his or her own
unique skills and talents; their only reward is seeing the good people of Branford enjoy themselves
at the Branford Festival. I am honored to work
with all of them. Thank you, committee members.
Without our volunteers, this festival could not
happen. Everything that you do, no matter how
insignificant it may seem, is a task that needs to be
done. Your help is an integral part of the success of
the Branford Festival. Thank you, volunteers.
Friday night, our food tents and entertainment
kick off at 5 p.m. You can enjoy a meal that you
didn’t have to cook at home and listen to the music of the Governor’s Foot Guard and the Branford Town Band. Next, the Branford High School
Concert Choir (fresh off its extended stay in Italy)
will entertain you under the direction of Cathyann
Roding. Article 19 will keep the music flowing till
Vonda Shepard takes the stage.
On Saturday morning, be sure to arrive bright
and early for breakfast on the Green and be one of
the first to walk through the Branford Chamber
of Commerce’s Craft & Business Expo. The expo
runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We will have entertainment during the day, both behind Town Hall and
on Main Street. Be sure to bring the children as
our kids’ activity area will once again have plenty
of rides to keep them happy.
We have a great lineup for Saturday night, so
bring your blankets and chairs, visit your favorite
food vendors, and settle in. The music starts at
5:15 p.m. with King for a Day. The Father of the
Year contest winner will be announced at 6:15 p.m.
Souled Out will take the stage at 6:30 p.m. and
is sure to get the crowd warmed up for our closing act. I have been patiently waiting three years
to hear Fleetwood Mix (a Fleetwood Mac tribute
band) and, weather permitting, at 8:45 p.m. I will.
I hope that you enjoy the music of Fleetwood Mac
as much as I do.
Sunday morning, let me begin by saying, “Happy Father’s Day.” The Branford Road Race starts
with registration and packet pickup at 8:30 a.m.
The health walk begins at 10:05 a.m., followed
by the five-mile race at 10:15 a.m. and the fun
run at 11:30 a.m. The five-mile race will bring the
runners through scenic Indian Neck, Hotchkiss
Grove, and Pine Orchard before returning them
to the Town Green.
Sunday is not just for runners. The Rotary
Club has its annual pancake breakfast and the
Classic Car Show is back as well as the annual
baking contest. Entertainment on the Main Stage
starts at 10:30 a.m. with Two Hours from Broadway. They will be followed at 11:15 a.m. by the
White-Eyed Lizard Band, at 12:30 p.m. Adam
and the Waxman will take the stage, and at 2 p.m.
Hitlist will play.
Let me be the first to welcome you to the Branford Festival. Thank you, visitors and citizens of
Branford. There is nothing more worthwhile as
a committee member than to look out from the
stage and see all of you having a great time. This
is why we do it.
Enjoy the 26th annual Branford Festival. Be sure
to visit our website for all festival information:
www.branfordfestival.com.
Branford Festival Rules & General Info
STREETS TO CLOSE, PARKING LIMITED DURING FESTIVAL
On Friday, June 18, the following roads will close from 6 p.m. until cleanup is done:
Main Street - Montowese Street to Harrison
Town Hall Drive - Main Street to Montowese Street
Taintor Drive - South Main Street to Main Street
On Saturday, June 19, the same roads will be closed from 6 a.m. until cleanup is finished. On Sunday,
June 20, the same roads will be closed from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Montowese Street from Main Street to
Pine Orchard Road will be closed from approximately 9:55 a.m. to noon.
FIRST STUDENT/STS SHUTTLE BUS RUNS
Once again First Student/STS has generously donated buses to transport Branford Festival-goers
to the Town Green. On Friday, June 18, First Student/STS will run shuttle buses from the Cherry
Hill Commuter Lot and the Branford High School lots from 5 to 11 p.m. On Saturday, June 19, the
shuttle buses will run from 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
STRICT ANIMAL BAN IN EFFECT DURING FESTIVAL
Festival-goers this year are reminded of the town’s ordinance banning pets from the Green. The ban
will be enforced and those violating the ordinance will be subject to a significant fine. The ordinance
applies to public gatherings of 100 or more people.
Festival
Hours
Friday, June 18
5 to 10 p.m.
Saturday, June 19
8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday, June 20
8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Branford Town Green
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Festival Print Unveiled
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Section Editor
Jen Matteis
Advertising Director
Robyn Collins
Creative Director
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Hope Allain
Lindsay Braun
Shannon Cushing
Ben Cadwell
Lisa Martin
Gail Rubin
Lorinne Sekban
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Chris Dobbins
Todd Rogers
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Local artist Mark Johnson has been painting the
Branford shoreline and its environs for several decades. He is an eight-time creator of the official Branford Festival print and his watercolor paintings are
well-known by area residents as some of the most vibrant interpretations of shoreline life. He and his wife
and partner, Dee, run the Marken Dee’s Gallery, 539 Main Street.
Copies of the print can be acquired by making a $25 donation to the
Branford Festival. Donations can be made at the souvenir tent during the
festival or by mail before and after the festival. Checks should be made
payable to Branford Festival, P.O. Box 853, Branford, CT 06405. All current
and past Branford Festival prints are available at the Branford Recreation
Department at 203-488-8304 or visit www.branfordfestival.com.
2010 Branford Festival Schedule
Main Stage Entertainment
Main Street Entertainment
M.C. Rev. Bill Keane will present the performers on Friday and Saturday on the Main Stage
Saturday, June 19
Friday, June 18
5 p.m. - Opening Celebration Featuring the Branford Town
Band and the Connecticut Governor’s Foot Guard
5:30 p.m. - Branford High School Concert Choir – Directed
by Cathyann Roding
6:45 p.m. - John Moss Scholarship Presentation
7 p.m. - Article 19
8:45 p.m. - Vonda Shepard
9 to 9:30 a.m. - Dance Unlimited Shoreline Dancers
9:30 to 10 a.m. - DOJO of Modern Karate
10 to 10:45 a.m. - Ernest Whaley and Tom Hanlon
11 to 11:45 a.m. - Al and Andrea
12:30 to 12:45 p.m. - Riverside
1 to 1:45 p.m. - Michael Greenberg Band
2 to 2:45 p.m. - Funhouse
Saturday, June 19
Backstage Entertainment
5:15 p.m. - King for a Day
6:15 p.m. - Father of the Year Announcement
6:30 p.m. - Souled Out
8:15 p.m. - Sponsor Announcements and Committee Members
8:45 p.m. - Fleetwood Mix
Saturday, June 19
Sunday, June 20
10:30 a.m. - Two Hours from Broadway
11:15 a.m. - The White-Eyed Lizard Band
12:15 p.m. - Road Race and Bake-off Contest Winners
Announcements
12:30 p.m. - Adam and the Waxman
2 p.m. - Hitlist
9 to 9:30 a.m. - Branford Early Learning Center Dancers
9:30 to 10 a.m. - Dr. Dazzle
10 to 10:30 a.m. - AMP Band
10:30 to 11 a.m. - WIS Jazz Band
11 to 11:30 a.m. - 5-year-old to 14-year-old Singers
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. - (McGinly Band) – Live Now!
1 to 1:30 p.m. - Studio One Dance Center
1:30 to 2 p.m. - Dave Chadwick and Rich Bunnell
2:15 to 2:45 p.m. - World Champion Taekwondo
2:45 to 3:15 p.m. - Encore Academy of Dance
Big Shot performs at last year’s Branford Festival. Photo by Bill O’Brien
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Governor’s Foot Guard Kicks off Branford Festival
T
he Branford Festival begins with an opening celebration on Friday, June 18 at 5 p.m. The ceremony
will feature the Branford Town Band and the Connecticut Governor’s Foot Guard.
The Second Company, Governor’s Foot Guard is one
of the oldest military organizations in existence with uninterrupted service since March 1775. It was organized
in New Haven, chartered by the General Assembly of
the then Colony of Connecticut, and led into battle by
its first commandant, Captain Benedict Arnold. Today,
in its 235th year of continuous service and now based
in Branford, the Second Company is part of the Connecticut State Militia. Its members dedicate their time
and talents to the governor and people of the state of
Connecticut by participating in various events and performing community service projects, all without pay or
other financial assistance. In 2009 its members contributed more than 48,000 volunteer hours at weekly drills,
various patriotic events, band concerts, parades, fife and
drum musters, color guards, veteran support functions,
and educational details.
The unit is commanded by Major Peter D. Laffin of
Hamden. For more information or to make a donation,
visit www.footguard.org.
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Article 19
Main Stage, Friday at 7 p.m.
A
rticle 19 is a band originating out of Hartford comprised of
five individuals who each brings his own unique style to the
table. All of the members have been active performers with previous and very successful bands, coming together to merge sounds
and create a unique blend of pop/rock fused with heavy influences
of groove and funk.
Three of the members, Rick Fritsch (rhythm guitar/keyboard),
Doug Parkinson (bass), and Jim Townsend (drums), have been
performing together since 2007. In 2008, Brett Wilson joined Article 19 as lead vocalist. Dan Fortin was added as lead guitarist in
2010.
Their talents together named Article 19 “Best New Group”
as well as “Best Pop/Rock Band” in the 2008 Hartford Advocate
Grand Band Slam. Reclaiming the title of “Best Pop/Rock Band”
in the 2009 Hartford Advocate Grand Band Slam, Article 19 was
also named “Best Band” by its readers. Each band member has won
numerous awards in their respective categories over the years as well.
Article 19 has performed at some of the Northeast’s most premium
venues including: Mohegan Sun Wolf Den, XL Center, Toad’s Place,
Kenny’s Castaways, the Webster Theater, and Six Flags parks. The
band has also shared the stage with national acts such as Hanson, Ryan Cabrera, N.E.R.D., We the Kings, Boys Like Girls, Flo Rida, The
Veronicas, Streetlight Manifesto, Big D. and the Kids Table, O.A.R.,
Kris Allen, and Lady Gaga.
Throughout their energetic live performances they are able to maintain musical integrity and clarity while combining many styles of music. In 2009 the band released its debut EP titled “Look at Me Now”
which encompasses all these styles. A dynamic, passionate, and wellrounded band, there is no telling where the future will lead. For more
info, visit www.facebook.com/article19music.
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Vonda Shepard
Main Stage, Friday at 8:45 p.m.
W
ith 12 million album sales to her name, two Golden Globes,
two Emmy Awards, two Actor’s Guild Awards, and a Billboard prize for selling the most TV soundtrack records in history for
the Ally McBeal TV series, Vonda Shepard truly is a global icon. In a
Hollywood moment that was years in the making, Vonda’s meteoric
rise to fame began when she caught the ear of television producer David E. Kelley, who was so captivated by her music that he vowed to use
it in his television show. That show was multi-award-winning comedy
drama Ally McBeal and overnight a musical star was born!
Her band features ultra-world-class musicians who have performed
all over the world with some of the top artists in the industry: her
guitar player performed with Tina Turner for many years, her bass
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and Smash Mouth. She just recently finished the first leg of her 20082009 international tour to packed venues throughout the world.
Vonda loves to perform live and is always a crowd pleaser. She performs a vast repertoire of popular songs. Some of the songs she performs include “Chain of Fools” (Aretha Franklin),“For Once in My Life”
(Stevie Wonder), “Born on the Bayou” (Creedence), “Proud Mary” (Tina Turner), and many more. For more info, visit www.vesperalley.com.
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King for a Day
Main Stage, Saturday at 5:15 p.m.
K
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fans feel like after a show. The
Connecticut press has referred
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Souled Out
S
ouled Out is a musical ensemble that
specializes in the great Motown and soul
sounds. Featuring a three-piece vocal section,
the group weaves its way through the Motown
and ’70s soul eras with authentic choreographed
dance routines and outstanding musicianship.
Not only is Souled Out a sensational listening
and dancing experience, but it’s an outstanding
visual one as well!
Inspired by the music of the Temptations, the
Four Tops, Stevie Wonder, the Spinners, the
O’Jays, and more, Souled Out brings the memorable music of these groups to the stage in a
spirited, stylish, and fun show that delivers with
each performance. Fueled by a love for the music
and backed by a superb band, Souled Out is the
ultimate in musical nostalgia, entertaining in a
way that both wows audiences and captures their
hearts all over again. For more info, visit www.
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Thank You to the
2010 Branford Festival Committee!
VIN HANCHURUCK
Chairperson
BARBARA BARRINGHAM
Vice Chairperson
LINDA LATHAM
Secretary
CAMILLE LINKE
Publicity
MARIA SCHILDER
Corporate Fundraising
DEBRA CROOKSON
Corporate Fundraising
KATHRYN TEMPLETON
Backstage Entertainment
DENNIS NARDELLA
Main Street &
Main Stage Entertainment
CLARE TORELLI
Photographer
SHARON TARTARIS
Volunteers
DON SCHILDER
Souvenirs Chairperson
DALE IZZO
Entertainment/Website
BETH KINNEY
Souvenirs Chairperson
REBECCA CROOKSON MEGAN HANCHURUCK
High School Liaison
High School Liaison
JEFFREY KNAPP
Operations
RAY INGRAHAM
At Large
SHELLY JOHNSON
Kids’ Activities
RAY FIGLEWSKI
Road Race
TRACI KNAPP
Father of the Year
ROSEMARY SETTE
Green Space
MARY HALLY
Food Coordinator
MATTHEW HALLY
Food Coordinator
Not Pictured:
Mary Grande – Print • Gary Dinello – Car Cruise • Terri Vailette – Bake Off • Barbara Maresca – Bake Off
Branford Festival Corporation
2010 Board
Charlotte Mattei, President
Dale Izzo, Vice President
Tricia Bohan, Secretary
Barbara Frisbie, Treasurer
Vin Hanchuruck, Festival Chairman
Ed Masotta
Mary Grande
Ray Ingraham
Jeff Vailette
Pat Andriole
Joe Fazzino
Dave Gibson
Bill Keane
Peter Indeck
Robert Aceto
Ed Lazarus
Bill O’Brien
Kathleen Halligan
First Row: left to right: John Beedle, Festival Chairman 2009;
Charlotte Mattei, President; Dale Izzo, Vice President;
Tricia Bohan, Secretary; Mike Solakian, Treasurer.
Back Row: left to right: Ed Masotta, Mary Grande,
Ray Ingraham, Jeff Vailette, Pat Andriole, Joe Fazzino,
Dave Gibson, Hank Burdick, Bill O’Brien, Kathleen Halligan.
Not Pictured: Barbara Frisbie, Vin Hanchuruck, Bill Keane,
Peter Indeck, Robert Aceto, Ed Lazarus.
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Branford Chamber of Commerce
Craft & Community Expo
COMPANY
SPACE
A Little Bit of This & That
M-4
ABC-Lers
S-8
Aegis Solar
T-6
Air Inc.
G-9
Amber Forest
O-12
Amber Forest
O-13
Apex Power Sports
K-9
Apple Rehab
A-6
Arpi, International
O-5
Artofex
Q-6
Atlas Chiropractic
T-11
B & R Distributors
O-3
Bathrooms by Design
G-8
BCTV
T-5
Beadazzled by Mary
M-3
Beltup!
M-9
Blackstone Memorial Library
I-11
Blues Barbecue & Books
S-15
Branford Academy of Hair & Cosmetology A-8
Branford Art Studio
M-6
Branford Art Studio
M-7
Branford Art Studio
M-8
Branford Building Supplies
S-1
Branford Compassion Club
H-4
Branford Democratic Town Committee
I-6
Branford Dental Care
E-3
Branford Eagle
J-2
Branford Garden Club
H-3
Branford Hall Career Institute
C-7
Branford High School Choir
E-6
Branford Land Trust
K-2
Branford Republican Town Committee
E-1
Branford Republican Town Committee
F-1
Branford River Project
K-3
Branford Veterinary Hospital
F-4
Bravada Hair Lounge
G-3
Budget Dry Waterproofing
D-5
Building Concepts
S-7
By the Sea
L-6
Casanova Enterprises
T-10
Cedarwoods Retirement
F-6
Century 21 - Access America
B-6
Century 21 - Access America
B-7
Coco’s on the Green
A-1
Coldwell Banker
A-2
Connex Credit Union
G-10
Craftworks
N-9
Creative Lady
O-8
CT Handiman
L-4
Dance Unlimited
Diamond Marine
Diamond Marine
Discovery Toys
Do You Know Jesus?
East Shore Health Department
East Shore Veterinary Hospital
Eighth Buta School of Kempo
Eli’s on the Hill
Encore Academy of Dance
Fast Teks
Fish Window Cleaning
FJB Associates
Ford of Branford
Ford of Branford
Friends of Orchard House
Gideon’s Int’l - Valley Shore Camp
Glow in the Dark Hand Blown Glass
Grace Reformed Baptist Church
Guilford Saab
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Guilford Savings Bank
H. Pearce Real Estate
H. Pearce Real Estate
Hamden Hall Country Day School
Hearth at Gardenside
Hopefull Findings
Jane Adams
Joe’s Paint & Floors
Joe’s Paint & Floors
Joseph Richards
Josephine Hillios
Just for You Yard Art
Kaplan Test Prep. & Admissions
Kids Towne Daycare
Kitchen Magic
Lifetime
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Linda K. Originals
Long Wharf Theatre
M&M Links
Margaret Hoberg
Mark Johnson
Marshall Arts
Mary Kaye Cosmetics
Menagerie by Pat Solakian
Merry Maids
Mother’s Tent
H-12
S-9
S-10
J-3
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B-5
K-6
G-4
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A-7
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D-3
H-5
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Q-2
L-8
P-5
C-2
H-11
Mouse Corner
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Nellie Green’s
Nursery on Notch Hill
Octopus’s Garden
Odonata Seaglass
Off the Wall Art by Peri
One of a Kind Design
Overhead Door of New Haven
Owens Corning by CKH
Owens Corning by CKH
Painted You, Face & Body Art
Pampered Chef
Papa’s Hearth & Home
Patricia Langevin
Paula Crombie
People’s Products
People’s United Bank
Personal Training Institute
Physical Therapy Services of Guilford
Ping Wang
Pirates Booty Boutique
Porter & Chester Inst. of Branford
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26th Annual Branford Festival Food Vendors
Friday, June 19 to Sunday, June 21
What would the Branford Festival be without all the great food selections? This year visit our new vendor, St. Theresa Church, for cannolis, pies, or chocolate mousse cake.
Seafood is back! SBC is offering calamari served three different
ways. So instead of wondering what to make for dinner, head on down
to the Branford Festival and let them do the cooking for you.
Food Court Hours
Friday: 5 to 10 p.m.
Saturday: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sunday: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Rotary Club
Pancake breakfast: Pancakes or French toast; sausages; orange juice,
milk, and coffee
Lobster rolls; chicken tenders; steamship round roast beef sandwiches; curly fries; hot dogs; coleslaw; soda and water
Saturday evening and Sunday: Strawberry shortcake
Italian American Club
Sausage, peppers, and onions sub
Meatball subs; pasta fagioli; Big Bite hot dogs; gelato; coffee, soda,
and water; cotton candy; popcorn
Saturday and Sunday morning: Egg, ham, and cheese sandwiches
Exchange Club
Fried dough pizza
Soda and water
Lions Club
Nachos with cheese and chili; foot-long hot dogs; chili; vegetarian
burgers, hamburgers, and cheeseburgers; French toast; bacon, egg, and
cheese sandwiches; soda, lemonade, coffee, water, juice, and milk
Branford High School
Italian ices
Lynn’s Deli
Chicken cutlets; chowder bread bowls; chicken fingers; buffalo
chicken; French fries; onion rings; grilled chicken Caesar salad; eggplant sub; Mesclun greens with cranberries and nuts; egg sandwiches;
muffins; fudge brownies; soda, water, and Gatorade
Ashley’s Ice Cream
Hard ice cream: Waffle cones, sundaes, cones, and cups; smoothies,
Snapple, and water
St. Theresa Church
Cannolis, fruit pies and cream pies, chocolate mousse cake, carrot
cake, baklava, turtle cheesecake, brownies, chocolate chip cookies, and
penny candy; ice coffee, flavored coffee, milk, ice tea, lemonade, and
juice boxes
The Exchange Club serves up fried dough at last year’s festival. Photo by Bill O’Brien
D&D Enterprises
Funnel cakes; strawberry smoothies; lemonade; pretzels
Eli’s on the Hill
Dorito-crusted chicken; sliders, cheeseburgers, cookies, soda, and
chips
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Pizza, gourmet and traditional
Soda, water, and cotton candy
SBC Restaurant
Calamari pomodoro, calamari with marinara sauce; sticky calamari
with sweet chile Sriracha glaze; Rhode Island calimari with hot cherry
peppers and artichokes; soda and water
Thai Taste
Thai food: Garlic chicken (on a stick); Pad Thai (rice noodles);
chicken with cashew nuts; veggie fried rice
North Haven Creamery
Soft serve ice cream: Cones, cups, sundaes, milkshakes, and floats
Tabor Lutheran Church
Chicken wings; hot dogs; Bratwurst; Asian wings, honey barbeque
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Saturday: Fresh strawberry shortcake with real whipped cream;
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he 26th annual Branford Festival, held June 18 to 20 on the Branford Town Green, will feature plenty of activities for children, offered on Friday from 6 to 9:30 p.m., on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9:30
p.m., and on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (ticket sales close 30 minutes prior to the end of each day).
Once again this year, a special ticket rate of 40 tickets for $35 will be
available, which can be used all weekend.
“Last year’s extended hours for all the exciting rides on Friday and
Saturday were so well received that we will offer this again this year,”
said co-chair Kelly Gesuero.
Rides will feature the GForce gravity hold ride, swings, race cars,
and face painting. For toddlers there will be tugs and train rides.
Between the backstage entertainment, Main Street entertainment,
and fun activities just for kids, families will find numerous opportunities for kids to have a great time during the Branford Festival.
Don’t forget to stop by on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a
Stop-Drop-N-Roll lesson at
the Branford Fire Department’s
smoke trailer.
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Kids take a ride on the
fun slide at the
2009 Branford Festival.
Photo by Bill O’Brien
Three-year-old Teaghan
Ramos enjoys a game of
Whac-a-Mole at last year’s
Branford Festival. Photo by
Adam Coppola
Girl Scouts Food Drive
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here will be a food and monetary donation collection on Saturday, June 19 and Sunday, June 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Branford Festival, sponsored by the Branford Girl Scouts and Cadette
Troop 60434, to benefit the Branford Food Council. The Branford
Food Council is a non-profit, 100-percent volunteer organization that
provides groceries to Branford families in need. Currently, it distributes hundreds of pounds of food each year and helps more than 200
families. Please help it feed our Branford friends and neighbors by
bringing non-perishable food items (canned meats, canned fruits and
canned vegetables, pasta, rice, juice, peanut butter, soup, olive oil, etc.)
or by giving a monetary donation, which will be used to buy food in
bulk, to our collection site and collection boxes on the Town Green.
Checks can be made out to Branford Food Council. Please help feed
those in need!
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Branford Road Race
Sunday, June 20 at 10:15 a.m.
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he Branford Road Race, held each year on Father’s Day, takes place on Sunday, June 20.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the race.
The Branford Road Race has always had a family focus and this year participants are encouraged to support the Connecticut National Guard Foundation, the Nicole DeFilippo Scholarship Fund, the Sandra Ciccone Scholarship Fund, or the James Blackstone Memorial Library.
Those contributing $100 or more will receive a complimentary race entry.
The event begins with registration at 8:30 a.m. on the Branford Green.
For more info, call 203-488-8304 or visit www.branfordroadrace.net.
8:30 a.m. Registration, Packet Pickup
10:05 a.m. Health Walk Starts
10:15 a.m. 5-mile Race Starts
11:30 a.m. Fun Run Starts
11:45 a.m. 5-mile Awards
Almost 2,000 runners
entered the 2009
Branford Road Race.
Photo by Bill O’Brien
Support Our Troops This Year!
Nearly 1,000 Connecticut residents from the 102nd infantry battalion were recently deployed to Afghanistan. The Connecticut National Guard
Foundation, a nonprofit organization, provides temporary financial assistance to Connecticut National Guard members and their families. Clothing, food, medical support, general care, and relief are given to those in need. We ask you to bring the following items to the race to support our soldiers overseas: Prepaid phone cards, dried fruit and mixed nuts, body wipes and lotions, foot powder, action DVDs, books, small stuffed animals,
beef/turkey jerky, hard candy, toothpaste, canned Pringles, Fritos, etc., gum, lip balm, dry sweetened drink mixes, razors and Edge shaving cream,
small Kleenex packages. These items will be sent to our troops.
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Classic Car Cruise
Sunday, June 20 at 10:15 a.m.
T
he Branford Festival will once again have the Classic Car Cruise on Sunday, June 20.
“This year’s event will feature a monster truck displayed on the Green during
the show,” stated Classic Car Cruise Chairman Gary DiNello.
Motorcycles will also be welcome at this
year’s event.
The event will begin with a sign-up at the
Cherry Hill commuter lot near Wal*Mart at
approximately 8:30 to 9 a.m. Those who enter
will receive free T-shirts. There will be a police escort to the Branford Green beginning at
10:15 a.m. which will go directly to the Town
Green for viewing (or come directly to the
Green after 10:30 a.m.). The event will consist
of street rods, classics, and restored cars.
Cars will be judged at approximately noon
and then awards and raffle prizes will be distributed. All are welcome to bring their cars,
trucks, and bikes.
For more information on the car show, contact Chairman Gary DiNello at 203-488-9531
or [email protected].
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Foundation; Charlotte Mattei, Branford Festival President; Julie Chasse, New
Alliance Bank; Robyn Collins, The Sound Newspaper; Richie Cardone, Cintas.
2nd Row Left to Right Ray Lafarier, Cintas; John Sousoulas, Parthenon Diner
Restaurant; Ashley Millett, Fine Linen and Bath; Nancy White, Alcoa Howmet;
Bill Lenox, Servpro; Ken Downing, Cintas. 3rd Row Left to Right Dan Bonelli,
Cintas; Katelyn Rourke, Cintas; Cathy Scherer, Guilford Savings Bank; Janet Terribile, Guilford Savings Bank; Alex Palluzzi, Branford Recreation
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Peter House, East Haven Landscaping Products; Paul Sturgess, V.F. McNeil Insurance; David Gibson, Gibson & Donegan; Ken Johnson, A Sound
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Branford Recreation Department
CINTAS Corporation
Dougherty Oil Company
East Haven Landscape Products
Ford of Branford
Hally’s Cleaning
James Collopy Plumbing
John D. Kelly, M.D. CT
Orthopedic Specialists
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Lenny’s Indian Head Restaurant
Mango’s Bar and Grille
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The Blue Cottage
Town Fair Tire Centers, Inc
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Vaiuso Farms
Van Wilgen’s Garden Center
Webster Bank
Bronze Sponsors
Branford Building Supplies, Inc.
Branford Car Wash & Express Lube
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Branford Dental Care
Branford Jewelers
Evan’s Mobil
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Fine Linen and Bath
Jobella Salon & Spa
LWF Land Surveying
Maincon Services, Inc
Marco’s Pizzeria
Marcum, LLP
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Insurance Agency
Owenego Beach & Tennis Club
People’s United Bank
Quality Hyundai
R.A. Torre Painting Inc.
Radiology Group
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he fireworks are on Saturday, June 26 with a rain date of Sunday,
June 27 at dusk, approximately 9:30 p.m., from Branford Point.
There will be musical entertainment prior to the start of the fireworks.
Shuttle service will be available beginning at 5 p.m. from Branford
High School and the Cherry Hill commuter lot.
Donations may be made to: Branford Fireworks, P.O. Box 987,
Branford, CT 06405. For info or to volunteer, call 203-488-8304 or
visit www.branfordfestival.com.
Fireworks light the sky at Branford Point.
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The Branford Jazz on the Green Series
It’s Hot! It’s Smooth! It’s Cool!
Second Annual Branford Summer Jazz Series Begins July 1
T
he Town of Branford, the Branford Recreation Department, the
Branford Festival Corporation, and Blue Plate Radio - Greater
New Haven’s Premier Jazz Station are pleased to announce the second
annual Branford Jazz on the Green series on the Branford Town Green,
held from July 1 through Aug. 26 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The event
will run for nine Thursday nights in a row and every show is free.
The 2010 Branford Jazz on the Green series invites residents,
neighbors, family, and friends all along the shoreline to kick off the
weekend early, enjoy the unique atmosphere of the Branford Town
Green, and listen to some of Connecticut’s and the nation’s best jazz
musicians. Local merchants will join in the event by staying open late
and the town’s many award-winning restaurants will be looking forward to serving you. Ice cream and coffee are also just steps away.
Details on this year’s lineup can be found at www.branfordjazz.com.
The series will feature:
July 1: Walter Duda
July 8: Chris Geith
July 15: Gary Grippo
July 22: Arti Dixson
July 29: Susan Pereira and Sabor Brasil
Aug. 5: Matt Marshak
Aug. 12: Paula Atherton
Aug. 19: Shilts
Aug. 26: Chieli Minucci & Special EFX
The 2010 Branford Jazz on the Green series has many returning
sponsors from last year and several new ones, too. Sponsoring the jazz
series is a great way to get your business or service noticed. For more
information on becoming a sponsor, visit the website at www.branfordjazz.com or contact Ed Tankus at Blue Plate Radio at 203-488-0002.
Always check the Branford Jazz website for restrictions or cancellations.
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