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Harvest Festival At The Kitchener Market September 18 to October 11 2014
This year marks the first Harvest Festival at the Kitchener Market and being the Jamie Oliver Food Revolution Ambassadors for Kitchener Waterloo we plan to attend the festivites! Or should we say FEASTivities?
Below is a list of the activities that will take place during the Harvest Festival. Take note that REGISTRATION is required for most of the events so be sure to secure your spot right away! Many of the events have a cost so please check the Kitchener Market website for event descriptions, updated information and registration.
Harvest Festival
September 18-October 11
Kitchener Market's Harvest Festival will bring together all things local - farmers, food, chefs - in a celebration of the fall harvest. Join us for cooking classes, market tours, workshops and tastings. Bring it all together at our main event on Sept. 27.
Shade's Mills Conservation Area, 450 Avenue Rd., Cambridge
Come watch movies under the stars starting at dusk every Friday night! The food concession will be open and offering snacks and drinks. Visitors should bring lawn chairs and blankets to sit in front of the big screen. Movies are all rated parental guidance (PG) or general admission (G) and are suitable for families. The movies are free for Grand River Parks Membership pass holders and day pass holders. Or, up to six people in a vehicle can gain admission for a special flat fee of $10 on Friday nights starting an hour before show time. Cancellations will be posted on Facebook and Twitter. Time: 7:45 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. Price: Free with admission or $10.00 per vehicle
Laurel Creek Conservation Area, 625 Westmount Rd., Waterloo
Visit with our Nature Centre celebrity snakes, frogs and turtles as they embark on their 2 hour tour to the Conservation Area. Learn their personal stories as they strut their stuff in front of their adoring audience! Paparazzi and their cameras welcome. Children 16 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult. Time: 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Meet at: Baseball shelter Price: Free with park admission
Meet the Animals
Guelph Lake Conservation Area, 7743 Conservation Dr., Guelph
Hold a snake, touch a toad, and meet other “creature-teachers” from the Guelph Lake Nature Centre. Kids will love these safe, close-up animal encounters! Children 16 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult. Time: 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Meet at: Camper beach Price: Free with park admission
Laurel Creek Conservation Area, 625 Westmount Rd., Waterloo
Come explore the reservoir to see what strange and wondrous creatures are here, and learn how they live, eat and hide under the surface. Children 16 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult. Time: 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Meet at: Boat launch Price: Free with park admission
Herrles Market There you will find a great marketplace with a local food flare. There is an outdoor play area for the kids! For more info visit the Herrles Market website
St. Jacobs The Village of St. Jacobs shops will be open. Take a look at the St Jacobs website for more info
St Jacobs Outlet Mall The St Jacobs Outlet mall is open from 10am-5pm. You can see all their Holiday Hours listed on their information page
Shoppers Drug Mart Most Shoppers Drug Mart locations are open for Labour Day. The ones that offer grocery items can be very helpful in a pinch
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Earlier this month we were heading to see a Drayton Entertainment production and we doubled up our fun by heading to Pizza Europe first. It made it a little rushed, but it reminded us how hectic getting ready for Back To School can be. We decided this review would help our readers find some some extra time by offering a Family Feast Contest that you can enter at the end of this post.
Grab and Go or Stay and That's Still OK
Pizza Europe is located in the Deeridge Plaza, and for the nostalgic KW residents, formely LULUS ROADHOUSE. It is tucked in behind a few establishblishments so we thought this photo would help you find the location in the plaza.
Pizza Europe offers take and delivery, or if you are stopping by with a friend they have a lunch counter area as well. Which ever works best for you is fine by them! The staff is friendly and accomodating to all their patrons!
Maximum Menu
As you can see from the image below they offer a lot of choices on their menu. They also have the option of GLUTEN FREE crust which is prepared offsite by a local organic company.
We had a Caesar Salad for a starter and followed it up with a Panzerotti. We were so full we took half of our panzerottis to go. They were so delicious!
Make It Easy On Yourself
Whether you are returning from Back To School shopping or rushing from school to activities, Pizza Europe offers online ordering! Just visit their online ordering page! There are lots of great deals including a FAMILY FEAST!
Enter To Win
To with the Back To School rush, enter to win a Pizza Europe Family Feast! Be sure to enter to win the rafflecopter contest (it may take a minute for the contest form to load). One of the bonus entries is about getting ready for Back To School!
We're nearing the end of August and the summer is flying by! It was a good thing we were able to soar into Cambridge to attend the Drayton Entertainment Theatres presentation of Boeing Boeing.
Ensure Your Seat Is In The Upright Position
Being that we loved the hilarious Run For Your Wife farce they presented earlier this year...
we were ready for this production to take flight!
Many would think that this performance would resemble the film starring Jerry Lewis and Tony Curtis
Their website describes this show this way Bernard Lawrence is plain crazy for love! The Parisian is juggling three fiancées – each a beautiful airline hostess. But with the technologically advanced Boeing aircraft, which makes traveling a lot more convenient for Bernard’s dames, it is getting more difficult to orchestrate his elaborate love life. When they all converge in his cramped apartment at the same time, along with an old school chum who unwittingly gets involved in the confusion, Bernard’s chaotic love life reaches new heights. A crash landing seems imminent, so fasten your seatbelts for a hilarious farce – you’re in for a bumpy ride!
As for our take on it we enjoyed the turbulance that provided a lot of chaos during the performance.
While this production has an all star cast the stand out character for us had to be Bertha played by Valerie Boyle. Her comedic banter with the other characters had the whole theatre buckled over in their seats and set the tone for the entire show.
See Boeing Boeing Before It Takes Off
Looking for a Parents' Night Out or a night out with friends? We suggest seeing this performance before it takes off for another destination!
Being a family friendly blog, the mention of The F Word on this post might have you second guessing this blog. What If I told you it's all okay and more about a great Parents' Night Out?
Last week we found ourselves at the screening of The F Word here in Waterloo Ontario. Now if you are a reader from the USA you would know this film as What If.
Meaning of The F Word
For the purposes of this film The F Word is referring to "friend" and the movie is about being the "the friend zone" and wondering What If the circumstances could be different. It stars Daniel Radcliffe as Wallace who wants to be more than friends with his new best friend Chantry played by Zoe Kazan.
Why You Should See The F Word
As you know from earlier posts, romantic comedies are more Diane's genre than mine, but this film had all the elements for me to thoroughly enjoy it.
Wednesday night we had the opportunity to attend the screening of the new Marvel film Guardians of The Galaxy thanks to Walt Disney Studios. Where would be the best place to see it in Kitchener-Waterloo? Galaxy Cinemas of course!
Makings of the new Marvel Franchise
I am a long time fan of the Marvel Movies! I'm talking XMEN, Spiderman with Toby McGuire, and even Daredevil (yes I know many didn't see Ben Afleck as the superhero, but I enjoyed the film). When Marvel upped their game and began Marvel Studios the Marvel Universe became open territory for all of their comics to come to the big screen. This included the lesser known heroes the Guardians of the Galaxy.
The Time For Action
I have been a long time action film fan, but this is a genre Diane is new to. Earlier in the year we went to Need For Speed and with that she was able to see why I have a fondness for the "over the top-ness" of action films. Now that she was being introduced to Marvel it gave her a taste of what happens when action meets superpowers. I had let her know how Marvel tends to link their films
Need more reason to see it? They reference KEVIN BACON in the movie!
*Warning there is a bit of Foul language, but I believe it wouldn't be anything your tween or teen has not heard before.
We really enjoyed the movie and we waited for the post credit sceen and...... nothing.
While I was bewildered by this Diane pointed out that I was not the only one, as more than half of the theartre stayed as well.
Of course I had to get to the bottom of this and on this post it is explained that the premieres did not have the post credits sceen but there is one (with the spolier of it).
What More Could There Be?
While we thought it was great to be watching Guardians of the Galaxy @ Galaxy Cinemas our friend Wendy of the Mapsgirl Blog was at the Toronto screening and David Bautista, who plays DRAX in the movie made an appearance!
During the summer months there are a lot of choices in the Kitchener Waterloo area. To make it a bit easier I am listing all the ongoing/weekly events at the top, scroll down to see individual events by date.
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Ongoing Summer Events
Brunswick Frederick Lanes , Kitchener's original 10 pin bowling ally! Is offering special 'Ball Passes' to families in the Stuff to do with your kids in Kitchener Waterloo Group! It's for kids 18 and under. These Ball Passes give kids 2 FREE games of bowling EVERY DAY this summer! They also get a discounted shoe rental of $1.75! Parents head to Brunswick Frederick Lanes (at Frederick Mall) front desk and let them know you saw the BALL PASSES on the Stuff To Do Group!
Summer Concert Series @ Waterloo Square 7pm-8:30pm
TUESDAYS
Kids Hop @ Kitchener Market
Bring your little ones to the Kitchener Market every Tuesday from 11a.m.-noon for a fabulous, fun-filled morning! Be prepared for a high-energy, hopping good time at these FREE weekly children’s events as our performers entertain your tots!
Erick Traplin, a popular local musician, performs some of kids' favourite songs on alternate Tuesdays. On the crafts and storytime days, listen to seasonal tales and work together to create unique crafts. http://www.kitchenermarket.ca/en/events/Kids_Hop.asp
Bike It You'll Like It @ Kitchener City Hall
Join us for a community bike ride and receive a $5 lunch coupon at the Kitchener Market! Every Tuesday in July and August. Meet at 11:50am at Kitchener City Hall. Rides are 20-25 minutes and are led by Easy Riders Cycling Club. All rides end at the Kitchener Market where cyclists can enjoy a discounted lunch.
WEDNESDAYS
WPL Story Time @ Waterloo Square 10:30am-11:30am (Beginning July 9th)
Join Kathy Wall LIVE at Bingemans Big Splash every Wednesday all summer long!
If you want to buy tickets for the special price of $14 (plus tax), CLICK HERE to order yours and use thebeat as the promotional password. This special ticket can only be redeemed between 10am - Noon on Wednesdays at the gate. http://www.915thebeat.com/events/274
THURSDAYS
Family groups can play 5 holes of golf with 8" cups and junior tees. Adults pay $12 and kids are free. Free club rentals, too. View the details at www.merryhillgolf.com
Art Innovators @ Kitchener Market
Every Thursday from 11 a.m.-12 p.m., Art Innovators will be hosting Squiggles to Grins at the Kitchener Market – a program for children and their parents. Participate in a fun, unique, hands-on creative art experience! http://www.kitchenermarket.ca/en/events/Kids_Art_free_art_program.asp
Waterloo Park Outdoor Movies Thursday Aug. 7 - Movie: Rio 2 (Trailer)
Musical
guest: Erick Traplin
Outdoor Movie Night @ Cambridge City Hall
Movies start at dusk (around 8:30/9
pm) - Bring your own lawn chair and blanket. 2014 Movie
Lineup August
7 - Despicable Me 2 (PG)
Summer Concerts @ Castle Kilbride
Thursday Evenings in August bring your lawn chair and enjoy unique music every time on the front lawn of Castle Kilbride 7 p.m. until 8 p.m. Admission is by donation. http://www.castlekilbride.ca/newsckList.php
FRIDAYS
As a special summer treat, every Friday morning, Frederick Imagine Cinemas will be showing a childrens' film, for the low box-office price of only $2.00!
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On Friday, August 1st at 10am
THE NUT JOB
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On Friday, August 8th at 10am
THE SMURFS 2
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Friday, August 15th at 10am
RIO 2
Outdoor Movies @ Shades Mill
The movies are free for GRCA Park Membership and day pass holders. Or, up to six people in a vehicle can gain admission for a special flat fee of $10 on Friday nights starting at 7 p.m. http://www.grandriver.ca/Newsroom/News.cfm?id=662
Cheer in the Park
Every Saturday (July 5 - August 23)
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Victoria Park Pavillion Alternate Location (if it is raining): Twisters Cheer Athletics (330 Gage Avenue, Unit 4&5, Kitchener, ON, N2M 5C6) Cost: FREE
Contact Info: 519-741-4314 or info@twisterscheerathletics.com
Come join us at Victoria Park in Kitchener for dancing, jumping, tumbling and stunting! There is no need for experience, this is a fun way to learn what cheerleading is all about. This activity can involve the entire family so we hope to see you at Victoria Park
The 10th annual Ice Cream Carnival will take place at Westfield Heritage Village on Sunday August 3 and Monday August 4 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Adult admission is $11.00, seniors (65+) $10.00 and children 6-12 years $6.50. Children five and under are free. Parking is free.
For more information visit www.westfieldheritage.ca or call 519-621-8851
CIVIC HOLIDAY
Aug 4
Kidsummer @ Waterloo Region Museum (DOON)
KidSummer is a family day where kids of all ages can have some good old fashioned fun. FREE admission for up to two children with each paid adult admission.
Enjoy our museum gallery activities, horse drawn wagon rides and more! Help our village blacksmith twist iron, send telegraphs from our train station, and enjoy many more fun unique activities for all ages.
Free admission for up to two children, with each $10 adult admission purchased.
We’ll have materials on hand to help you complete several Teen Summer Challenges, earn ballots to win an iPod, and meet other teens. For more info on the Teen Summer Challenge, go to teensummerchallenge.weebly.com.
Ages 12-18, or entering Grade 7 this September.
No registration required; just drop in.
Aug 6 PARENTS NIGHT OUT - Kitchener Market Japanese cuisine: Wednesday, Aug. 6, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Traditional Japanese food incorporates simple ingredients and flavourful sauces, dips, or fillings to create healthy and delicious dishes. Seafood, grains, and root veggies are staple ingredients used in Japanese cooking! Our professional chefs will guide you along with step-by-step instructions to make the recipes you’ll take away quick and easy to prepare in your own kitchen. http://www.kitchenermarket.ca/en/events/Cooking_classes.asp
Aug 7-10 is the Kitchener Blues Festival Downtown, Children's Stages happen Sat and Sun (THEMUESEUM Stage)
Join us for pipes, drums, heavy events, clans, heritage, author series, vendors and dancing. Come for a mini vacation to Scotland...without the airfare!
Time: 7am - 1am
Cost: Varies depending on the day, see website for details: www.fergusscottishfestival.com
Aug 9 Tour the Kitchener Market with ChefD: Saturday, Aug. 9, 9:30 a.m.
Join us for a free tour and cooking class on the second Saturday of every month. ChefD will take a group around the lower market, showing off his favorite local vendors. Once the tour is done you can come back up to the Marketplace and watch a live cooking demonstration by ChefD preparing the ingredients he's purchased! Sample the dish and then feel free to continue exploring the market on your own. Note: This is a free event, if you wish to attend please register. http://www.kitchenermarket.ca/en/events/Cooking_classes.asp
Baden Cornfest
I have been told that Entrance into the festival itself and most of the entertainment is free. Some activities have a cost, including the corn fest supper ($12 for adult; $8 for kids under 8) and the dance ($10) and the breakfast may be around $10
Construct a community, test a tower, plan a city, build a house, design a dome, and learn about award-winning architecture in Waterloo Region. Collaborate on your project with an architect in training! Ages 6 to 12. It all happens at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, 25 Caroline St N, Waterloo, from 1 to 4 pmhttp://buildingwaterlooregion.ca/home/kids/
Aug 9 and 10
e-Waste FDund Raiser
Address: Canadian Tire Store at 400 Weber St N,
Phone:519-569-0977
The K-W Optimist is having an E-waste event at the Canadian Tire Store at 400 Weber St N, Waterloo, ON N2J 3J3.
The E-waste bin will be located behind the Canadian Tire Gas Bar in the Canadian Tire main parking lot.
The event is on Saturday & Sunday August 9 & 10 from 8 AM - 5 PM.
All electronics items are welcome. Please no garbage.
All processes will go directly to the K-W Optimist Club youth programs.
Please drop off your unwanted electronic items and please tell your neighbours & friends about this event
Aug 11
Make It Club For Teens
Grand River Stanley Park on August 11 from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
We’ll have materials on hand to help you complete several Teen Summer Challenges, earn ballots to win an iPod, and meet other teens. For more info on the Teen Summer Challenge, go to teensummerchallenge.weebly.com.
Ages 12-18, or entering Grade 7 this September.
No registration required; just drop in.
Minecraft Mayhem For Teens
Central Library
85 Queen St. N., Kitchener
Monday, August 11 from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Everyone age 19 and under is invited to join in the mayhem! We’ll have 24 computers and 10 iPads running Minecraft Pocket Edition. Players can sign up for 1-hour slots – or please feel free to bring your own laptop or tablet. There will also be games and offline crafting.
Bring your kids to the Marketplace to stir up a storm with fun themes and activities focused around food, cooking and nutrition. Classes are taught by one of our professional chefs who give your kids, and you, lots of opportunities to participate. This month have fun in the sun as we dish out some sunshiney summer treats!
Construct a community, test a tower, plan a city, build a house, design a dome, and learn about award-winning architecture in Waterloo Region. Collaborate on your project with an architect in training! Ages 6 to 12. It all happens at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, 25 Caroline St N, Waterloo, from 1 to 4 pm http://buildingwaterlooregion.ca/home/kids/
There willl be lots to see and do for the entire family, including car show, kids activities, treats, BBQ, music, prizes and more! Proceeds go to The Canadian Cancer Society. http://PriorityFest.ca
LEGO MOVIE Outdoor Movie Saturday August 16. Doors Open at 7pm. Movie starts at 8pm Tickets $5 at the door Raffles, snacks, kids entertainment, live bands. Bring your own lawn chair! All proceeds go to the Independent Living Centre of Waterloo Region 127 Victoria St S. Kitchener. Independent Living Centre of Waterloo Region https://www.facebook.com/events/319365878231130/
Library Settlement Partnership Program: Let’s Get Ready for School
Central Library
85 Queen St. N.
Tuesday, August 19 at 6 p.m.
An information session for parents with children in any grade who will be attending a Canadian elementary school for the first time. No registration required
Come on out to the Wilmot Family Resource Centre Family Fun Carnival! BBQ, bouncy castle, dunk tank, games and more! An evening of fun for the whole family to enjoy.
Parents Night Out Spanish: Wednesday, Aug. 20, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Kitchener Market
Colorful and vibrant! Spain is known worldwide for its lively culture, fast-paced music, and flavourful food. Despite the fast and fun lifestyle, food is not a thing to be rushed in Spain! The same could be said of our Spanish cooking class, where you will learn how to develop flavours in traditional Spanish recipes http://www.kitchenermarket.ca/en/events/Cooking_classes.aspAug 21 5pm-9pm Lou Lou Shops @ Fairview Park https://www.facebook.com/events/701172906595583/
Build A Bike & Walk A Thon Saturday Aug 23 2014, 11am-4pm Location:Meadowlane P.S. School (back
field) Address:236 Forestwood Dr. Code Yellow, a CAA contractor in the Kitchener/Waterloo area, will be
building bikes to benefit local kids. Our drivers will be assembling bikes
straight out of the box, and donating them to the Big Brothers and Sisters of
Waterloo. Each bike will be inspected for safety prior to presenting them to the
local children. This event will be in conjunction with Code Yellow's Twinkle of
Hope Foundation Walk-A-Thon, so please come out and join us for a day of fun and
good will! http://codeyellowtowing.webs.com/apps/links/
The car show and music is included with general admission. Adults $10, seniors/students $8, children $5, children 4 and under free, family $25, all admissions plus HST. www.waterlooregionmuseum.com
Dominika NelsonHi there, My name is Dominika Nelson and I am volunteering as a communications director for Stanley Park Rosemount Preschool. We are a not for profit, co-op preschool that offers a 2 day and 4 day per
To Me
Jul 24 at 1:36 PM
Hi there,
My name is Dominika Nelson and I am volunteering as a communications director for Stanley Park Rosemount Preschool. We are a not for profit, co-op preschool that offers a 2 day and 4 day per week programs. We have an excellent, experienced ECE teacher. This year we are also offering an afternoon program that will include a specialized music program called Music Together. We are currently looking to fill some spots we have available in our Wed/Fri morning classes as well as our afternoon classes. If there is any way we can have a blog post about our co-op preschool that would be greatly appreciated. My first daughter attended the preschool a couple years ago and really enjoyed it and now my second daughter will be going in September as well. I am just trying to get the word out to more parents in the Kitchener-Waterloo area about our great preschool.
MeThis doesn't seem to be an event, unless you're having an open house or something like that, which I could add to the blast. As for a stand alone post, we only do those when we have something to revie
To Dominika Nelsondimoe@writeme.com
Today at 9:24 PM
This doesn't seem to be an event, unless you're having an open house or something like that, which I could add to the blast.
As for a stand alone post, we only do those when we have something to review & then giveaway to our readers.
If you come up with something that will fit be sure to let me know.
Thanks for contacting us!
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On Thursday, July 24, 2014 1:36:17 PM, Dominika Nelson wrote:
Hi there,
My name is Dominika Nelson and I am volunteering as a communications director for Stanley Park Rosemount Preschool. We are a not for profit, co-op preschool that offers a 2 day and 4 day per week programs. We have an excellent, experienced ECE teacher. This year we are also offering an afternoon program that will include a specialized music program called Music Together. We are currently looking to fill some spots we have available in our Wed/Fri morning classes as well as our afternoon classes. If there is any way we can have a blog post about our co-op preschool that would be greatly appreciated. My first daughter attended the preschool a couple years ago and really enjoyed it and now my second daughter will be going in September as well. I am just trying to get the word out to more parents in the Kitchener-Waterloo area about our great preschool.
Jamie ZingerHi, I just found your blog and will be checking it out. For now, have a question. I am looking for a babysitter for my three month old son and was wondering if you may have any recommendations or cont
Jul 7
Mesorry I don't but feel free to ask on our group page https://www.facebook.com/groups/2369595749/
Michelle LangHello. My name is Michelle Lang and I am writing on behalf of the Baden Community Association. I came across your blog while searching for Canada Day celebrations in the K-W and surrounding area. I wo
Jun 28
MeSounds great! Are their any costs involved?
Jun 28
Michelle LangEntrance into the festival itself and most of the entertainment is free. Some activities have a cost, including the corn fest supper ($12 for adult; $8 for kids under 8) and the dance ($10). I think t
To Me
Jun 28
Entrance into the festival itself and most of the entertainment is free. Some activities have a cost, including the corn fest supper ($12 for adult; $8 for kids under 8) and the dance ($10). I think the breakfast is also $10.
I will make sure we add the costs to the website ;)
My name is Michelle Lang and I am writing on behalf of the Baden Community Association. I came across your blog while searching for Canada Day celebrations in the K-W and surrounding area. I would appreciate it if you would include our community event, theBaden Corn Festival on Saturday, August 9th, in your event listings.
The Baden Corn Festival is an annual summer event highlighting local food producers and restaurants, as well as celebrating the Township's agricultural heritage. Residents and tourists alike will enjoy a wide variety of activities throughout the day, including the Firefighters' breakfast, Kid Zone, food and craft vendors, Rockin' Ronnie's car show, 4H Club animal display, antique farm equipment, RC boat races, entertainers throughout the day (including Erich Traplin), corn roast supper and outdoor dance featuring the band, "Fiddlestix"!
MeI still don't see where the pricing is on the website
To Michelle Lang
Today at 10:30 PM
I still don't see where the pricing is on the website
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On Saturday, June 28, 2014 9:28:25 PM, Michelle Lang wrote:
Entrance into the festival itself and most of the entertainment is free. Some activities have a cost, including the corn fest supper ($12 for adult; $8 for kids under 8) and the dance ($10). I think the breakfast is also $10.
I will make sure we add the costs to the website ;)
My name is Michelle Lang and I am writing on behalf of the Baden Community Association. I came across your blog while searching for Canada Day celebrations in the K-W and surrounding area. I would appreciate it if you would include our community event, theBaden Corn Festival on Saturday, August 9th, in your event listings.
The Baden Corn Festival is an annual summer event highlighting local food producers and restaurants, as well as celebrating the Township's agricultural heritage. Residents and tourists alike will enjoy a wide variety of activities throughout the day, including the Firefighters' breakfast, Kid Zone, food and craft vendors, Rockin' Ronnie's car show, 4H Club animal display, antique farm equipment, RC boat races, entertainers throughout the day (including Erich Traplin), corn roast supper and outdoor dance featuring the band, "Fiddlestix"!
I still don't see where the pricing is on the website
On Saturday, June 28, 2014 9:28:25 PM, Michelle Lang wrote:
Entrance into the festival itself and most of the entertainment is free. Some activities have a cost, including the corn fest supper ($12 for adult; $8 for kids under 8) and the dance ($10). I think the breakfast is also $10.
I will make sure we add the costs to the website ;)
My name is Michelle Lang and I am writing on behalf of the Baden Community Association. I came across your blog while searching for Canada Day celebrations in the K-W and surrounding area. I would appreciate it if you would include our community event, theBaden Corn Festival on Saturday, August 9th, in your event listings.
The Baden Corn Festival is an annual summer event highlighting local food producers and restaurants, as well as celebrating the Township's agricultural heritage. Residents and tourists alike will enjoy a wide variety of activities throughout the day, including the Firefighters' breakfast, Kid Zone, food and craft vendors, Rockin' Ronnie's car show, 4H Club animal display, antique farm equipment, RC boat races, entertainers throughout the day (including Erich Traplin), corn roast supper and outdoor dance featuring the band, "Fiddlestix"!
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