CANADA 150 SUMMER EVENTS 2017
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Family Fun Days! @ 2:30 pm
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July 10 - Birdfeeders Birdy storytime & a craft
July 4 - Science North Planetarium**
July 5 - What’s Up the Coconut Tree (ps)
July 6 - Where the Wild Things Are (ps)
Children’s Area Mondays
Auditorium Tuesdays
Story Hour Room Wednesdays
Community Program Room Thursdays
July 17 -&DPS¿UH3DUW\ July 18 - Rumpelstiltskin Songs, stories & activities (ps)
July 12 - Tala the Clown** July 13 - Science North: Magic show (ages 2-7) Build It Up!
July 24 - Tala the Clown** July 25 - Family Concert Magic show (ages 2-7) with Rodney Brown**
July 19 - Summer Camp 6WXI¿H6OHHSRYHU (ages 0-8)
July 31 - BINGO (ages 6-12)
August 1 - Waking Beauty (ps)
August 14 - Family concert with Jim ‘n I
August 8 - Craftpalooza
August 21 -6WXI¿H Sleepover
August 15 - Hip Hop Dance Class** ages 5-8 @ 1:30 pm ages 8-12 @ 2:30 pm August 22 - Wolf’s Chicken Stew (ps)
ALL AGES
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July 26 - Martin Wonderland: The Magic of Canada
July 20 - The Gruffalo (ps) July 27 - Amos’s Sweater (ps) August 3 - Scaredy Squirrel (ps)
August 2 - Harry the Dirty August 10 - Miracles Dog (ps) Await with Magician Tyler August 9 - Grandparents Biloski Rule! Stories & a craft August 17 - Little Bunny August 23 - I’m the Foo Foo (ps) Biggest Thing in the Ocean (ps)
*Pre-registration required **Free tickets required (ps) = Puppet Show
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Call, click or visit for more information. Call 345-8275 for more details. For a full schedule of free summer programs at your Library please visit www.tbpl.ca or pick up a copy of Connect, the Library newsletter.
County Park 345-8275 (7401)
Waverley 684-6816
Brodie 624-4208
Mary J.L. Black 345-8275 (7301)
www.tbpl.ca 345-8275
WEDNESDAY JULY 12, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
MARY WALKER WITH SPECIAL GUEST JOLANTA BALADOWSKI 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Mary Walker has been singing and playing guitar for nearly a decade. Her original songs range from indie folk to blues. She has performed at many venues in Thunder Bay, and throughout Australia while she lived there. Mary convinced her talented friend Jolanta Baladowski to share her musical gift and join her on stage. Mary and Jolanta have harmonies that blend together perfectly. They wear constant smiles when they play and it is evident that they are passionate and have fun doing what they both love to do; sing.
RYAN MACDONALD 7:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Ryan MacDonald is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Thunder Bay. He spends his time as the lead singer of The Honest Heart Collective, a six-piece touring rock band. When he isn’t on the road, Ryan runs Lionheart Studios, which has become an incubator of new music for many local acts.
THE WHITE BUFFALO 8:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Jake Smith, singer, songwriter, guitarist, and sole charter member was born in Oregon and raised in Huntington Beach. His parents helped to instill an abiding love for country music during his childhood, which subsequently gravitated towards punk rock. Over the course of five albums, various EPs, and numerous prominent placements in such high-profile outlets as TV’s Sons of Anarchy and Californication, Smith has built a powerful body of work that marks him as a genuine original. The California-bred artist writes timeless, vividly detailed character studies, tapping into the emotional lives of various misfits, outsiders and troubled souls with insight and compassion. His songwriting is matched by his rough-hewn, deeply expressive voice, and by his distinctive instrumental arrangements, which are simultaneously intimate and epic.
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WEDNESDAY JULY 19, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
RAG MAPLE 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Rag Maple was conceived in the fall of 2013 and is situated around the Thunder Bay area. Raised in a family of bluegrass origin, singer/songwriter Alex McDonald teams up with the classically trained competitive fiddler Sheila Roberts. The duo throws back into high lonesome style folk while breathing new life into their sound with a more modern indie flare.
THE ONCE 7:15 PM & 8:15 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT With “vocal harmonies thick enough to stand on,” and armed with bouzouki, banjo, unaccompanied ballads and shanties, The Once have quickly earned their place amongst Newfoundland’s finest musical talent. A decadent treat for the most discriminating folk palate. 4 Time 2009 Music Newfoundland and Labrador award winners and East Coast Music Award nominees 2010; The Once is a trio of young folk musicians, building on the traditions of their native province.
The Once will be offering a youth harmony workshop on July 18. Visit thunderbay.ca/live for further details and registration information.
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WEDNESDAY JULY 26, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
ROBIN RANGER 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Robin Ranger is a jazz composer and musician from Fort William First Nation. He has two full length records featuring his own jazz compositions and vocal style along with performances from some of the finest jazz musicians in the city. These include The View from Seventh Sky (2010) and In From Out of the Rain (2015).
JEAN PAUL DE ROOVER 7:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT With an innovative and original approach to music, Jean-Paul De Roover is much more than just a solo artist. Live looping with guitars and a voice used as an instrument this multi-instrumentalist constructs his songs piece by piece before your eyes. Beginning in silence his performance could lead anywhere as he builds it live, inviting his audience to become a part of the unique final product. Although he was born in Thunder Bay, ON, De Roover was raised overseas in Africa, Asia and South America before moving back to Canada in 2001. This distinct upbringing has led him to create a post-pop style that is decidedly his own, blending ideas from rock, pop, a cappella and electronica.
NADJIWAN 8:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT The man behind the project and the music is Marc Meriläinen. Born in northern Manitoba and raised in the untamed beauty of Northwestern Ontario, Marc knew from an early age he would perform music. Marc is a member of the Chippewas of Nawash First Nation as well as has a Finnish heritage. After graduating from the Music Industry Arts program at Fanshawe College in London, Marc returned to Thunder Bay where he began collaborating with other First Nations musicians. The first NADJIWAN compact disc titled "Brother", released in 1995, went on to achieve much success in both Canada and the United States.
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
THE ROOSTERS 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT The Roosters are a ‘well-seasoned’ 5-piece ensemble that performs original music as well as an eclectic mix of Blues, Classic Rock and some good ole’ Rock & Roll. Cover tunes span the alphabet from A to Z... from The Allman’s to ZZ Top, and includes artists from all the letters in between: The Beatles, Eric Clapton, The Doors, Hendrix, Neil Young, Pink Floyd, Santana, Tom Petty, and The Rolling Stones… just to name a few. To finish off the mix, just add in a sprinkling of The Roosters’ originals, and you’ve got a full night of music that you won’t soon forget.
CAFÉ PARIS 7:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Café Paris is one of Thunder Bay’s premier jazz ensembles featuring some of the city’s most diverse and talented musicians. The band was created in November of 2015 by Martin Blanchet. It is one of his many bands that perform under the consortium of musicians that make up the Martin Blanchet Jazz Quintet. Café Paris specializes in French jazz, gypsy jazz, chanson française, cabaret, world, etc. The group consists of members; Martin Blanchet, Jean-Francois Breton, Dino Pepe, Katie Stevens, Kyle Shushack, and Joshua Brecka.
DANNY JOHNSON 8:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Danny is no stranger to theatre audiences, having performed in over fifty productions and at a variety of venues and festivals around the world. He has opened for and toured with many acclaimed acts, including Bob Dylan, The Tragically Hip, Colin James, Michelle Wright, David Wilcox, Fred Eaglesmith, George Jones, Tommy Hunter, Valdy and Johnny Cash. He was recently invited to perform for a special tour for the Six String Nation Guitar Tour (a guitar made from various Canadian historical items). He is presently working on an album with Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, one of the finest slide players in the world, who was awarded a Grammy for his album with Ry Cooder, A Meeting By The River.
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
ONTOUR CONCERT SERIES 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Ontario’s 150th anniversary is in full swing and what’s a party without music? As part of a line-up of celebrations and events throughout the year, the free ONtour concert series will provide the soundtrack for the summer of 2017, stopping in communities across the province and showcasing some of Ontario’s brightest musical talent. www.ontario.ca/150
MAGIC! MAGIC! is a Toronto-bred, Los-Angeles-based quartet who scored the song of the summer, “Rude” – a buoyant reggae-pop tune that held the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for six weeks, charted in 41 countries, sold more than ten million singles and boasts over one billion views on VEVO. Now, MAGIC! Is back with 2017’s song of the summer, the smash hit collaboration ‘Girl At Coachella’ with Matoma ft. D.R.A.M. which has already soared past 20 million streams! Over the past 3 years MAGIC! has established itself as a bonafide sensation thanks to its undeniably catchy sound, superlative songwriting, and masterful musicianship. The band, which also features guitarist Mark Pelli, drummer Alex Tanas, and bassist Ben Spivak, released Primary Colours in 2016 with the Caribbean-tinged “Lay You Down Easy” (featuring Sean Paul), which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Reggae Digital Songs chart and racked up two million Spotify streams and one million VEVO views in its first two weeks.
KARDINAL OFFISHALL Born and raised in Toronto, a city where cultures of the world come together, Kardinal Offishall’s moniker of “Mr. International” is as fitting as it is catchy. With his notable twist of hip-hop music, spirited stage performances and captivating persona he stands out on a world stage. Incredibly original and widely received, Offishall has trekked across the globe performing in some of the most acclaimed stadiums, arenas and festivals where he, without fail, exhilarates fans with one-of-a-kind musically vivacious mash-up performances. From Prince’s Trust Fashion/Rock show that was broadcast to over 400 million viewers in over 70 countries worldwide, to performing multiple times at the MMVA’s, Offishall has become a notable figure amongst the top ranking in the music industry.
MIDNIGHT SHINE When singer/songwriter Adrian Sutherland was invited to open for Trooper in Timmins in 2011, there was one condition: he had to perform with a band. So he pulled together Zach Tomatuk (guitar/vocals), Stan Louttit (bass/vocals), and George Gillies (drums/vocals), and Midnight Shine was born. The Northern Ontario foursome has been together ever since, with a winning combination of energy, experience, and passion, and distinct style that seamlessly blends roots, classic and modern rock. They’ve so far released two albums, Midnight Shine and Northern Man, commercial-quality radio-friendly recordings that are quietly making ever-widening ripples among fans, industry, and media, and creating an impressive and compelling sonic identity that is sure to turn heads.
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Community Group Performances Diverse local talents!
Featuring: The Royal Canadian Legion Colour Guard, Thunder Bay Police Band and vocalist
New performances every 30-45 minutes • Taiji Circle Stage • Baggage Building Waterfront Stage • Baggage Building Courtyard Stage
Featured activities throughout Prince Arthur’s Landing include: • Face Painting & Balloon Animals • Visit the Rites of Passage Project’s Teaching Lodge in the Spirit Garden • Crafts at the Baggage Building Arts Centre • Mind-bending Magic Tricks with MacKinley’s Delusions • Local Artist and Artisan market • Ride in the Skate/BMX Plaza and Splash Pad • Activities with You/th Move • Métis games and songs with the Métis Nation of Ontario • Inflatable Play Structures • Canada 150 Exhibition at the Baggage Building Arts Centre • Bring your bathing suit for Splash Pad fun • And much MORE!
Great Bands! Playing on two stages, from 5:00pm -11:00pm. • Main Stage • 2nd Stage
Power of Ideas Exhibition and Actua`s Maker Mobile 5:00pm – 11:00pm • Learn about the latest leaps in science, engineering, and technology! • Travelling science exhibit that is visiting communities all across Canada • 5 amazing groups come together to help us question the world around us
Food 5:00pm – 11:00pm Food vendors will be available at various locations throughout the Park serving your favorite foods and snacks! Bight Restaurant will be open from 11:30am – Midnight
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“Out of this World” with Science North • Interactive display allowing everyone to be hands on with space • Learn about moons, stars, planets, astronauts, space, robotics, and more! • Test your space skills with the Astronaut Challenge • A planetarium will be on display in Mariners Hall
Important Information PARK n’ RIDE on the FREE shuttle bus 4:30pm – 12:30am to Marina Park from any of the following locations: • Thunder Bay 55 Plus Centre (700 River Street) • Intercity Shopping Centre FREE parking downtown in the Court Street Parkade
Fireworks
Marina Park will be closed to vehicle traffic on Canada Day. Everyone is encouraged to take advantage of free off-site parking and shuttles.
Come out and celebrate Canada 150 with a spectacular fireworks display that guarantees to make sparks fly!
No personal fireworks or alcohol will be allowed on-site at Marina Park on Canada Day.
Information Stations To help you during the event by answering questions and providing you with maps and schedules for the Canada Day Celebration! Three Locations; one near the Camelot pedestrian entrance, one near the Baggage Building Arts Centre, and one near the Boaters Parking Lot. For more information go to www.thunderbay.ca/canadaday
STAGE PERFORMANCES Main Stage 5:15pm World Dance Collective
6:30pm Nick Sherman
7:30pm Ten Strings & A Goat Skin
9:30pm Rock Steady
2017 Juno Nominee
2nd Stage 5:00pm The Benders
6:30pm Café Paris
7:00pm Lorrina Belluz
8:00pm Rodney Brown
9:00pm Sarah Kanutski
10:00pm DJ Blackie Chan
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
GIBSON, MARTIN & I 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Gibson Martin & I is a Canadian Bluegrass band based in Thunder Bay consisting of four players; Bob Balabuck, Bob Parisien, Dan McCutchon and Ken Jacobson. The group’s name came about when one of Bob Balabuck’s (a retired teacher) former students asked him what instruments the members play. He replied “a Martin guitar, a Gibson banjo and an Ibenez bass”, hence the name, Gibson, Martin & I, was born.
KYLE MILTON SHUSHACK 7:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Kyle Milton Shushack is a folk/roots musician hailing from Thunder Bay, Ontario. Originally born in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Kyle's music is inspired by the likes of Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly, and many other classic folk artists. He has performed at various music festivals across Canada and frequently plays local shows in Thunder Bay.
THE DEAD SOUTH 8:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT The Dead South is a four-piece acoustic ensemble based in Regina, Saskatchewan. With Nate Hilts' gritty vocals and aggressive guitar strumming, Scott Pringle's soaring harmonies and mandolin chops, Colton Crawford's blazing banjo licks and steady kick drum, and Danny Kenyon's prominent cello melodies, The Dead South blends elements of folk, bluegrass, classical, and rock which results in a unique, modern, and authentic blend of boot-stompin' acoustic music.
Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame and Museum Celebrating Our Proud Sports History Museum Displays ~ Library & Archives ~ Group & School Programs EXHIBIT GALLERY OPEN: Tuesday to Saturday - 12 to 5 pm Located in Downtown Thunder Bay South - Beside City Hall - 219 May Street South
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 23, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
ROY CORAN BIG BAND 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Enjoy the powerful and dynamic sound of the great Roy Coran Big Band. The orchestra performs a variety of music by arrangers and composers such as Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Neil Hefty and more. Conducted by leader Ted Vaillant, with seventeen musicians and Hedi Beale on vocals – this fabulous orchestra is a treat to hear and see.
THUNDER BAY COMMUNITY BAND 7:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT The Thunder Bay Community Band is a non-profit, volunteer concert band that has been in existence for over 50 years. The band and its members love to share a love for music and for the City of Thunder Bay and surrounding area. Come out to hear them play, or better yet, join them!
JAMES BORASKI & MOMENTARY EVOLUTION 8:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT James Boraski and Momentary Evolution always deliver tight, professional musicianship with a high degree of audience satisfaction whether they are performing their original contemporary roots & rockin’ blues in small intimate clubs, or major corporate events and festival stages.
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 30, 6:00-9:00 P.M. - MARINA PARK
LA REESE 6:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT La Reese formed in the summer of 2016. The band consists of long-time friends, Sean Skillen, Ian Mackay, Drew Ezack, and Gaelin Brown. La Reese plays a variety of original songs as well as covers. The band quickly began playing shows in the late summer of 2016 in Thunder Bay, and has since opened for touring acts such as The Trews, The Balconies, and Elliot Brood.
COLD LAKE SUN 7:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Cold Lake Sun is a Thunder Bay-based four-piece alternative pop and rock band that blends bright, upbeat, original song writing with reverb-soaked ambient textures and saturnine lyrics. The band consists of British songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Robin E. Moss, drummer Scott Mckay, bassist Ian Kaufman, and guitar phenom Jordan Elcheson. Cold Lake Sun has headlined Saturday night at Red Rock Folk Festival 2016, opened for Joel Plaskett at Live on the Waterfront 2016, and spent 2+ years gigging on the local live music scene at various venues around Thunder Bay.
THE HONEST HEART COLLECTIVE 8:00 PM - LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT Two brothers. A flicker of fire. An insatiable need to write together and an affinity for Irish whiskey. The Honest Heart Collective was born out of a no holds barred approach to putting the music first and a rotating cast of musicians made permanent. Singer Ryan MacDonald explained that the premise behind the record stemmed from a time when it was easier to lie than tell the truth and deal with it. Those struggles became words, and those words became songs. A passing moment on a city bus gave a man the perspective to take life day by day, minute by minute to a better place.
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2017 Playground Program Locations DROP-IN SCHEDULE | JULY 4 - AUGUST 24 | 9:30AM-4:00PM Locations are pending for Aug 22 – 24 Please see below for specific site closures Mon-Fri
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John Jumbo Gardens [Toivo St.]
West Thunder C.C. [Rinkshack]
Dease Park (Near Equipment)
Westmount School [Gym]
South Neebing C.C. [Main Hall]
Vickers Heights (Main Hall)
Vicker’s Park [Near Equipment]
North End C.C. [Rickshack]
Academy Park (14 Trillium Crt.)
North McIntyre C.C. [Rinkshack]
County Park (Rinkshack)
Wayland Park [Rinkshack]
Tarbutt Park (Rinkshack)
West Arthur C.C. [Main Hall]
Vale C.C. (Main Hall)
Claude Garton School (Gym)
River Terrace (Near Equipment)
Volunteer Pool (Main Hall)
Oliver Rd (Rink Shack)
Please Note: locations for the summer of 2017 were determined based on construction and site availability. ALL SITES WILL BE CLOSED ON JULY 14, AUG 4, AUG 7, AUG 25. Please note the following site closures July 11
Vickers Park (Teddy Bears Picnic)
July 13
County Park
July 20
Vickers Heights
July 27
River Terrace
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Dease
Aug 10
Academy Park
Aug 17
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