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Arts in the Park returns with great line-up of free performances

The Seeker by The Seeker
June 19, 2017
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Arts in the Park

The City of Cornwall’s popular Arts in the Park program is set to return to Lamoureux Park for its 32nd season with a full slate of free family entertainment.

This year’s program features 25 performances by local musical acts as well as a free outdoor movie in the park on Saturday, July 15th (weather permitting, film title to be announced) in partnership with Rachel’s Kids.
In addition, this year’s series will feature some live theatre in the form of Shakespeare in the Park. The Montreal-based Repercussion Theatre will present Much Ado About Nothing on Friday, July 14th under the stars in Lamoureux Park.

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“We are really excited about the shows and performers we’ve lined up for Arts in the Park this year,” said Lorne Taillon, Leisure Arts Coordinator. “It’s a special year since we are celebrating Canada 150. These free events will give everyone a chance to join in the celebration.”
All Arts in the Park events are free however donations are gratefully accepted to help offset the cost of the programming. Shows are held outdoors at the Lion’s Club Bandshell in Lamoureux Park, and all musical performances will begin at 7 pm (weather permitting) unless otherwise noted. The outdoor movie in the park will begin at approximately 8:45 pm (weather permitting) while Shakespeare in the Park will begin at 7 pm. Free parking is available behind the bandshell and at the nearby Cornwall Civic Complex.

Sponsorship opportunities are still available for the 2017 season of Arts in the Park, with packages starting as low as at $25. For more information, please contact Mr. Taillon at (613) 938-9898 ext. 2 or by e-mail at [email protected].

2017 Arts in the Park line-up

Tuesday, June 27 Grace Willison

Wednesday, June 28 Seaway Winds

Thursday, June 29 Winston Marley

Tuesday, July 4 Two Dimensions

Wednesday, July 5 Seaway Winds

Thursday, July 6 Mike McAnany and Intrepid

Tuesday, July 11 Moe Lemieux Quartet and Stephen Vallieres

Thursday, July 13 The Hallions

Friday, July 14 Shakespeare in the Park (Much Ado About Nothing)

Saturday, July 15 Outdoor Movie in the Park (Title to be announced)

Sunday, July 16 (2 pm) Clarpian-duo

Tuesday, July 18 Bruce Ciccarelli

Wednesday, July 19 Seaway Winds

Thursday, July 20 Switchgear

Tuesday, August 1 Carey B Grant & The Cadillac Kitcats

Wednesday, August 2 Seaway Winds

Thursday, August 3 Radio Nova

Tuesday, August 8 Rock Bottom

Wednesday, August 9 Mena Hardy Band

Thursday, August 10 Revival

Monday, August 14 Ruby Tuesday Dixie Band

Tuesday, August 15 The Snyders

Wednesday, August 16 The Shiners

Thursday, August 17 Mandee Woods Band

Monday, August 21 Shelter Valley

Tuesday, August 22 D-Composers

Thursday, August 24 Sevengate

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For additional information on this media release, please contact:
Lorne Taillon Leisure Arts Coordinator City of Cornwall (613) 938-9898 ext. 2 [email protected]
www.Cornwall.ca/ArtsInThePark

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