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Join us at the Strawberry Festival on Saturday, June 29th 2024 for our super spelling bee! Children will compete to determine the winner in this spelling showdown. This program will be held in the bandshell at Memorial Park. ​ There are two registration categories: one for children aged 7-10 and one for children aged 11-13. This program is free to register. The link to the registration is as follows: ​ CLICK TO REGISTER

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HOME ABOUT US Maps SITE MAP Events STRAWBERRY JAM JR. DOG CONTEST STOUFFVILLE BAKES TOTALLY TODDLERS SPELLING BEE VENDORS VENDOR INFO VENDOR LIST VOLUNTEER PARTNERS PEOPLE OF THE YEAR SUSTAINIBILITY GALLERY FAQ CONTACT US 2024 Partnership Opportunities The annual support by Stouffville community residents, businesses and local government is a critical component in the success of the Strawberry Festival. Our Partnership Program for 2024 offers a range of activities for our supporters to participate in while ensuring broad exposure for our partners. Support your community, Build awareness for your products and services, Participate in three days of fun-filled family activities. For more information on the variety of opportunities available to you, click on the button below. VIEW PARTNERSHIP BROCHURE Thank you to our 2024 Partners! Our Festival Champions Partners Friends Alsop Insurance | SCS Consulting | Todd Brothers Contracting | Long & McQuade | The Bike Asylum | Water Depot | Stanmore Carts | Reesors' Farm Market and Bakery | MP Dr. Helena Jaczek | Mayor Iain Lovatt | MPP Paul Calandra | Schell Lumber Home Building Centre | Stephenson's Rental | Boston Pizza Contributors Abotti with Antonietta | Breck Highland School of Dance | Harriet Chung Performing Arts | Laya Bhava Dance Academy | Stouffville Academy of Music & Dance | York Dance Academy | K9'S in KAHOOTS | Town of Whitchurch Stouffville Leisure Services | Romina Boodram | The St. John Paul II Assembly Knights of Columbus Honour Guard ©2019-2023 Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival. All Rights Reserved.

The Strawberry Festival is striving to go green! Go Green We are excited to announce our new green initiatives to help the festival be greener than a field of strawberry plants in June! We have 4 new waste stations located around the food vendor areas. There are bins for recycling, food waste/organics and regular waste. We’d love to see the compost and recycling bins being used to their “full” potential! Even one item diverted from waste is great. No sure what bin to use? Volunteers will be mingling with our visitors to help with any questions you may have. We are happy to help you, so don’t be shy! WAIT! We aren’t done yet. Did you know about the new water stations? Bring your reusable water bottle and fill it up for free, tasty water to go with your even tastier festival snacks. Don't have your own? Visit our Info Booth to purchase a Festival-branded BPA-free water bottle. GREEN VENDOR PROGRAM Are you a new or returning Festival vendor? This program is for you! Our goal is to encourage and support our vendors to make greener choices to reduce the waste produced at the festival. Have you been interested in cutting back on your waste? We want to work with you to find sensible solutions for a greener festival. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Position: Sustainable Stouffville Program Developer ​ Who we are: The Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival is a community Festival that takes place in Stouffville over the Canada Day weekend. Located in the heart of the Town in Memorial Park, the Festival attracts more than 25,000 people. This year, the Festival is looking to enhance its Sustainable Stouffville initiative by growing the number of interactive activities on site and extending activities afterwards to ultimately develop a roadmap that can be used for broader engagement in the various aspects of Sustainability. The Strawberry Festival is looking to hire someone to support these efforts. This opportunity has been made possible through the Legacy Fund . Term: This is a contract position running June 5, 2023 to August 11, 2023. Work Location: This position does not require regular attendance at an office but it does require attendance at the Strawberry Festival during the weekend of July 1&2 and perhaps in-person meetings with organizations and members of the community. Hours & Rate: The position will be for 24 hours per week (on average) and will be paid at a rate of $20 per hour although there is expected to be some variability in terms of days and hours worked with a significant number of hours worked through the weekend of July 1 & 2, 2023. A work plan with billable hours will be established between the Committee and the successful candidate. About the role: Before the Festival: The successful candidate will work with the Strawberry Festival committee to develop a number of educational activities for Festival-goers that will engage them in different aspects of sustainable living. Key themes include: Low carbon heating & cooling Growing and eating locally produced food Naturalizing gardens for better habitat for bees and butterflies Reducing waste through upcycle, recycle, re-use, repair ​ Beginning ahead of the festival and continuing throughout and beyond, the successful candidate will develop and implement a social media strategy that will engage members of the community, draw linkages to other organizations, and build a platform for improved sustainability. During the Festival: In addition to overseeing the activities, this position will help gather input from Festival-goers on the following: What does Sustainability Mean to Me? What are the Barriers to me Living more Sustainably? ​ Although work has begun in all of these areas, this role will be largely responsible for bringing these aspects of the Strawberry Festival together and working with Committee members to engage local businesses and like-minded organizations. After the Festival The Strawberry Festival would like to make these activities the “jumping-off” point to engage the community in longer term action related to Sustainability. To this end, this role will: Leverage social media to extend some of the events from the Strawberry Festival and maintain engagement. Harvest information gathered at the Festival to develop themes and activities that will engage residents and support them in taking action to live more sustainably. Work with the Committee and like-minded organizations to develop a roadmap of activities and goals for the 2-month, 6-month, and 12-month timeframe that can be leveraged for future planning and engagement with local businesses, politicians, and planners. ​ About You: You are a well-organized self-starter with great communication skills. You will have demonstrated experience in planning for longer term goals and breaking them down into actionable steps. You are knowledgeable about one or more of the areas of focus for Sustainable Stouffville and understand how these are applied in day-to-day living. You are comfortable engaging with members of the public and other organizations and have strong written and verbal communication skills. You are able to attend the Strawberry Festival throughout the Canada Day weekend including the time needed for setup and teardown. ​ Candidates are asked to send a cover letter and resume to info@strawberryfestival.ca .The position will remain open until it is filled. We thank everyone for their interest in this role - only those moving on to the interview stage will receive a response.

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Vendor List 19th Ave Farmers Market 7th Fashion Ag Designs Alena's - A Canadian Candle Company Atelier Yan Inc. Believe Me Marketing LTD. Bubble Scubbies Chengmanxiang noodles house, Communal Eats Crochet By Beccs Dotnen Farquharson Realty Ltd. Flaming Serpent Fox & Thistle Bakery Green's Your Colour Inc. Hockley Designs JAMES MERKSAMER REALTOR Jazz urban style Koze kandles Lemon Heaven Liko's Hawaiian Barbecue MCC Care & Share Thrift Shop Magic windows McClelland Premium Imports Mindful Apparel Monarch Designs Muddy York Brewing Co. Northwind Baits Parks Canada Peace of Art Perfect Meat Bowl Midland Print Paper and Co Realistic Handmade Reunion Stouffville Rolling In Dough Santa of Summer Inc. Springvale Church Stouffville Grace Baptist Church Street Dawah Toronto Sustainable Stouffville T.O leather fashions The Frozen Jazzis The Weehomestead Tibetan Arts Travelpoint Enterprises Inc Stouffville Branch Triple C & Co Boutique Truly Posh Boutique Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library Wonderbunnie Designs Sewing Yer Craft Den York Region Public Works evolve beauty line nostalgia91 peymski Food Truck Inc stouffville United Church wsbutterflyway project 3D Print It By Jennifer Ace Beverage Group Albionhills farm Aromatics For U Aunt Beth's Brooks Farms Ltd. Cake Pop Store Choco tales Costco Wholesale Crocheted By Livie Eliza Perry Jewellery Fellowship of Christian Farmers Flight Centre Cruise GALLO REAL ESTATE LTD. HK STATION Homemade By Melissa JBs Things Jusdan Canada Inc. Lacito Store Len.A’s modern beauty Los Mayas Made Good Mandi Mugginz Meats & Treats Mini me Munchkins Mr Bamboo Plus Muttz with Mannerz OberezovArt Parkview Home Perfect Meat Bowl Aurora Perla Dental RBC Reesor's Farm Market Inc. Richardson Lodge Rouge River Brewing Company Shari Sushi & Maki St. Marks Knights of Columbus Stouffville Optometry Sue's Stitches Sweet oasis Texas Tornado Food Truck The GTA Mennonite Festival The Whimsical Crispie Co Ticket Booth Treatsbynonnamary/webejamminnn Tropic Love Concession Turn Write Pens by Rob Whitchurch-Stouffville Toastmasters Club YMMUSHOP York Dance Academy YoyoFun gift shop go fish ontario corn roasters redheadco scrunchies telMAX 3dforge.shop Active Body Chiropractic Alcohol 5 Art That Sparkle Basoli sauces Bruno’s Bakery and cafe Canadian self care store Ltd Clark's Creations Creative Henna Dill Doughs Epilepsy York Region First Student Canada For the birds 2024 GP This or That Jewellery Heavenly Popt Kettle Corn ISKCON Stouffville JSC factory direct Inc. Knits & Sweets Latcham Art Centre Level Up Sports Skills Training M & H Madi's craft hut Maria Skubic Migohouse gift shop Mister Treats Ice Cream Mr Cool Soft Ice Cream Truck Nonna Mira baking and crafts Palgong Tea Party Helpers By Sol Perfect Meat Bowl DT Photobooth Empire RBC Wealth Management Renewal by Andersen Road Grill Royal Canadian Legion Branch 459 Simply the Best Designs Stouffville Family Massage and Wellness Stouffville Soccer Club Superior Meats SweetLegs Uxbridge with Carolyn That Pretzel Dough The Sunny Side of Life Co The strudel ladies Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville Trentadue Torres Group True Path Yoga & Pilates VND Educational Society Willowgrove YURA SISA York Region Public Health dog gone gear melissas.handmades p4prty salt + MUSTARD the joy of harvest

Be a Volunteer! Apply as volunteer Apply as Smart Serve volunteer SIGNUP IS NOW CLOSED Join Our Committee! The Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival is more than a family-fun event, it's a festival that draws members of our community together over a 10-month period of planning and organization and we need YOU to join our Festival Family. The Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival is run by a team of volunteers. We welcome new members to our Festival Committee so come join us and be a part of a great experience and amazing event! JOIN US

THE WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IS PROUD TO HOST THE 2024 PEOPLE OF THE YEAR AWARDS! Do you know someone who should be honoured as the Citizen of the Year or the Sportsperson of the Year? The Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival is currently accepting nominations for these prestigious annual awards. Winners will be recognized during the Opening Ceremonies of the Stouffville Strawberry Festival on Friday, June 28th , 2024. And The Winners Are:

Anchor 1 Music and Entertainment Tons of fun for the whole family the whole weekend! Come out and enjoy the Music and Entertainment throughout the festival. All performances take place in the Bandshell unless otherwise indicated. Fri. June 28 7:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Ginger St. James Ginger St. James has been creating and performing music for over a decade on the Canadian Music Scene and this "chick from the sticks" isn't stopping anytime soon. With her sultry and powerful voice, her sassy and commanding stage presence, and a repertoire that blends blues, rockabilly and country, Ginger St. James stands out as one of Canada’s most exciting performers. She is tough raunchy, has an undercurrent of humour and speaks to the concerns of folks who drink, dance, work two jobs and need to unwind at the first possible opportunity. A new album is in the works and will be released later this year. see schedule DooDoo the Clown Doo Doo has been a Strawberry Festival staple for many years and always manages to entertain and delight the crowd with his wonderfully high energy performances. Doo Doo will be preforming in the bandshell on Saturday at 10:30am and 3:00 pm and again Sunday at 12:30 pm. He will also be entertaining festival goers at Memorial Park throughout the weekend. Sat. June 29 8:00 AM outside Latcham Hall Brian Wride - fingerstyle guitar Brian Wride is an accomplished instrumental guitarist and occasional composer who teaches guitar from his home in Uxbridge, Ontario. His passion is for music education, but he has also developed a love of performing at events and festivals and is a fixture in the York-Durham-Kawartha music scene. As an instrumental fingerstyle guitarist, Brian creates images and evokes emotions with his guitar and has appeared on the stages of the Springtide Music Festival, the Kawartha Lakes Festival of the Arts and the Greenbank Folk Music Society. Sat. June 29 9:00 AM outside Latcham Hall Des McCann - fingerstyle guitar Des is a local fingerstyle guitarist inspired by the music of Bruce Cockburn and others. His tutelage under D'Arcy Wickham and Jason Fowler has led to a number of finely crafted solo fingerstyle guitar compositions based on things like the sound his cat makes when padding up the stairs - 'Footsteps on the Stairs '. Sat. June 29 11:00 AM in Latcham Hall The Django Djunkies - gypsy jazz (quartet) The Django Djunkies play music known as Gypsy Swing or Gypsy Jazz. This is a style of music from the 1920s and ongoing which is based on a European interpretation of early jazz and jazz standards in combination with European influenced styles and new compositions. Sat. June 29 11:00 AM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Harriet Chung Performing Arts At Harriet Chung Performing Arts, we are proud to offer musical theatre, ballet & point, contemporary, lyrical, acro jazz, hip hop and private coaching at the studio. Harriet Chung, the Artistic Director of the school, has had an extensive international musical theatre career and has appeared in such hits as the Toronto proudction of The Phantom of the Opera, Cats in Germany and numerous productions of The King & I in Ontario and Britis Columbia where she also received an Ovation Theatre award nomination for Outstanding Choreography. Harriet also starred in the title role in Golden Lotus, in Hong Kong, where she received a Hong Kong English Drama Award (Heckers) nomination for Best Actress. Sat. June 29 12:00 PM and 4:30 PM, on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Strawberry Jam Jr. An Open Mic for Kids 12 years of age and under. Participants must pre-register. Go to Strawberry Jam Jr. on the Events page of this website. Sat. June 29 12:00 in Latcham Hall Raimee Stevens & Ted Nasmith Ted Nasmith is better known as an illustrator of books by JRR Tolkien, but has had a musical side for as long as he's been an illustrator. He and veteran musician and singer Raimee Stevens have teamed up to create new vocal arrangements with bass and acoustic guitar, covering soft rock favourites. Sat. June 29 1:00 PM in Latcham Hall Wayne Madder Wayne Madder is a singer-songwriter, born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and lives in the Municipality of Scugog Ontario, Canada. Genre of music is jazzy blues, blues, blues rock, soul, fusion, country blues, folk.Wayne’s first single release, Crack in the Wall, made it to the 2021 semi-finals in the International Songwriting Competition and is included on his 2022 album release, Unconditional, which was awarded the Winning Album of the Year 2022 nominated by the OMAs ( Oshawa music awards). Sat. June 29 1:00 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Stouffville Academy of Music & Dance At Stouffville Academy, we strive to create a high-quality, nurturing, and FUN atmosphere where creativity and self-confidence can flourish amongst our young performing artists-in-training. For 30 years our Performing Arts Family has been a second home for the Dance, Music, and Drama students of Stouffville. Thousands of children have been welcomed through our doors, learning not just how to dance, act, sing, or play an instrument, but the creative and critical thinking skills, as well as communication and collaboration skills, that support their social and emotional development. We love being a part of the wonderful community of Stouffville. Sat. June 29 2:00 PM at Latcham Hall Mike Cole and Anne DeLong Mike Cole and Anne Delong, both from Durham Region, are regular jammers at music clubs, open mics and bluegrass festivals in southern Ontario. After hosting Kitchen Party jams around the GTA, they have performed together at Lang Pioneer Village, the Whitevale Porchfest, the Sifton-Cook Museum and the Stouffville Strawberry Festival. They are both members of the Pineridge Bluegrass Folklore Society and the Durham Region Folk Circle. Sat. June 29 3:00 PM in Latcham Hall The Kuah Jazz Ensemble Noah holds a Masters in Music from the University of Toledo in jazz performance, a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Concordia University, a performance certificate from the Musicians Institute in California and also is an OCT certified teacher currently teaching for the York Region District School Board. Noah plays a wide variety of musical styles including Jazz, Blues, Country, Bluegrass, and Funk. see schedule ​ Isabella Hoops Isabella Hoops is a circus performer based out of Toronto, Ontario Canada who has always possessed a passion for entertaining people. Her charm, flirtatious energy and her quirky humour is unforgettable. Bella doesn’t just hula-hoop; she brings her own style of dance and rhythm to the hoop to create an extraordinary and memorable show. Bella Hoops has a wide variety of performing experience: from cabarets, to festivals, on the street, in schools and kids birthday parties. Sat. June 29 3:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) York Dance Academy The York Dance Academy was founded in 1986, by local resident Angela Tucker. Students of all ages can enjoy a unique dance experience in which they can grow both mentally and physically within a safe and nurturing environment. Dedicated to providing the highest calibre of education in dance we encourage everyone to achieve their fullest potential as artists, leaders and global citizens. Our students enjoy smaller class sizes and personal attention in a family friendly environment, taught by industry leading instructors who are passionate about dance. With fully equipped, state of the art studios located in Stouffville, Newmarket and Aurora, we offer recreational, competitive and exam classes Sat. June 29 4:00 PM in Latcham Hall Thirsty Horse Thirsty Horse is made up of longtime friends and family from Newmarket, Brampton and Mississauga. Lead vocalist and lyricist Ron Crocker, has been writing and singing from a wee age and with his lifelong career as a social worker lends to his incredible story telling. Rehearsing from their home in Mississauga, Doug Martin and Lisa Townson both on guitar and vocals share a passion for playing and writing music together bringing original songs to life. Darcy Piche having drummed and performed in many bands through the years, has mastered the cajon drum adding to the bands acoustic sound. With a very special guest performance on fiddle, violin and viola by Leslie Dawn Knowles of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, this fusion sound is original and melodious. Sat. June 29 5:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) The Twangsters The Twangsters have logged thousands of kilometres and played hundreds of shows all over Southern Ontario over the past several years. At the fairs and festivals and in the clubs, the band has honed a signature sound that features a solid rhythm section, tight vocal harmonies and some spectacular twin guitar pyrotechnics. The Twangsters are: Paul Magee (Vocals, Guitars), Brendan Beresford (Guitars, Vocals), Bill Petrie (Bass, Vocals), Neil Lukewich (Drums, Vocals). Sat. June 29 7:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Leah Daniels One of Canada's top rising country artists, Leah Daniels first gained acclaim with her track “Go Back” which skyrocketed into the top 20 at Canadian Radio and won her the CRMA (Canadian Radio Music Award) as the 2016 FACTOR Breakthrough Artist of the Year. Hailing from Uxbridge Ontario, Daniels has quickly made inroads within the industry. She's received four nominations for CCMA (Canadian Country Music Association) Interactive Artist of the Year, has garnered over 2 Million views on YouTube, and won the 2016 CMA Ontario Female Artist of the Year Award. She's also taken to the stage at key festivals including CMT Fest, Boots & Hearts and Big Valley Jamboree (just to name a few). Sun. June 30 11:00 AM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Men of Note Male Voice Choir The subtle mixture of baritone and tenor voices, underscored by the richness of resonant bass notes, produce a blend of sweet sounds possible only when male voices are raised as one in song. Each Men of Note Male Voice Choir concert offers a pleasing and enjoyable interpretation of favourite melodies – from sacred anthems and choral works to plaintive spirituals, traditional folk tunes, show music and popular songs. In addition, a special place is reserved for the songs of Canadian composers. Sun. June 30 11:45 AM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Doug MacKenzie A singer/songwriter with one album (More Love to Begin) and a recent single (Every Day) to his credit, Doug brings 55+ years of playing experience & a passion for music to every show. The 100-song request list he often brings, includes favourites from 6 decades of hits Sun. June 30 12:00 noon in Latcham Hall Ken Nilsen and friend Sun. June 30 1:00 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Russ Clayton and The Flailing Shilaleighs The Flailing Shilaleighs are a high energy celtic band specializing in East Coast and Irish music. Playing together for the past 8 years, they have released one album entitled 'The Flailing Shilaleighs- Yours To Discover.' It is available on all music platforms as well as the old fashioned CD disc. Today's lineup includes Russ Clayton, Pat Gowan, and Stouffville's own, Ivan Emk Sun June 30 1:00 PM in Latcham Hall Lost Socks The Lost Sox are an acoustic/barely plugged trio consisting of two accomplished guitarists who double on vocals with a fretless bass player holding down the bottom end. The band has been reformed with founding member Tom Pullin, a long time Stouffville resident. Joining him are Jim Miller, guitarist,singer songwriter,entertainer and recording artist formerly of White Heat, Iron Horse and currently Knights of the Roses. Jim's former high school bandmate is Ian Harvey, a freelance journalist and author. Miller and Harvey played in the prog-punk band Phileas Fogg in the 1970s and reunited in 2023. The trio covers an eclectic mix of material from Vince Gill and Brad Paisley to Eric Clapton and the Eagles with some surprises in between. Sun. June 30 2:30 in the Picnic Shelter abotti with Antonietta abotti with Antonietta is a low impact group fitness experience where we incorporate everyday practical movements to FUN music -- everyone is welcome -- all fitness levels and ages. Our motto is YOU DO YOU. Join us at this year's Strawberry Festival to get a chance to meet and have FUN with our infectious, supportive and all-inclusive abotti community while incorporating some physical activity in your day. Find out first hand why Breakfast Television Toronto has named Antonietta, the creator of abotti, the female version of Richard Simmons of the North! You do not want to miss 30 mins of pure FUN and JOY! Sun. June 30 2:45 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) WhatAboutBob What About Bob has been performing Classic Rock in and around the GTA since 1992. Formed with a common bond of a love for the music they all enjoy has led them on a musical journey playing Bars, Festivals, Corporate Events, Weddings and Private Functions for over 30 years. The band features 4 vocalists all taking turns on lead and harmonies providing a variety of styles and flare for the tunes they cover. The current lineup includes Bobby Laporte on Drums and vocals, Andrew Heathcote on Guitar, Harmonica and Vocals, Bruce Bamford on Bass and vocals, Gary Macmillan on Keyboards and Barry Pausey on Guitar and vocals. Sun. June 30 3:00 PM in Latcham Hall Michael Howitt Michael is a Markham-based singer/songwriter who has entertained audiences at music festivals, street performances, farmers' markets and restaurant/bars in the GTA and surrounding areas. Michael performs unique folk/pop originals and covers of classic singer/songwriters and bands from the 60's through 90's including Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young, Harry Chapin, Tragically Hip, Blue Rodeo, etc. He is known for his captivating vocals and distinctive finger and flat picking guitar techniques. see schedule ​ The Magic of Aaron Mathews Aaron Matthews, the ultimate showman! Featuring more laughs, more magic moments and a brand-new jaw dropping illusions for the 2024 summer season! Aaron’s performances are a mix of gut busting laughter, high energy dancing, impossible illusions, inspiring stories and shocking moments! Aaron’s show has been trusted by the most prestigious events/venues in the country this past 2024 season to provide the best in family entertainment. Sun. June 30 4:00 PM in Latcham Hall Richard Eliott Richard has been performing for more than 45 years. His music is a collection of different styles, including The Blues, Latin, Flamenco, Rock, Cuban, and his own original compositions. He has performed at many major establishments in and around the Toronto and Durham area. He also has performed for the students at the "Guillermo Thomas" in Havana and at the "Casa de laTrova" in Santiago de Cuba. Sun. June 30 4:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Maddie Corinne Maddie Corinne is a Canadian country artist born and raised in Pickering, Ontario. With a large range of influences, whether it be mega-lyricists like Taylor Swift or strong-willed up-and-comers like Lainey Wilson, Corinne has written songs for many Canadian indie artists and began releasing her own music in 2022. Sun. June 30 5:45 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) New Moon Junction New Moon Junction embodies the heart and soul of country music, blending the spirit of Little Big Town with the timeless magic of Fleetwood Mac. Their songs like "Real Good Kinda Thing," "The Other Side of Goodbye," and "Don't" resonate with fans, drawing parallels to the American sensation, With their captivating three-part harmonies and dynamic stage presence, New Moon Junction has won over audiences far and wide. Nominated for CMA Ontario Group Of The Year, they stand at the threshold of a breakthrough year. With fresh music on the horizon, their journey promises to take country music lovers on an unforgettable ride. Sun. June 30 7:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Jack deKeyzer Jack de Keyzer, guitarist, singer, song writer and producer performs his high energy original blues, rock and soul charged music across Canada and the world in a career that is still going strong after 50 years. De Keyzer’s music is steeped in Chicago blues, London England’s blues rock, Detroit’s Motown, Muscle Shoals' deep soul, Memphis’ rock and roll, and Philadelphia’s funky soul jazz . De Keyzer knows first hand as he has played with many first generation pioneers of these sounds and styles, Bo Diddley, Otis Rush, Etta James, King Biscuit Boy and Ronnie Hawkins to name a few.