B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 12, 1995

Terrace previews

midsummer festival

NOTES OF SUNSHINE and
the tune of warm breezes herald
the arrival of summer and the

promise of the Smithers Midsum-
mer festival.

But June is still a long ways off,

so the Terrace Musicians Associ-

ation is holding a preview of at-
tractions to come, on May 5.

The event will be open to all
ages and features nine bands fram
the Smithers area,

Irish folk ~ band ~~ Talisker
promises to get that frozen winter
blood boiling, as-docs the rocking
country Brew Grass Band.

Krazy, an all female acappella
band, offers a change from the or-
dinary. Also promised is a visit

from the Tom Strong Band.

If spring fever has hit, the
Beatniks offer a cure. Their up-
tempo, jazz-fusion, Afro-funk
sound will have you stripping off
your’ shocs and dancing home
barefoot.

The Smithers Festival Band &
Dance will be at the Elks Hall, on
May 3, fom 7 p.m. till 2 am.
Adult tickets are $15, students
$10 and kids $5, A good selection

of food: and non-alcoholic drinks :

is promised. _

Tickets for this event are ex-
pected ta go fast. Watch for them
fo .come on sale soon at
Sidewalkers and Misty River
Books,

Festival

ON MAY 5 you'll geta pre-
view to the Smithers Midsum-
mer Festival. And if a preview
just won't satisfy your hunger
for great blues and folk, the
real thing happens June 23-
25, bringing a fantastic array
of musicians to the northwest.

Whitehorse natives Inconnu
are one of the top headliners,
with a great mix of zydeco
and Acadian rock. From muck
further south, comes Del Ray,
a Califomia blues player
reputed to play some of the
best ‘‘national steel guitars.’’
He has a voice to match as
well. ;

Festival founder Marion
Rose from Vancouver brings

looks exciting

line-up

with her traditional folk
songs, and, one of Van-
couver’s hottest folk players,
Tammy Faesart, Faesart came
to Smithers in November and
allegedly wowed her
audience.

The Prince George band
Group de Jour will be coming
to town, and of course
hometown boy Mark Perry
will take the stage,

“We've gat about 150 to
200 entertainers coming from
throughout B.C.,” says festi-
val organizer Lorne Clark.

Tickets go on sale mid-April
at Mountain Eagle Books and
Interior Stationery in
Smithers.

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Around
Town

Time to clean

up our city
THE TERRACE . BEAUTI-
FICATION Society hosts its 10th
anmual garbathon on April 23.
Everyone is welcome, including
families; teams and individuals,
with prizes for the most garbage

_ collected,
_ You can register at the Terrace .

Standard, City Hal or CFTK.
Meet at the McDonalds parking

lot at 2 pm. on Apri 23, and

bring a pair of gardening gloves.

Salmon Valley

festival is back

COUNTRY MUSIC fans get to
yout phones! The 5th annual Sal-
mon Valley Music Festival is
back July 28, 29 & 30 with an
impressive array of recording art-
ists from throughout Canada and
the United States,

Blue Rodeo, John Anderson,
Waylon Jennings, Shenandoah,
Patricia Conroy, Ricky Van
Shelton and Farmer’s Daughter
are a few of the top headliners.

Weekend passes are $100
each, though when you buy two,
they throw in a free campsite, In
case you don’t know where the
Salmon Valley is, it’s lacated 20
minutes north of Prince George,
up Highway 97.

Tickets are available through
the Salmon Valley Hotline at
(604) 971-2220,

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