Here's a look at some of what's happening Sunday at the Northern Lights Festival Boreal in Bell Park.
Family Stage:
Dale Pepin - 12:00
Douglas John - 12:45
Mike Ford - 1:30
Chris McKhool - 2:15
Science North - 3:00
Chuck Labelle w/ Stephane Paquette - 3:45
Patches - 4:30
Dale Pepin - 5:15
Acoustic Stage:
You Can't Blame the Youth (workshop)- 12:00
Gypsy Swing - 1:00
Acoustic Concert w/ Dwayne Trudeau - 2:00
Acoustic Concert w/ Julie Doiron - 3:00
How Fragile the Planet (workshop) - 4:00
CBC Stage:
Modern Francophone Songwriters (workshop) - 12:00
Today's Indie Rockers, Tomorrow's Festival Stars
(workshop) - 1:00
Ain't No Roosters in the Henhouse (workshop) - 2:00
Guitar Styles (workshop) - 3:00
Under the Influence of Stan (workshop) - 4:00
Arts Village Stage:
CKLU Open Stage - 12:00
Marty Smets - 1:00
The Elephant Band - 2:00
The Spontanes - 3:00
Mose Scarlett - 4:00
Jackie Washington - 5:00
November All-Stars - 7:00
M-19 - 8:00
The Rubes - 9:00
Main Stage:
Darlene - 12:00
Kevin Closs - 1:00
Chuck LaBelle - 2:00
Ken Whiteley's Gospel Hour - 3:00
La Volee d'Castor - 4:00
Claude et Dana - 7:00
The Spontanes - 7:30
Nathan Rogers - 8:15
Valdy - 9:00
Blue Rodeo - 10:00
In addition to various vendors, climate change solutions will
also be highlighted at the Northern Lights Festival Boreal with
GREENville. Northern Life is sponsoring the GREENville area,
the first in northeastern Ontario.
Allan Hodder of Hodder Biodiesel will demonstrate that the
generators powering the music stage in the arts area can be run
on 100 percent biodiesel, a clean renewable fuel based on
vegetable crops. Meanwhile local renewable energy retailer,
Jean Marc Pitre of Enviro Energy at 1544 Lasalle Blvd. will be
showing off solar panels at his booth. He helped to power a
music stage at another music festival in Ottawa last year. For
all the contacts in Sudbury for renewable energy and other
green activities why not pick up your free Keen to be Green
Guide at the booth of Nathalie Gara-Boivin of the Sudbury Basin
Environmental Networking Initiative.
Pay a visit to GREENville to check out these and other climate
change booths.
Tickets for NLFB are available at the following outlets: Black
Cat Too!, Records on Wheels, Jett Landry Music Ltd., Walden
Home Hardware, Gloria's Restaurant, A&J Home Hardware and
in the NLFB office at 109 Elm St. Tickets are also available
on-site. Tickets cost $27 for Sunday. Children under 10 are
free.
