This year, Finger Eleven and The Tea Party's Jeff Martin on Friday. The Mandevilles, Kim Mitchell and David Wilcox on Saturday will occupy the grand stage which will surely fill the area.
by Andy Harris | Lev8.ca
Arguably the largest summer festival in the Niagara region occurs this weekend. Starting Friday 29th July and concluding Monday 1st August, the 38th annual "Canal Days" in Port Colborne, on the south shore of the Niagara region, is a huge attraction. Craft vendors, local food and beverages, street performers, solo musicians and bands with large individual followings bring tens of thousand to the pretty little town on Lake Erie. Add to this the tall ships and boats, a classic car show, the local unique businesses and more and you have a 4 day sight and sound spectacular for the whole family.
Previous headliners such as Honeymoon Suite, Platinum Blonde, Trooper, Big Sugar, Tea Party, Sloan and I Mother Earth to name a few, have made the main stage of the festival their own.
This year, Finger Eleven and The Tea Party's Jeff Martin on Friday. The Mandevilles, Kim Mitchell and David Wilcox on Saturday will occupy the grand stage which will surely fill the area.
Don't forget to take a ride on the "Empire Sandy" tall ship and stick around for the stunning fireworks over the Welland Canal at 10pm Sunday evening too!
A wonderful way to spend time over the civic holiday weekend.
~ photos courtesy of www.lev8.ca
Andy Harris has made an impact in Niagara with his extensive aerial coverage, as well as his knowledge of the local music scene.
When drone photography and videography became popular several years ago, Andy Harris turned this emerging technology into a small business which now covers Southern Ontario. Offering affordable low level aerial photography and videography, he recently added media conversion to his repertoire and now converts VHS, Slides and audio tapes to digital, as well.
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Photos: Top right: Brock Press - 'Rock at Brock', Neil Peart - JR Flood
