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ARTCITE INC. / Control.Burn Collective / CJAM 91.5 fm
 are pleased to present the 5th Annual


FAHRENHEIT Festival of Fire!

Saturday, September 30, 7:30 - 11:00 pm
(Rain or Shine!)

At the future site of LaSalle's Culture & Recreation Complex
(first driveway after Sandwich Secondary school -- approx. 7100 Malden Rd. in the Town of LaSalle)

 


Doors open at 7:30 pm.
BIG BURN starts at 9:00 pm (dusk)

Directions: From Windsor, take Huron Church Line to Malden Road; turn south onto Malden Road and watch for Fest entrance and signage at approx. 7100 Malden Rd. - just south of Sandwich Secondary School in the town of LaSalle, Ontario.

TIX only: $5 adults / $20 carload (max. 6 adults/car)
Kids under 10 FREE. TIX available @ door day of event, or in advance @ Artcite Inc., 109 University Ave. W., Windsor

Continuing in Artcite's tradition of presenting truly entertaining (and memorable) entertainments, this special off-site event features

Kids Cartoons • Guest CJAM 91.5 fm DJs! • 3 hours of all-age fun!

Site opens @ 7:30 pm for kids' activities.

Featuring 10+ Fire Sculptures and/or Outdoor Artworks by the following artists:

Steve Daigle, Daniel Fornetran, Vincent Haleford, Ed Janzen, qtizaj kimmerly w/ Chris Mangin, Bryan Lane, Tony Mosna, Erma Roung, Ken Roung, Wayne Tousignant & Darren Stanley. Additional Artists TBA!

Special thanks to Miller's Lumber, Jump Kat Productions,
Zehrs Food Plus(Dougall Square), The Great Canadian Superstore (Walker Rd.) and Bernard Helling for their generous donations.

 

NOTE: BYO chair, blanket, bug spray, PLEASE! No Alcohol, coolers or glass bottles allowed on festival site.

FREE pre-fest activities: Artists will be on-site creating and installing works; the public is invited to drop in and watch the contstruction process on September 30th from Noon to 7:00pm. (If you are interested in learning more about fire sculpting by assisting the artists, please call Artcite in advance at 519-977-6564). Public Workshops: informal, process-oriented workshops will be offered explaining the process from creation to destruction, with a focus on fire safety.