The Kingston Block Construction The Goderich Outdoor Performance Centre & Storefront Repair and Redesign Elizabeth’s Art Gallery Interior Goderich Co-op Gallery Restoration Project Huron Multicultural Festival The Huron Multicultural Festival promotes understanding and familiarity with differing ethnic cultures, languages and religious backgrounds. As well, it fosters an inclusive and welcoming community environment, and produces tangible economic benefits. The 3rd Annual Festival in 2014 celebrated such diversity within Canada through international music, dance, the arts, food and customs. Of its $22,000 budget, the festival received $1,500 from the Edge Renewal Fund and was even more successful than previous years, attracting 2,000 attendees during its 1:00 to 7:00 pm timeframe on June 21st. EdgeFund in Action (cont.) Huron Multicultural Festival Ten wonderful performances from around the world were enjoyed by all, and the afternoon on The Square included piñatas for kids and adults, interesting craft vendors, as well as a varied selection of food and beverages from many countries. Goderich Canada Day Celebrations Our national holiday arrives a bit early in Goderich—historically, celebrations happen on June 30th to avoid conflicting with festivities held in nearby towns the following day. Canada Day 2014 in Town offered up something new and Canada’s Prettiest different. EdgeFund in Action (cont.) Canada Day In conjunction with the display that lights up the sky over town’s brilliant fireworks Lake Huron, visitors and locals were invited to a free concert on the beach, performed by the Paul McCartney McCartney tribute band “The Years.”
The Kingston Block Construction The Goderich Outdoor Performance Centre Elizabeth’s Art Gallery Interior & Storefront Repair and Redesign Goderich Co-op Gallery Restoration Project Huron Multicultural Festival The Huron Multicultural Festival promotes understanding and familiarity with differing ethnic cultures, languages and religious backgrounds. As well, it fosters an inclusive and welcoming community environment, and produces tangible economic benefits. The 3rd Annual Festival in 2014 celebrated such diversity within Canada through international music, dance, the arts, food and customs. Of its $22,000 budget, the festival received $1,500 from the Edge Renewal Fund and was even more successful than previous years, attracting 2,000 attendees during its 1:00 to 7:00 pm timeframe on June 21st. EdgeFund in Action (cont.) Huron Multicultural Festival Ten wonderful performances from around the world were enjoyed by all, and the afternoon on The Square included piñatas for kids and adults, interesting craft vendors, as well as a varied selection of food and beverages from many countries. Goderich Canada Day Celebrations Our national holiday arrives a bit early in Goderich—historically, celebrations happen on June 30th to avoid conflicting with festivities held in nearby towns the following day. Canada Day 2014 in Canada’s Prettiest Town offered up something new and different. EdgeFund in Action (cont.) Canada Day In conjunction with the town’s brilliant fireworks display that lights up the sky over Lake Huron, visitors and locals were invited to a free concert on the beach, performed by the Paul McCartney tribute band “The McCartney Years.”
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