Friday 19th – 8pm
Centennial Park
The Sean Taylor Band
The Sean Taylor Band is an energetic, 6-piece party band that loves nothing more than making great music for our listeners to enjoy. Whether you’re looking for country, rock, or pop; our wide array of music will keep you singing all through the night. Each event’s setlist is custom designed for each performance, ensuring the best result every time. So bring your dancing shoes and your best singing voice and party all night with us!
Friday 19th 6pm – 8pm
Heritage Centre
Movie Night
Movie to be announced shortly…
LIVE MUSIC AT CENTENNIAL PARK
Saturday 20th – 10:00pm
Centennial Park
JukeBox Heroes
is a Winnipeg based classic rock band that performs high-energy hits that helped shape Rock ‘n’ Roll from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Their live performances will take you back in time and get you up and moving with classics from Aerosmith to Queen to AC DC, Collin James, April Wine, and Streetheart, Weezer, Foo Fighters and Red Hot Chili Peppers to name a few. If you are a fan of Classic Rock, or just Rock, and want to enjoy your favorites with added energy and passion, then you have found the right band for the job.
Saturday 20th – 3pm
Sunday 21st – 1pm
Centennial Park
Jake Chenier
Jacques Jake Chénier has shared his songs with families for over 3 decades and has recorded 4 CDs of original tunes inspired by travels to Thailand and Latin America. His Juno Award nominated recording, “Walking In The Sun”, offers many musical styles including calypso, reggae, folk and Cajun. His spirited concerts encourage children of all ages to join in the fun, combining on stage participation and bilingual sing-along action songs with titles such as Pizza Paradise, Boom! Boom! Boom!, Dinosaurs and You’re Different Just Like Everybody Else.
CELEBRATING THE NORSEMAN FESTIVAL
Take a trip back to the first Norseman Festival in 1992. Events include the Norseman Fly-by, Float Pumping and Floatplane Loading competitions.
On June 28th, 1992, CF-DRD powered up for it’s last ride, crossing Howey Bay in Red Lake and returning to the maintenance base where it was recently overhauled. Shortly after, it was mounted on a pedestal in the new Norseman Park. It continues to be the symbol of Red Lake, and a nod to our rich aviation history. This is a home video of that day. We hope friends, pilots, Red Lakers, and Norseman enthusiasts might enjoy the nostalgia of these clips.
Vendor Application Form
The Festival Market will be open to vendors wishing to sell food products and goods that are locally/regionally/Canadian Grown or made, while Takeout Vendors will sell hot foods/ready to eat foods. A Vendor application form is now available for download.
