Showing posts with label Sound of Music Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sound of Music Festival. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Sound of Music Festival 2010

We love to attend the "Sound of Music Festival" every year in Burlington.  It is touted as being one of the best 100 festivals in Canada. We started the annual Thursday to Sunday Festival off with attending the big concert - Vancouvers' "Mariana's Trench". We were squished with 25,000 other people that wanted to hear them! The sea of people in Spencer Smith Park was unbelievable.  I'm surprised nobody fell in the lake!



 

Little people like Avalon couldn't see much and didn't much like being stuck in the crowd!  But she did enjoy the parade with all the floats and marching bands galore and the carnival rides!




We loved the Caribana festivities the best!

 



                            
                                                                              
                                      


There were lots of vendors (love my vendors!) - these roses look real - but they are actually wooden!



 
Avalon always loves the rides - a bit difficult when she is an "only child" now! Hee Hee - I had to join her on some rides.  Those carnival rides are so expensive! They work out to be about $5.00 each!  


                     
Three days of riding the rides - a busy weekend filled with fun, but we really missed her "sister-in-crime, 
Trinity"! It's hard being an only child - especially when you need a partner for the rides!


Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Sound of Music Festival

Unfortunately the weather did not agree with the Festival this year. It decided to rain in the morning and most of the afternoon. However, the "show must go on" and troopers that we are (and in desperate need of the thrill of the rides!) we sloshed through the mucky, soft grass to feed the addiction. We picked up the odd snow cone and cotton candy on the way and enjoyed the music. Lots of various musicians to choose from - crooners, pop, local, rock, jazz, soul, latin - you name it, it was there!


Look it's Cousin It!