| Thursday, July 14, The Beach Party |
The Beach Party
Beach Opens at 5:00 p.m.
Adult Cover Charge $4
Teens to 20 $2 Children free
Food Fest
Cash Sales
The Little Bar presents:
"Build Your Own Cheeseburger"
a scrumptious Little Bar big burger
with all the trimmings at your disposal.
That's Paradise!
Cash Bar
Beer, Wine, Soft Drinks
AIR MARGARITAVILLE
www.airmargaritaville.net
Michigan's Premier Buffet Tribute Band
7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Prizes for Best Guys and Gals "Parrot Head" get up.
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| The Crew of Air Margaritaville |
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| An Air Margaritaville fan gets creative in 2010. |
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| Saturday, July 16, An Ethnic Picnic |
Saturday, July 16,
ALL DAY ETHNIC PICNIC
noon
Michigan Scottish Pipes and Drums
www.michiganscottish.org
Hailing from Troy, Michigan, this elegant Scottish
ensemble is under the direction of Pipe
Major William O'Donnell. They are primarily
a teaching band with all their members
having begun as pipe students of Mr. O'Donnell
in the Troy School District.
They wear the MacDonnell of Keppoch tartan.
Equinox Celtic Band
www.equinoxtheband.net
The six members of Equinox come from the
Saginaw, Bay City and thumb regions of south
east Michigan. They all sing and play a wide variety
of traditional instruments like bagpipe, Celtic
percussion instruments, whistles, fiddles
and guitars. They have incredible energy
and more than a wee bit of Irish charm.
Monsieur Guillaume and His
Zydeco Hepcats
www.myspace.com/zydecohepcats
Guillaume Gautreaux can trace his ancestry back
to Alsace, France and Acadia, Canada on to Cajun
Louisiana. This 6 member band performs on accordion,
guitars, bass, drums, and frottoir (washboard).
Expect a lot of energy and copious hot sauce.
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| The Michigan Scottish Pipe Band |
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| Equinox Celtic Band |
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| Monsieur Guillaume |
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| Los Bandits de Michigan |
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Los Bandits de Michigan
www.losbanditsdemichigan.com
The Bandits have performed all over the
United States from Washington state to
Florida, Chicago to Nashville. They reside
in south west Michigan in and around Plainville.
They have just finished their fourth CD and will
be selling it, and their other recordings, during
their appearance in Marine City. Critics are quick
to emphasize that the Bandits are a superior
Tex-Mex style band but also stress that the Bandits
are much more than just a Tex-Mex band.
Prepare yourself for some exquisite musicianship
and a joyous performance.
HEADLINERS
The Howling Diablos
www.howlingdiablos.com
The Diablos have been together since the 1990's.
They are a beloved and admired Detroit musical
institution and a big favorite of Marine City.
We thought they were going to blow the tent
down in '09. They don't represent a specific
ethnic group with their music so much as
a uniquely American amalgamation of ethnic
influences like blues, funk, rock, and jam.
What ever it takes to get an entire
audience up and dancing, they've got it.
Don't just take our word for it.
Join us and see for yourself.
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| The Diablos performing in Marine City in 2009. |
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| Sunday, July 17, Pure Americana |
Dodworth Saxhorn Band
www.dodworth.org
The Dodworth Saxhorn Band is a very unique
orchestra. The instruments they play are all
authentic, nineteenth century instruments, not
reproductions. In many instances the various
brass horns are no longer manufactured. Through
painstaking research and sometimes pure luck these
rare originals were found, lovingly restored and
returned to active musical life. The band specializes
in the music and the history of the nineteenth
century and costume appropriate to mid-century.
They recreate a world that is marching
ever distant from our times and yet is still so
movingly real for Americans. This spring marks the
150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil
War. Dodworth Saxhorn will play the music
of the era and present a special commemoration
of that momentous American experience.
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Watch for information on
Men's and Women's Barbershop
choruses performing on Sunday
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| The Dodworth Saxhorn Band |
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| Thursday, July 8, A Beach Party |
Marine City Beach [ locations map ]
Gate open at 6 p.m. Families Welcome!
- $2 Cover Charge/Adults
- ID Check and Wristbands for over 21
- Ticket Booth for Beer/Wine
- TasteFest featuring local restaurant specialties(cash sales)!
6 - 10 p.m. TNT Sound Xplosion Steel Band
(visit TNT)
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| TNT Sound Xplosion |
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| Friday, July 9, Country Western, Quilts, Fine Arts |
"It's a Stitch"
Quilt, Fiber & Textile Show
4 - 8 p.m. @ Holy
Cross Church Gymnasium
Fine Art Exhibit and Sale
4 - 8 p.m. @ Holy
Cross Elementary School
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Country Western Night
- Nautical Park open @ 4 p.m.
- $2 cover
charge/adults
- ID Check and wristbands
- Food cash sales by local restaurants
- Beer & Wine sales by ticket
- Guitar Raffle
tickets on sale
Featured
Artists:
- Rockabilly Strangers
- John Holk & the Sequins
- This group is part of a new wave of
country-influenced songwriting bands that are
known collectively as "Honky-Tonk Detroit."
This group seeks to forge a new kind of
country/western jangle pop. They have a
big, glimmering, jangly sound with crystal
clear close harmony singing.
They are currently working on their second album. Listen to them here.
- HEADLINER Terri Lea & the Mustangs
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This outstanding group has won 14 music awards over the years including:
Outstanding Country Group, Outstanding Vocalist, and
Outstanding Song Writer.
They have appeared with
Leann Rimes and Jimmy Wayne. In addition, Terrie Lea has
worked with Loretta Lynn, the Vandellas and Roy
Young.
Listen to them
here.
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"It's a Stitch"
Quilt, Fiber & Textile Show
10 am - 7 pm @ Holy
Cross Church Gymnasium
Fine Art Exhibit and Sale
10 am - 7 pm @ Holy
Cross Elementary School
Nautical Park Opens @ 11 a.m.
- $2 cover
charge/adults
- ID Check and wristbands
- Food cash sales by local restaurants
- Beer & Wine sales by ticket
- Guitar Raffle
tickets on sale
Teen Talent
- 12:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
- Contact: Mark De La Harpe (810) 765-1310
- Packet
Local Musicians Perform
Antique Tractor Show & Marine City Civic Fair
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"It's a Stitch"
Quilt,
Fiber & Textile Show
10 am - 3 pm @ Holy
Cross Church Gymnasium
Fine Art Exhibit and Sale
10 am - 3 pm @ Holy
Cross Elementary School
Nautical Park Opens @ 11 a.m.
- $2 cover
charge/adults
- ID Check and wristbands
- Food cash sales by local restaurants
- Beer & Wine sales by ticket
- Guitar Raffle
tickets on sale
Student Recital led by Patti Raica 12 - 1:30 p.m.
Featured Artists:
- Jimmy DeHeno playing Classical Guitar
- Sponsored by Marine City Dental P.C.
- Detroit Concert Choir
- The choir was founded in 1987 and is under the artistic direction of Gordon Nelson. This is an award-winning vocal ensemble that has garnered awards in both the United States and Europe.
DCC maintains an extremely wide and diverse musical repertoire covering every genre. They have performed with many orchestras and have appeared frequently with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. You may hear an extensive playlist by going to: DetoitConcertChoir.com
- Motor City Brass Band
- MCBB performs a wide spectrum of musical offerings. Musical Director and conductor, Craig Strain, has lead the band to an internationally recognized level of excellence.
Ranked as one of the top brass bands in North America, music critics give rave reviews to their performances. You may listen to their music and peruse their recordings at MCBB.org
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