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http://www.harvestfestival.org
September 25th - 26th, 2004
Harvest festival is an annual autumn festival dedicated to self-expression and community. The festival is a place of choice and action, a place to share in the primal, communal vibe inspired by music, people and natural beauty. It’s a place to exercise creativity, where we gather to create, experience and discover.
At the hub is a huge bonfire, it's the focal point that draws people together. From here you can visit three unique musical environments as well as the kitchen where free & tasty garden goodies can be enjoyed throughout the night.
Each year the festival gets better and better; we look forward to your participation!
BRILLIANT NEW LOCATION (less than 150km from T.O.)
directions/printable map available on the website September 22nd
DJ's:
TASK - pusher/wabi/foundationmusic.com
ADAM MARSHALL - killer3000.com
A/D/D (Mario J) - LIVE - method 11:11
TIM PATRICK - fifthsunrecordings.com
ERIC DOWNER - pusher
NONPAREIL (Breandan Davey) - LIVE
IAN GUTHRIE & LEE OSBORNE
(as The Toques!) - fukhouse.ca
GREG GOW - restructured, blue bookings
THE DUKES - acmelabs.com
LEELEE MISHI - omfestival.ca
ANDREW McCALLUM
mentalfloss.ca
CHOCOLATE
scratch free press
DMS - baseline studios
ROLLIN CASH - omfestival.ca
LEX - legion of green men
JOHNA K - LIVE
AIA - new electronic - ottawa
THE PSYENTIST - the psyence project
YOSHI & CHIE - LIVE - kaminari
STRANGEANGEL23 - stuffy rabbit
GABOR - international bucket surgeon
JAREK - bla
MARZ - bla
QUIVERING VIRGIN - bla
SKETI - bla
YEB - Cold Groove Rec, bla
WILL - akashic records, uk
DAM - deep sea fish
GETTING THERE & TICKETS:
The NEW FARM is located less than 150km east of T.O. near Cobourg. Specific location details will be available after September 22nd on the web site.
Doors open at 4:00 pm on Saturday September 25th, come early, set up camp and take full advantage of your time away from the city to explore!!! The camping is amazing. Even though most of you are coming the short distance from Toronto, we suggest you get some sleep, wake-up fresh and relaxed and enjoy the natural surroundings before a safe drive back to the city.
TICKETS are $38 in advance, and more at the festival gates. Your ticket money is greatly appreciated and a very necessary form of contribution to the festival.
TORONTO:
Shanti Baba (546 Queen W.)
Metropolis Records (162 Spadina Ave.)
Odyssey (557 Queen W.)
Play De Record (357A Yonge St.)
SpyLab (247 Queen W.)
Alter Ego (555 Bloor W.)
2 The Beat (161 Spadina)
KITCHENER:
Shakedown Street (276 King W.)
GUELPH:
Mudshark (31 Wyndam N.) Baseline Studio
HAMILTON:
Cottage 13 (224 King W)
OSHAWA:
Velvet Elvis (221 King E.) |
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| tatgirl |
more info from the Promise people:
Now that summer is drawing to a close, and doing it really warmly, We look forward to the annual Harvest Festival on beautiful farmland outside of Toronto. Each year this has been our favourite event in and around Toronto because of the level of imagination, effort, organization and general intensity. This year we are proud have been included in the event as organizers and have been working hard to put it together over the last month. It feels great to be intimately involved in an event we have admired for so long.
The Harvest Festival is an annual large scale event and seems to culminate all the excitment and energy people have generated in the summer in a healthy and powerful celebration of the change of the seasons. This starlit event features 3 music areas - a thumping barn full of techno music, comfy dreamy domes and other structures housing groovy chill out music and also a blacklight psychedelic stage for the primal energy. There is also one of the biggest bonfires you will ever see and a free kitchen with fresh vegetarian harvest treats. This event is lovingly put together and built with the caring hands of dozens of volunteers who just appreciate building something special and the party is always memorable for so many. It is on a beatiful piece of land just an hour from Toronto - a big gently sloping valley full of cows and haybales. The cost of the event is carefully kept as low as possible so it can be accessible for everyone. If you want to get a sense of the event, there are dozens of picures of past ones on the website and they are cool to look at. |
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| dallasstar |
i will be there with bells and whistles on - i hope it's warmer this year - I will be renting a car for this... going with a girlfriend of mines... i knew that tatgirl would be on top of things with being the first to post about this!
anyways, good times await and see you all sometime soon in the future
kisses |
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| dallasstar |
since it is near coburg i am going to see my fancy feast sista there! she is a DJ for STAR 93.3 - so when you go that way - TUNE IN AND WIN!!!
her name is Jenny a.k.a. J.R.
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| dallasstar |
This is forwarded from Dave and Irving from Promise - just a little more information... that they send out - just thought i woudl let you all in on the "secret"
hee hee - hope to see you there!
Now that summer is drawing to a close, and doing it really warmly, We look forward to the annual Harvest Festival on beautiful farmland outside of Toronto. Each year this has been our favourite event in and around Toronto because of the level of imagination, effort, organization and general intensity. This year we are proud have been included in the event as organizers and have been working hard to put it together over the last month. It feels great to be intimately involved in an event we have admired for so long.
The Harvest Festival is an annual large scale event and seems to culminate all the excitment and energy people have generated in the summer in a healthy and powerful celebration of the change of the seasons. This starlit event features 3 music areas - a thumping barn full of techno music, comfy dreamy domes and other structures housing groovy chill out music and also a blacklight psychedelic stage for the primal energy. There is also one of the biggest bonfires you will ever see and a free kitchen with fresh vegetarian harvest treats. This event is lovingly put together and built with the caring hands of dozens of volunteers who just appreciate building something special and the party is always memorable for so many. It is on a beatiful piece of land just an hour from Toronto - a big gently sloping valley full of cows and haybales. The cost of the event is carefully kept as low as possible so it can be accessible for everyone. If you want to get a sense of the event, there are dozens of picures of past ones on the website and they are cool to look at.
Cheers, and we hope to see you there, website http://www.harvestfestival.org |
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