Blind River July

July Events for Blind River

Canada Day Bash

July 1, 2007

From 1pm to 4pm

Join us in celebrating our Canadian Heritage along the beautiful sandy shores of Lake Huron. This family event gives parents the perfect opportunity to have some great fun with their kids. Some of the scheduled events include: karaoke, sand sculpting contest, watermelon eating contest, face painting, inflatable rides, beach volleyball, swimming, live music and so much more! Come early and get your piece of Canada’s Birthday Cake.

Tim Horton’s Kite Festival

July 1, 2007

From 1pm to 4pm

Every year, hundreds of children take part in the Tim Horton’s Canada Day Kite Festival. Kids decorate the sky all afternoon with their colorful kites. Also located on the 4th Sand Beach of Lake Huron, kids have the ideal location to fly their kites high during the Canada Day Celebrations.

Community Days

July 12 – 15, 2007

Join us this July as we celebrate our town’s past, present and future during the 61st Annual Community Days. In 1946, the Town of Blind River hosted its first Community Days and people gathered to witness the skill, strength and bravery of the white pine loggers. This gathering has since become the largest celebration in our town. What was once a small reflection of the regional logging industry, the Annual Community Days have grown into a major tourist destination, attracting thousands every year. With events like the parade, lumberjack competition, midway, horse pulls, live music, dances, children entertainers, canoe races, outdoor concerts and beer gardens, the Blind River Community Days event is where you’ll want to be this summer.

8th Annual Art by the River Summer Show

July 21, 2007

From 10 am to 5pm

The Blind River Festivals Committee and Blind River Health Centre Auxiliary Inc. invite you to attend the 8th Annual Art by the River Summer Show on July 21, 2007. This splendid one-day show is a juried event, which showcases the works of the most talented artists from the North Shore and throughout the province of Ontario.
The Art by the River Summer Show offers a unique mixture of Ojibway art, oil on canvas, graphite, sculptures, pottery and photography. The beautiful works will be displayed outdoors in Berthelot Park located along the edge of the Blind River and visible to the Trans Canada Highway.
With no gate fee to be paid, patrons can leisurely stroll through the park and view or purchase the exclusive pieces.

Outdoor Concert and Street Festival

July 21, 2007


		<<Back to July Calendar July Events for Blind River Canada Day Bash July 1, 2007 From 1pm to 4pm Join us in celebrating our Canadian Heritage along the beautiful sandy shores of Lake Huron. This family event gives parents the perfect opportunity to have some great fun with their kids. Some of the scheduled events include: karaoke, sand sculpting contest, watermelon eating contest, face painting, inflatable rides, beach volleyball, swimming, live music and so much more! Come early and get your piece of Canada’s Birthday Cake. Tim Horton’s Kite Festival July 1, 2007 From 1pm to 4pm Every year, hundreds of children take part in the Tim Horton’s Canada Day Kite Festival. Kids decorate the sky all afternoon with their colorful kites. Also located on the 4th Sand Beach of Lake Huron, kids have the ideal location to fly their kites high during the Canada Day Celebrations. Community Days July 12 – 15, 2007 Join us this July as we celebrate our town’s past, present and future during the 61st Annual Community Days. In 1946, the Town of Blind River hosted its first Community Days and people gathered to witness the skill, strength and bravery of the white pine loggers. This gathering has since become the largest celebration in our town. What was once a small reflection of the regional logging industry, the Annual Community Days have grown into a major tourist destination, attracting thousands every year. With events like the parade, lumberjack competition, midway, horse pulls, live music, dances, children entertainers, canoe races, outdoor concerts and beer gardens, the Blind River Community Days event is where you’ll want to be this summer. 8th Annual Art by the River Summer Show July 21, 2007 From 10 am to 5pm The Blind River Festivals Committee and Blind River Health Centre Auxiliary Inc. invite you to attend the 8th Annual Art by the River Summer Show on July 21, 2007. This splendid one-day show is a juried event, which showcases the works of the most talented artists from the North Shore and throughout the province of Ontario. The Art by the River Summer Show offers a unique mixture of Ojibway art, oil on canvas, graphite, sculptures, pottery and photography. The beautiful works will be displayed outdoors in Berthelot Park located along the edge of the Blind River and visible to the Trans Canada Highway. With no gate fee to be paid, patrons can leisurely stroll through the park and view or purchase the exclusive pieces. Outdoor Concert and Street Festival July 21, 2007

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