Northern Lights Festival Boréal promises once again to be the musical
event of the summer with an eclectic blend of indie, roots, world and
modern music. Festival planning is well under way for the upcoming
festival, which will take place July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 2015 at Bell Park on
the beautiful shores of Lake Ramsey.
Searching for something special for Valentine’s Day?
This year, NLFB has extended the Earlybird Pass sale beyond the holiday
season, right until midnight, Valentine’s Day. Passes are currently on-sale
for $60, tax included. Get your tickets early for great savings ‘’More than
40%’’ When you break down the amount of musical entertainment and
other great activities you get for the price, it is certainly a great value.
Ticket prices will increase on February 15th, so act now!
Passes are available for purchase at Old Rock Roastry (Minto st), Jett
Landry Music (1119 Lasalle Blvd), and Gloria’s Convenience (469
Bouchard). Tickets are also available for purchase on NLFB’s website at:
www.nlfbsudbury.com/tickets. Further information can be obtained by
calling the NLFB office at: 705-674-5512.
Executive Director, Max Merrifield commented, “It’s a great buy for the
lovers out there, whether couples or true music lovers. This is a little
Valentine’s Day gift from NLFB!” As is tradition, NLFB plans to deliver
an eclectic selection of arts & music, featuring highly acclaimed names as
well an intriguing roster of emerging artists.
NLFB is also recruiting sponsors, vendors, crafters, exhibitors, and
volunteers for the 2015 festival. For more information on how to get
involved, log on to www.nlfbsudbury.com.
NLFB is Canada’s longest continuous running music festival and
celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2011. NLFB has presented a multitude of
acclaimed artists and bands including: Bruce Cockburn, Tokyo Police
Club, Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Serena Ryder, Stan Rogers, Broken
Social Scene, Buffy Ste. Marie, Colin James, Daniel Lanois, Jeff Healey, a
young Eileen ‘Shania’ Twain and many more. Over the years NLFB has
grown from a one-day event called the ‘Northern Lights Folk Festival’,
into a seasoned presenter of Canadian roots and modern music. The
modern NLFB experience can be described as, ‘a roots music festival that
loves modern music,’ or ‘a modern music festival that’s in love with its
roots.’
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