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Anchor 1 Music and Entertainment Tons of fun for the whole family the whole weekend! Come out and enjoy the Music and Entertainment throughout the festival. All performances take place in the Bandshell unless otherwise indicated. see schedule DooDoo the Clown The Year, they stand at the threshold of a breakthrough year. With fresh music on the Sat. June 29 11:00 AM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Harriet Chung Performing Arts At Harriet Chung Performing Arts, we are proud to offer musical theatre, ballet & point, contemporary, lyrical, acro jazz, hip hop and private coaching at the studio. Harriet Chung, the Artistic Director of the school, has had an extensive international musical theatre career and has appeared in such hits as the Toronto proudction of The Phantom of the Opera, Cats in Germany and numerous productions of The King & I in Ontario and Britis Columbia where she also received an Ovation Theatre award nomination for Outstanding Choreography. Harriet also starred in the title role in Golden Lotus, in Hong Kong, where she received a Hong Kong English Drama Award (Heckers) nomination for Best Actress. Sat. June 29 12:00 PM 2:30 PM & 3:30 PM, on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Strawberry Jam Jr. An Open Mic for Kids 12 years of age and under. Participants must pre-register. Go to Strawberry Jam Jr. on the Events page of this website. Sat. June 29 1:00 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Laya Bhava Dance School Laya Bhava Dance Academy is a school of Bharathanatyam, Indian Classical Dance. It was established in 1986 by our artistic director, Mrs. Kirupanithy Ratneswaran. We have locations in Markham, Scarborough and Toronto. Our school trains students to learn this Indian classical dance and perform as well. Students from the age of 5 to 35 continue to learn dance. Our school provides yearly examinations for all students. Many of our graduates go on to become dance teachers, performers and even have their own schools. Sat. June 29 2:00 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Breck School of Highland Dance of Little Big Town with the timeless magic of Fleetwood Mac. Their songs like "Real Good Kinda Thing," "The Other Side of Goodbye," and "Don't" resonate with fans, Sat. June 29 & Sun July 2 3:00 PM Isabella Hoops Isabella Hoops is a circus performer based out of Toronto, Ontario Canada who has always possessed a passion for entertaining people. Her charm, flirtatious energy and her quirky humour is unforgettable. Bella doesn’t just hula-hoop; she brings her own style of dance and rhythm to the hoop to create an extraordinary and memorable show. Bella Hoops has a wide variety of performing experience: from cabarets, to festivals, on the street, in schools and kids birthday parties. Sat. June 29 4:00 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Stouffville Academy of Music & Dance At Stouffville Academy, we strive to create a high-quality, nurturing, and FUN atmosphere where creativity and self-confidence can flourish amongst our young performing artists-in-training. For 30 years our Performing Arts Family has been a second home for the Dance, Music, and Drama students of Stouffville. Thousands of children have been welcomed through our doors, learning not just how to dance, act, sing, or play an instrument, but the creative and critical thinking skills, as well as communication and collaboration skills, that support their social and emotional development. We love being a part of the wonderful community of Stouffville. Sat. June 29 7:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Leah Daniels One of Canada's top rising country artists, Leah Daniels first gained acclaim with her track “Go Back” which skyrocketed into the top 20 at Canadian Radio and won her the CRMA (Canadian Radio Music Award) as the 2016 FACTOR Breakthrough Artist of the Year. Hailing from Uxbridge Ontario, Daniels has quickly made inroads within the industry. She's received four nominations for CCMA (Canadian Country Music Association) Interactive Artist of the Year, has garnered over 2 Million views on YouTube, and won the 2016 CMA Ontario Female Artist of the Year Award. She's also taken to the stage at key festivals including CMT Fest, Boots & Hearts and Big Valley Jamboree (just to name a few). Sun. June 30 11:00 AM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Men of Note Male Voice Choir The subtle mixture of baritone and tenor voices, underscored by the richness of resonant bass notes, produce a blend of sweet sounds possible only when male voices are raised as one in song. Each Men of Note Male Voice Choir concert offers a pleasing and enjoyable interpretation of favourite melodies – from sacred anthems and choral works to plaintive spirituals, traditional folk tunes, show music and popular songs. In addition, a special place is reserved for the songs of Canadian composers. Sun. June 30 1:00 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Russ Clayton and The Flailing Shilaleighs The Flailing Shilaleighs are a high energy celtic band specializing in East Coast and Irish music. Playing together for the past 8 years, they have released one album entitled 'The Flailing Shilaleighs- Yours To Discover.' It is available on all music platforms as well as the old fashioned CD disc. Today's lineup includes Russ Clayton, Pat Gowan, and Stouffville's own, Ivan Emk Sun. June 30 4:30 PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Maddie Corinne Maddie Corinne is a Canadian country artist born and raised in Pickering, Ontario. With a large range of influences, whether it be mega-lyricists like Taylor Swift or strong-willed up-and-comers like Lainey Wilson, Corinne has written songs for many Canadian indie artists and began releasing her own music in 2022. Sun. June 30 5:45PM on the Bandshell (Main Stage) Barbara Lynn Doran Band New Moon Junction embodies the heart and soul of country music, blending the spirit of Little Big Town with the timeless magic of Fleetwood Mac. Their songs like "Real Good Kinda Thing," "The Other Side of Goodbye," and "Don't" resonate with fans, drawing parallels to the American sensation, With their captivating three-part harmonies and dynamic stage presence, New Moon Junction has won over audiences far and wide. Nominated for CMA Ontario Group Of The Year, they stand at the threshold of a breakthrough year. With fresh music on the horizon, their journey promises to take country music lovers on an unforgettable ride. Sun. June 30 7:30 PM Jack deKeyzer Jack de Keyzer, guitarist, singer, song writer and producer performs his high energy original blues, rock and soul charged music across Canada and the world in a career that is still going strong after 50 years. De Keyzer’s music is steeped in Chicago blues, London England’s blues rock, Detroit’s Motown, Muscle Shoals' deep soul, Memphis’ rock and roll, and Philadelphia’s funky soul jazz . De Keyzer knows first hand as he has played with many first generation pioneers of these sounds and styles, Bo Diddley, Otis Rush, Etta James, King Biscuit Boy and Ronnie Hawkins to name a few.

JOIN US FOR THE 2024 STRAWBE RRY FESTIVAL! June 28-30th In Whitchurch-Stouffville's Memorial Park VOLUNTEER WITH US HOME ABOUT US Events STRAWBERRY JAM JR. VENDORS VENDOR INFO VOLUNTEER PARTNERS PEOPLE OF THE YEAR GALLERY FAQ CONTACT US Celebrating 40 Years of Tradition in our Community The 2024 Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival runs from June 28th - 30th July 1st Fireworks presented by the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville Our Festival Sponsor ©2019-2023 Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival. All Rights Reserved.

The Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival, Tiny Bubbles Childcare and Shoppers Drug Mart on Main are excited to present the 2023 Totally Toddler Show. This is not a beauty pageant – children will be judged on scores based on personality, alertness, dress and activities by a panel of judges. It is a lighthearted interactive event for children ages 1-5. The show allows the children to have fun, show off their personalities and shine like the stars they are! All entrants will receive a participation gift bag, along with a chance to win prizes for the top 3 in their categories. All gifts and prizes are provided by Shoppers Drug Mart on Main Street, Stouffville. Date : Saturday, July 1st, 2023, at the Picnic Shelter, Memorial Park. ​ Registration is now closed. Please visit us again next year.

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Rules & Regulations The Festival Committee and/or its representatives, reserves the right to rescind or cancel this agreement, and the right of eviction for breach of any part of the mentioned rules, terms and conditions. The Strawberry Festival will follow any and all Public Health & Safety measures in place at the time of the Festival and will expect all Vendors to do the same. Depending on these measures, the Festival Board may take action up to and including cancellation of the Festival. The Whitchurch Stouffville Strawberry Festival is a family oriented event. The Festival requires that all products, decor and signage reflect the character of the event. The decisions of the Festival Board in all matters of appropriateness are final. The Strawberry Festival does not allow balloons to be sold or given away and discourages the use of single-use plastic. Only Food Vendors are permitted to sell or give away drinks including bottled water. Vendors will receive confirmation of their vendor booth number and must have access to that number throughout the Festival. Vendor booths cannot be sublet. Vehicular access will be prohibited throughout the Festival. Exact times for road-closures will be communicated closer to the Festival. Vendor Parking will be available outside the perimeter of the Festival. Vendors should be prepared to carry, wheel, or otherwise transport anything that needs to come into or out of the Festival. Vendors will be moved in and out under the direction of Festival Volunteers. Each booth space measures 10 feet by 10 feet. Vendors must provide everything necessary to set up their booth to their satisfaction. i.e. tent, tables, chairs, table coverings, display racks, etc. This is an outdoor event so please come prepared for any eventuality i.e. inclement weather. Vendor spaces must be clean and neat at all times. All activities must take place within the allocated booth space. Walkabout sales, aggressive sales tactics, use of a loudspeaker, overflow of activity or anything else that might interfere with other vendors’ participation or festival-goers’ enjoyment are strictly prohibited. On Sunday June 30th there will be an ecumenical church service in Memorial Park. Noise restrictions will be in place until after 11am. The Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival, its agents or assigns, accept no liability whatsoever for any loss or damage to equipment or merchandise, however caused. Each participant acknowledges that attendance at the Festival is at his/her own risk, absolutely and that there is no promise, warranty or guarantee of business or sales, volume of customers or safety to equipment, merchandise or persons expressed or implied.

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