Back With A Splash: CNE To Debut “Vegas-Style” Fountain Show, Bring Back Ice Show
THE DAILY SHOW DUBBED “SPARKLING SYMPHONY” PAIRS MUSIC WITH 11 DANCING FOUNTAINS
Courtesy of Barrie 360 and Canadian PressPublished: Jul 12th, 2023
Toronto
The Canadian National Exhibition promises to return with a splash next month — it’s touting a new fountain show billed as a “Vegas-style” spectacle.
The daily show dubbed “Sparkling Symphony” pairs music with 11 dancing fountains that can erupt 30 metres in the air, while colour-changing lights and lasers will illuminate the show at night.
This year’s edition will also bring back skating for the first time since 2018, with Canadian champion Elvis Stojko and friends set to perform twice daily at the Coca-Cola Coliseum.
The end-of-summer tradition returns after near-record attendance in 2022, which followed a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Organizers say more than 1.56 million visitors attended last year, and call it one of the highest tallies in more than seven years.
Returning attractions this year include the SuperDogs, international stage performances, food trucks, the Gaming Garage, the air show and a nightly drone show.
The fair runs Aug. 18 to Sept. 4.
Details are to come on the musical lineup and the array of gastronomic creations the CNE is known for.
Patricia is the Business Mentor and owner of Grow Vantage and a Past President of the Barrie Chamber of Commerce. She applies over 30 years of business experience (from start-up to corporate) to mentor entrepreneurs. Since 2011, she has held over 6,500 coaching and training sessions in-person and online. Through Ask For Directions Training, her entrepreneurial training program (and parent company Grow Vantage), and as a business coach, she works with start-ups who are new (or who have lost traction) to design, launch and grow their businesses. Along with 20 other expert instructors she teaches strategies in marketing, sales, communications, and finance, as well as practical techniques to increase productivity, and manage their businesses. In other words, everything entrepreneurs need to learn to grow and run their businesses successfully, and avoid the costly mistakes they can't even see coming - that lead to delays in growth and getting stuck.
- Eggs in Alberta, B.C., Ont., Man., Sask., recalled over salmonella concerns - January 19, 2025
- ‘Enormous disconnect’: As rural women face more abuse, Ontario shelters fear cutbacks - January 19, 2025
- ‘She has lost someone dear’: Professor hopes orca’s ‘grief swim’ spurs ethics rethink - January 19, 2025