What is a jamboree??
Musicians gather voluntarily to perform for spectators who enjoy by either listening or dancing. The afternoon typically consists of 20-45 different musical performers that play a variety of traditional instruments including the fiddle, banjo, piano, saxophone, harmonica and more or that perform vocal olde tyme music. The jamborees not only help to preserve olde tyme music, but they also act as a venue for socialization for spectators who travel from many small communities across Ontario.
Everyone Welcome!!
2011 Jamboree Information
Location:
Dundalk Legion BR. 285
109 Proton Street North
Dundalk, Ontario
Fourth (4th) Sunday of each Month
- February 27, 2011
- March 27, 2011
- no jamboree in April due to Easter holiday
- Sunday October 23rd
- Sunday November 27th
Family entertainment all afternoon.
Musical performances start at 1:00 pm
followed by a Hot Roast Beef Dinner at 4:30 pm
Interested in performing? No need to call in advance, just show up jamboree day. Musicians receive dinner free!
For more information, phone:
Evan or Katie at 519-669-2557
OR
Ruth at 519-923-3406 |
