December 2nd, 2013
For Immediate Release
NORTHERN LIGHTS FESTIVAL BORÉAL OFFERS EARLY BIRD RATE FOR 43RD SEASON!
Northern Lights Festival Boréal is pleased to offer discount early bird passes for
the 2014 festival. The festival will take place July 4th, 5th, and 6th, 2014 at Bell Park,
Sudbury. Planning is already in the works for an exciting, vibrant and diverse
festival, guaranteed to be the party of the year! Passes will be sold for the
special early bird rate of $65 HST included until February 14th after which
advanced tickets will be available for $85+HST and $95+HST at the gate. Get
your tickets early for great savings, a perfect Christmas gift for the music lover in
the family!
Passes will be available for purchase December 6th at Records on Wheels (56
Elm St.), Jett Landry Music (1119 Lasalle Blvd), and Gloria’s Convenience (469
Bouchard). Tickets are also available for purchase on NLFB’s website (via
PayPal) December 2nd 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 Christmas.
We have organizations and businesses who buy 10 tickets at a time to use as
gifts for clients and employees. Plus, the long time festival supporters have the
opportunity to get the weekend pass at a great discount.” 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 Canada's longest continuous running music festival and celebrated its
40th anniversary in 2011. NLFB has presented a multitude of acclaimed artists
including: 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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