For Immediate Release
Mimi Set to Perform at Science North Canada Day Celebration
Sudbury, ON – Celebrate Canada’s 146 th birthday with the whole family at Science North! Enjoy a full day and evening of family activities and entertainment including a spectacular fireworks display. This alcohol-free family day takes place on the grounds of Science North.
Mimi O’Bonsawin, a Sudbury-born artist is set to perform on Tuesday July 1st for Canada Day
celebrations at Science North.
Mimi’s positive, affirming songs are richly textured with her love of the great Northern landscapes she grew up with, and pulsing with her aboriginal, Abenaki, roots as well as the music and proud traditions of her French Canadian heritage. Mimi was born and raised in Hanmer, Ontario and her very first public performances were singing the national anthem for local hockey games at the Sudbury and Chelmsford arenas when she was just 6 years old. Mimi’s self titled debut album is set for release so here is your chance to hear this rising star and the beginning of her star-bound career. Multi-award winning singer/songwriter/guitarist, Thomas Wade, who also produced Mimi’s new album, will be leading the 9 piece band consisting of bass guitar, drums, keyboards, cello, violin, saxophone, guitar and 2 background singers.
Who: Mimi O’Bonsawin
What: Science North Canada Day Celebrations
Where: Science North/Dynamic Earth
100 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, Ontario
When: July 1, 2014 7:30 pm
The celebration will conclude with a spectacular fireworks display by Dream Catcher Fireworks of Sudbury at approximately 10:15 p.m. (weather and wind permitting).
For more visit: www.mimi.ca
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