_— ORIGINAL GSC sins LINEUPx~a. ‘rained A THE TERRY FOR RUN FOR CANCER RESEARCH Gher yhoaend with Saw Tes Sem Cack & The Remanti« Degs a@with Hariean Pepper 'o@ nAY AWe The Bee lrger with For The Ber ds THE CLARKSON insegpered By A Dreem Greunded in troditon Vebtrrteer Orirwer: ~O ENTRY FOR HO RARPOIRELIM PL 2OOF Welk Bun Wheel Gide SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 ) Lasevie q treet t ast the clLa©ras ' 4 * . ha! 4 J fi } 4 g) . > teoliow the Fur AAS moudD ca Juniop Street West bel UPTOVVUN www .barrieuptownthestre.ca ~miuso'’s® Like uve on Fecebook@ Gerrie Uptown Theetre iw nse 7 . 7937 2oC0w : 7 to 4 14 a "THE LOWES] PRICES IN TOWN! Requiar Admission $8.00 + Chidren & Seniors $5.00 Tuesdays & Matiness Ai Ages! $5.00 |_ rameiine le o\00 Pore PS ~T ATI‘ te Ao Peet MS HOW TO TRAIN @ ® YOUR DRAGON 2 + TROLS - 1:75, 720 £2 9:30 ew Elif ti. 6, eee Se , re~N A) SOOT PUA Te, Te Pee LPT g SEX TAPE 90 ONLY g HERCULES : THE PURGE: THeTHRACIANWwAR B&H ANARCHY @E seEGin AGAIN @8 10, 3:30, TeOLAEES ~ 1:75, 3245 1:15, 400 JERSEY BOVS soo n015 2 8 45 & O45 4 45 4 o30 ra 6-44 Onay ©|. ,. at The Fe —?¢ Om Novwv Stiale s+ The ofty’s annual Pythrtest starts tormnorrow. Testing out Grurmms at Music Pro are. from left. store manager Jason Machel, ofty culture director Rudi Quarnrvie Witharns and Erro!t Lee, Mythnfest MC. STAN HOWE PHOTO Drumfest gets beat going at Holly park, waterfront LAURIE WATT awattePerncor Com The Sth Annual Rhythmfest turns up the beat this weekend The festival kicks off Friday at 5 p.m. in Holly Community Park and takes t the waterfront at 10 a.m. Saturday for a day of drumming in Use sun At the Holly park af 171 Mapicton Ave. teachers can pick up a few skills as the fest: val begins. with Barrie culture director Kudi Quammic Williams joining percussionist Val- erie Hathaway and vocalist Niki Andre to teach techniques for imtroducing hand drumrmung. voice and other percussion techniques to kids “We wam this to be a real gift to the peo- ple who don't live in the city core. said Wil liasns. who noted the workshop’s debut last year was well attended After the workshop. there ‘ll be a concer at 7 p.m. featuring Andre as well as the Esmer- alda Enrique Spanish Dance Company at 5 p.m. and local Jazz/R&AB Coldjack at 9 p.m On the main stage in Heritage Park Sat- urday, the opening drum call takes place at 10 a.m.. as the festival gathers an array of drummers from near and far “This might be the best program we've put together. It's our fifth year. so definitely the programming has t reflect that.” said Williams. who noted the children’s stage features a day of interactive workshops that are sure to inspire kids to march to their own beat — and share it. At 10:30 a.m... the Muhtadi International Drum Circle brings djembec. bongos. con- gas, timbales. stecl pan and nurmecrous jazz amd percussion instruments to the water- from. to celebrate the drum as an art form in all cultures The afternoon on the main stage fcatures The High Drive which blends in Celtic mu sic at 2 p.m... a tribute to Afropan Steciband founder Earl St. Pierre Sr. and Spanish dance queen Esmeraida at 5 p.m The Search for Barric’s Best Drummer will put the spothght on drummers from throughout Simecoc County competing for honours and prizes at 4 p.m An array of music teachers share thei passion and skills throughout the day on the children’s stage. and at | p.m... Barne-born artist and musician Mitchell Parry shares his energy and capericnce to mspire young would-be drummers “He's really exciting to catch.” Williams said. “The first year we did the competition. he was 13 of 14 and he won. The next year, he was 14 of 15 and he won. He's a local phenom. He plays anything on the drum sects and is quite gifted “His facility on the drum sects is like what most adults will never catch” At 5 p.m., there'll be a Zumba class to give residents a taste of what the city's recreation department is offering thus fall. and at 5:30 p.m... Chris Lesso — who began drumming when he was ninc — joins Jamaica-born Au- brey Dayle to lead Drummasium., 2 motiva- tional as well as musically inspiring session for adults and kids. Pireguy wraps up the day's children's- stage lincup at 6 p.m. He'll amaze the crowd by cating fire and igniting kids’ inner drum- mers with rhythm sticks and hula hoops Messenjah wraps up the day at 9 p.m For a complete lincup. go t barrie <a/ rhythmiest.