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Midnight Madness hits Bolton for another year
August 26, 2015 · 0 Comments
There was lots to see and do Friday night as Midnight Madness returned to Bolton for another year. There was a big crowd out for the annual evening festival, put on by the Bolton Business Improvement Area (BIA). The attractions included demonstrations by members of Bolton Taekwondo.
The annual Madness included displays of some of the emergency equipment used locally. Nadia MacLeod, 8, Duncan MacLeod, 5, and Nicholas Attard, 4, all of Bolton, got to try the view from this ATV that Caledon OPP brought.
The local group Sanctioned. opened the stage entertainment at Midnight Madness. The group consists of Zack Clifford on guitar, Ty Gillis on drums, Matthew Lal on vocals and George Kell on bass.
Photos by Bill Rea
People are still getting used to round-abouts, so Katya Seckar and Josh Rivocdo from Peel Region were on hand with information on how to deal with them.
There was plenty of information about the Bolton Wanderers’ Soccer Club available from all the people manning this booth.
BIA Vice-Chair Tony Viola welcomed the crowds at the official opening of the Madness.
Pixie Dust Princess Parties were represented by Haleigh Ryaa and Alyssa Barbieri.
Giuliama Ventresca-Clarino, Olivia Mannaro and Abbey Donnelly of Tisho Music Academy were providing entertainment with their singing.
Master Seungyoung Kim of Bolton Taekwondo kicked an apple off this sword, which was held by instructor Valmeeky Singh.
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