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Midnight Madness was great
August 22, 2014 · 0 Comments
I would like to provide some feedback about the Midnight Madness to pass along to the organizers.
I was unable to go to the Madness until approximately 8 p.m. Friday. I wish I could have gone earlier and spent more time there. I loved the music. While I was there, I heard Liam Titcomb and Melanie Durrant. The two of them are astoundingly talented (as evident by their collective musical and acting careers and past Juno nomination/performance) and we could not be more fortunate to have them performing for us Friday night. As I enjoy listening to Liam’s CD (I would have purchased Melanie’s too if she had some with her), I reflect on how I couldn’t stay in my seat; I just had to get up and move when I was hearing their magical music. I am just sorry I was not able to stay and listen to all of the performers. Based on the calibre of the two musicians I saw, I am sure they were incredible.
My point really is that Friday night we were treated to a great event where family, friends and the community could gather, have fun and get exposed to our businesses with some great deals. If that wasn’t enough, we were also treated to world class talent right here in Bolton. I appreciated it so much.
Thank you to the BIA and to those people that make all that effort and contribute the funds to make Midnight Madness a possibility. Thank you so very much!
G. Richardson
Bolton
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