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The Lake Champlain Maritime Festival will hold the Festival at Burlington’s Waterfront

Park August 7-10, 2014. The Lake Champlain Maritime Festival is excited to continue a seven-year tradition of exciting events at Burlington’s Waterfront!

The Lake Champlain Maritime Festival has been named a Top 100 North American Event by the American Bus Association and a Top Ten Vermont Summer Event by the Vermont Chamber of Commerce and is well-supported by both the state and regional chambers, as well as the city of Burlington. Daily admission is free to most events with select events requiring admission.

“On behalf of the City of Burlington, I’m pleased to congratulate the Lake Champlain Maritime Festival for celebrating its (eighth) year on the Burlington waterfront. I commend the festival for bringing people of all generations down to our remarkable waterfront to experience a great variety of crafts, activities, music and of course, boats. We look forward to the future and all that the wonderful Lake Champlain Maritime Festival has to offer,” says Mayor Miro Weinberger.

Now heading towards its eighth year, the Festival is a four-day celebration of Lake Champlain, showcasing events and exhibits throughout sites on the Burlington Waterfront (Burlington Boathouse, Perkins Pier, Spirit of Ethan Allen, Lake Champlain Ferries, Northern Lights Lake Champlain Cruises, US Coast Guard, Lake

Champlain Community Sailing Center, ECHO Leahy Center, Burlington’s Waterfront Park and more). This year, enjoy local music, nightly concerts, Stand Up For The Lake, Antique Boat Show and Parade, Waterfront Exhibits, International Food Court, Vendors, demonstrations! Stay tuned to www.lcmfestival.com for 2014 Festival detail.

“What really makes the Lake Champlain Maritime Festival special is that it offers something for everyone; it is a dynamic celebration for children, families and adults of all ages,” says Tara Perkins, Director of Public Relations, Festival Spokesperson.

The Lake Champlain Maritime Festival’s mission is to celebrate the past, present and future of Lake Champlain and the Burlington Waterfront. The Festival is committed to enhancing the visibility and outreach of various non-profit organizations within our community. Please contact the LCMF office at (802) 482-3313 or visit LCMF online: www.lcmfestival.com.

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EVENTS AT A GLANCETHROUGHOUT THE FESTIVAL:

Free Concert Series! Kid-Zone! Kids’ Activities and Rides Vendors! Crafts! International Food Court! Harpoon Beer Tent!Interactive Exhibits and Activities!

THURSDAY, AUGUST 7:Umphrey’s McGee Gates: 5:30pm/Show: 6:30pm. Tickets Required, $39 day of show*.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 8:Boat Show 11:00am

The Offspring with Bad Religion, Pennywise and The Vandals** Gates: 5:00pm/Show: 6:00pm. Tickets Required, $49 day of show*.

Free, Daily Music! 2:30-3:45pm Steve Hartmann Band 4-5:30pm Gregory Douglass Band

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9:THE AVETT BROTHERS with David Mayfield opening Gates: 7:00pm/Show: 8:00pm. Tickets Required, $47 day of show*.

Free, Daily Music! 12-1:30pm Aaron Flinn’s Salad Days 1:45-3:45pm Bluebird Promotions VT Showcase! Featuring: Amber Deslaurentis and Tom Cleary, Taryn Noelle, Lisa Piscarillo, Emily Nyman, Casey Dubie, Jeremy Harple, Steve Hartmann, Aaron Flinn, and Gregory Douglas. For more: www.bluebirdpromotions.com/music

4-5:30pm John Fries Band

Enjoy Kids Zone throughout the day! Free activities and exhibits!

SUNDAY, AUGUST 10:BUDDY GUY with Quinn Sullivan, Gates: 6:00pm/ Show: 7:00pm. Tickets Required, $50 day of show*.

Free, Daily Music! 1-2:15pm One Project featuring Mike Colbourn and Tim Davis 2:30-3:45 Teleport 4-5:30pm The Dupont Brothers

Enjoy Kids Zone throughout the day! Free activities and exhibits!

Thursday, August 7, 2013 5:00-10:00pm

Friday, August 8, 2013 10:00am-11:00pm

Saturday, August 9, 2013 11:00am-11:00pm

Sunday, August 10, 2013 11:00am-10:00pm

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Events and times are subject to change. Please check the schedule at www.lcmfestival.com on the day of the event.

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A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME CONCERT EVENT ON BURLINGTON’S WATERFRONT. LEGENDARY BANDS THE OFFSPRING, BAD RELIGION AND PENNYWISE WITH THE VANDALS, HELPED EXTEND AN INVITATION TO VERMONT ARTISTS GET A GRIP, AS WE WERE, BETTER THINGS, AND POXY TO PERFORM ON THE BIG HEAVY WORLD SIDE STAGE AT THE LAKE CHAMPLAIN MARITIME FESTIVAL

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AARON FLINN’S Salad Days’ music is true. When you hear someone who is meant to make music perform, the impact is certain and powerful. This is the experience that comes with listening to Aaron Flinn (solo or with his band Salad Days). The music is meant to be and anyone who takes the time to hear it will be stronger for it. Aaron Flinn plays anything he can get his hands on and writes, engineers, records and performs most of the material that you’ll hear. Aaron also loves hitting the studio or stage with a long list of incredibly talented characters: poets, prophets, beats,

bastards, wizards, fairies, family and friends. Elements of folk, indie rock and classic pop combine with powerful vocals, poetic lyrics and finger picking guitar. An eclectic group of rock and folk rock songs, with an emphasis on lyrical substance and performance from the soul, Aaron began playing and writing in high school. He won numerous competitions in performance and writing throughout his time at UVM and Berklee College of Music (where he graduated Magna Cum Laude). He has gone onto release an impressive body of original work, all the while touring such hallowed venues as Red Rocks Amphitheater, The Great American Music Hall and many House of Blues and working with the likes of The Samples, Gov’t Mule, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Don McLean and Tragically Hip. www.aaronflinn.com

THE GREGORY DOUGLASS BAND: Douglass’ evocative, al-ternative sound blends “Rufus Wainwright´s opulent musi-cality and Justin Timberlake´s accessible soulfulness,” ac-cording to OUT Magazine. His recent spotlight on NPR’s “Morning Edition” has coined him “one of New England’s best-kept secrets.” Douglass has shared the stage with art-ists like They Might Be Giants, Shawn Colvin, The Weep-ies, Jason Mraz, Regina Spektor, and Margaret Cho. Dou-glass’ 2009 release BATTLER features duets with friends and fellow Vermonters Grace Potter (Grace Potter & The

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THE DUPONT BROTHERS: Two brothers reunite after years of geographical separation by a fortified collaboration in music. Blending the contemplative winters of the northeast with the solitary beauty of southwestern desert, Sam and Zack DuPont are now coconspirators in a shared passion that runs deep in their family. This Burlington Vermont made duo has hit the ground running since the formation of the group in March of 2013. The brothers have recently shared the stage with Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Ben

Sollee, Gin Wigmore, Chris Thomas King, Langhorne Slim, Howie Day and The Lone Bellow to name a few. Lush finger-style guitar work is complimented by elegant prose and a vocal blend that could only be matched by blood relation. www.dupontbrothersmusic.com

ONE PROJECT FEATURING MIKE COLBOURN AND TIM DAVIS is an acoustic/electric duo playing a mix of original and somewhat obscure covers in an alt-country rock and pop vibe.

JOHN FRIES: Highly influenced by musical talents like Eric Clapton, The Allman Brothers, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Albert King, Martin Sexton and the Black Crowes, John Fries is a self-taught guitarist and singer-songwriter. John was born in Yonkers, NY in 1973 into a very musical family where music was always a large part of the family dynamic. John

started playing guitar in the early 90’s and developed a love for the blues almost instantly.

He moved to Connecticut in 1994 and has since worked throughout New England with a variety of bands, from Blues and R&B to Funk and Rock & Roll. John’s passion for music combined with an extensive variety of live & session work facilitated the creation of “John Fries & The Heat” – a blend of Singer-songwriter, Blues, and Roots Rock & Roll. http://johnfriesmusic.com

STEVE HARTMANN is a Vermont based singer-songwriter Steve Hartmann has performed each year at the LCMF since its inception 7 years ago, and he returns once again but in a new fashion – with a full band! This will be his first appearance with a full band in almost 10 years, since the days of his former band, Simon. Steve will be joined by violinist Jane Kittredge, violist Sophie Jane, drummer Trevor Jewitt, and bassist Jesse Cowan. For more information: www.stevehartmannmusic.com or www.sonicbids.com/stevehartmann or www.youtube.com/stevehartmannmusic

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Saturday, August 9: Celebrate Lake Champlain and the Burlington Waterfront with the Lake Champlain

Community Sailing Center!

Celebrate outdoor recreation and support the responsible use and long-term stewardship of Lake Champlain on Saturday, August 9th at the sixth annual Stand Up for the Lake Festival. Held on the Burlington Waterfront in partnership with the 2014 Lake Champlain Maritime Festival, Stand Up for the Lake benefits the Lake Champlain Community Sailing Center (CSC) – a community-based non-profit organization that provides lake access to over 5,000 people each year regardless of age, ability or income.

Last year, Stand Up for the Lake raised nearly $18,000 to benefit the Community Sailing Center and support their WAVES (Water, Access, Vitality, Education and Stewardship) Initiative that aims to educate youth, adults and families about

how human actions impact the health of Lake Champlain by incorporating lake ecology and stewardship into every program offered by the CSC.

This year’s event hopes to raise $25,000 to continue educating the community about protecting one of Vermont’s most vital resources and supporting the Community Sailing Center’s 6,000 friends that are introduced to the WAVES Initiative each year.

“We are extremely fortunate to work with the Lake Champlain Maritime Festival for Stand Up for the Lake to showcase everything the Lake has to offer our community and how we can give back to this amazing resource by being its voice and promoting responsible stewardship,” says Russ Scully, Lake Champlain Community Sailing Center Board Member and founder of Stand Up for the Lake.

A surf-style festival that promotes wellness, fitness and lake

stewardship through stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), Stand Up for the Lake encourages families and outdoor enthusiasts to paddle the shore of Burlington’s downtown waterfront. From 11:00am until 5:00pm, listen to live music, enjoy local food and participate in a variety of activities including demos, clinics, a three-mile recreational race and six-mile elite, World Paddle Association (WPA) sanctioned race on the Lake.

Tickets are available for purchase via phone by calling (802) 864-2499 or online at www.StandUpForTheLake.com. For more information about the Community Sailing Center, please visit www.CommunitySailingCenter.org. Stand Up for the Lake is sponsored by: The Spot, WND & WVS, Outdoor Gear Exchange, Paddlesurf Champlain, Umiak Outfitters, Select Design, Maui Jim, Fox 44, Independent Radio the Point, and the Burlington Free Press.

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ANNUAL VINTAGE BOAT SHOW Saturday, August 9: More than forty-five boats are on exhibit from Vermont, New York

and as far away as New Jersey, Connecticut and Maine. Exhibits in most cases are

planned by boat manufacture and/or by type of boat. The Lake Champlain Chapter practices

skipper judging with judges and skippers voting for their favorite boat in their respective

class (Cruiser/Outboard/Utility/Runabout/Sail and more) and during the course of the day

boat owners will be available to answer any questions. Attendees have the opportunity to

vote for the People’s Choice Award with ballots available at the registration tent.

SCHEDULE

8:00 - 10:00am Registration, Burlington Boat House

10:00am Skippers Meeting, upstairs at Splash

10:00am - 4:00pm Boat Exhibits and Demonstrations, Burlington Boat House

4:00pm Boat Parade, Burlington Boat House

LCACBS BOAT CLASSIFICATIONS

Historic A boat built up to and including 1918.

Antique A boat built between 1919 and 1942, inclusive.

Classic A boat built between 1943 and 1975, inclusive. Applies to both boats and motors.

Early Contemporary A wooden boat built 1976 to 1986.

Late Contemporary A wooden boat built within the last 25 years.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location Burlington Boat House, Burlington, VT

Ages All Ages

Participants Must Register $40 (Contact to register: www.acbs.org) | FREE to spectators!

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