Upcoming Circus Aerial Performance
    Lions Bay Olympic Torch Relay – British Columbia, Feb 4th, 2010
    All timelines are approximate and can vary.

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    Event Overview
    Residents and spectators will be lined en route at 3:50 pm. There will be Festive music
    playing, two Olympic mascots and stilters to entertain the crowds as they get into
    formation.   Volunteers will be handing out ribbons to create a sea of colour.  The
    Olympic flag will be flying at the hall and there will be welcome signs in the official
    Olympic languages. The event is intended not only to celebrate the Olympics, but our
    community spirit.  It is opportunity to express our pride and appreciation for who we are
    and where we live.  We hope to have between 500 and 750 people, so please arrive
    early and
    enjoy the afternoon in gorgeous Lion's Bay.

    The Torch will enter at the Lions Bay Ave entrance and will travel up, over Harvey Creek
    onto Cross Creek Road, past the Village Hall and then down Centre Road and back
    onto the Sea to Sky Highway. They will be given an honour guard salute from the Lions
    Bay Fire Rescue as they re-enter the Hwy.

    Spectators will be lead by a bagpiper, Stu Morton, to the underpass, where the Aerial
    performances will take place.  Here you can mingle and enjoy complementary
    refreshments while warming up by fire drums, listening to the drumming of Klatle-Bhi
    Sam.

    Margaret Langford, (White Water Kayak), the first Olympic MC, will thank Klatle-Bhi Sam
    who then gives a blessing.  MC 1, will share her story and then, introduce THE CIRCUS
    AERIALS performance between 4.15 and 4.45 PM approximately . Two acrobats,
    dressed in bob sled costumes will ascend silks from the ground up and perform a
    choreographed piece to local music performed live.  There will be torch/fire costumed
    stilters as part of the act.  The act is for the duration of the song "Fire", sung live, by
    Karen Fowlie.

    The Mayor of Lion's Bay will be there to announce the Lions Bay musicians who will
    perform a song they have written for this event, accompanied by a music video of our
    community as we have geared up to the Olympics. This is followed by another
    inspirational song by our local musicians.

    Olympian MC 2, John Smart, (Free Style) comes onto stage, gives an inspirational
    message and then makes an announcement for the unveiling of a local cedar carving.  
    The Head Carver, Daryl Loppe and artist Michael Tickner will be on stage and their will
    be video footage of the creation.  There will be an unveiling a 200 piece tile mosaic that
    was created by the youth of Lions Bay as a legacy to the Olympics coming through our
    Village.  Selected children come on stage to share their hopes and dreams for the
    Olympics.  This will be followed by the singing of Oh Canada lead by the McPhee’s.  

    Olympic MC 3, Samantha Srigley, (Figure Skater) will then introduces the shadow show
    on stage where dancers depict winter sports which will be performed to the music of the
    McPhee’s.  

    MC 4, Meyrick Jones, International Para-athlete Competitor, (all winter and summer
    events) will give an inspirational message and introduces the next and final
    performance, by THE CIRCUS AERIALS, performed to “This is our Time”. This will
    probably be somewhere between 5.15PM and 5.45 PM approximately. The act is the
    duration of the song, "This is our Time".The mayor of Lion's Bay will close with final
    thanks.

    Throughout the show there will be accompanying footage on screen (north facing wall).  
    It will be a mixture of pre-cut footage, live of the stage/crowd and re-runs of the torch
    coming through.

    There will be an Olympic tent where people can see the original 1936 Berlin Olympic
    torch and meet our local Olympians, Margaret Langford, John Smart and Samantha
    Srigley and Para-athlete Meyrick Jones, International Competitor, (all events) who will be
    invited to attend and sign autographs.  This is an opportunity for people to hear stories,
    ask questions and have some spectacular photo opportunities in scenic Lion's Bay.

Circus Aerials -  Events
Cori is a Circus aerialist who performs on aerial silks and swinging trapeze. She teaches classes in aerial silks. Aerial silks is also referred to as aerial tissu, aerial fabric and aerial tissue. Classes in
swinging trapeze and other circus aerials  activities are offered by The Circus Aerials Scoiety.

E-mail: info@circusaerials.com
Olympic Torch
Celebration!

Lion's Bay,
British Columbia
February 4, 2010

First set sometime between
4.30PM and 4.45 PM
Approximately
Second Aproximatley 5.15 PM

Map

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