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Chamber merger is official The newly-formed Tri-Village Chamber Partnership, made up of the former Grandview, Marble Cliff and Upper Arlington Chambers of Commerce, is off and running. In the fourth quarter of 2015, discussions were started between the chambers to collaborate and join forces. A few busy months later, the official merger became effective February 1, 2016. The Tri-Village Chamber Partnership (TVCP) now represents nearly 700 member businesses in the area. This We looked at membership base makes them one of the this as a new largest chambers in the opportunity central Ohio region. to look “Our main goal introspectively with the merger was to better serve our at what members” said, Kevin Chambers of Fix, Co-Chair of the Commerce Board of Trustees. Kevin shares the chair should be position with Jamie doing to Gentry. Jamie added, remain “we looked at this as a new opportunity to relevant as look introspectively a business at what Chambers resource” of Commerce should be doing to remain — JAIMIE GENTRY relevant as a business Co-Chair of the resource.” Board of Trustees Executive Director, Michelle Wilson agrees and further added that the new organization is excited to offer updated benefits of membership. “When we thought about how to attract emerging markets including Millennials, we realized we needed to adjust our approach. What was valuable to businesses 10, or even five years ago, had to have a fresh look. Young and emerging professionals need to be reached and marketed to differently.” The TVCP is optimistic about the new organization and the impact it can have on the area business climate. Working closely with city officials in all three communities will be key, as well as working hand-in-hand with the school systems. “We rely heavily on our partnerships with community organizations to maximize our reach
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6th Annual Digfest Booze. Tunes. Food.
The best party in town is set for Saturday, June 11 from 4 to 10:30 p.m. at the Grandview Yard. There are a few changes this year that should make the party even better. With the completion of the 2.5 acre park on W. First Ave. between Bobcat and Yard streets, the physical location of the event will have a cozier feel. “There’s a beautiful space that will be the centerpiece of Dig this year,” says Dakota Russell, Communications & Events Manager for the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership. In the past, the event has stretched along Yard Street from Goodale to Burr. The band and stage was at the far south end of the event and as the event grew over last few years, there really wasn’t a better place to have the music more centralized. “This year, the stage will be toward the west end of the new park, but the way the vendors surround the park will make the sound distribution more even.” And, patrons to the event can hang out on the grassy area in the middle and enjoy the music, have a place to sit or hang out in between samplings.
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This year, the stage will be toward the west end of the new park, but the way the vendors surround the park will make the sound distribution more even.” — Dakota Russell Communications & Events Manager, Tri-Village Chamber Partnership “We anticipate just as many vendors as previous years with wide and varied craft brewers from around the state, the same few wineries who have been on hand since the first Digfest in 2011, and our selection of distilleries continues to grow,” said Michelle Wilson, Executive Director of
the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership. “It’s exciting from year to year to see who’s new to the Ohio craft beverage scene, and bring them into the fold. We love promoting these microbusinesses.” Our headline band this year will be Angela Pearly and the Howlin’ Moons. The remaining band lineup has yet to be announced. The Columbus Craft Beer Alliance will again offer special firkin tappings in partnership with some of the local breweries. This is a great opportunity to be among the first and few to taste small batch crafts in addition to all of the other great offerings at the festival. Stay in touch with the event and find out who’s added to the beverage, food, retail and entertainment line-up as they come in by following the event on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, as well as the event’s webpage, www. grandviewdigfest.com. The Grandview Digfest is hosted by the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership.
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CHAMBER Continued from previous page and impact” said Wilson. The 24-member board has met and established some goals and measurements for the next four years. There is a lot of work ahead, but this group is up for the challenge.
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Tri-Village Chamber Partnership 2016 Board Of Trustees Roster & Contact List Kevin Fix, Co-Chair Newhaven Capital Advisors kfix@hewhavencap.com
Jason Clayton, Vital Film Works jclayton@vitalfilmworks.com
Becky Thompson, Grandview Dental Care becky@grandviewdentalcare.com
Jamie Gentry, Co-Chair Enterprise Advisory Group jgentry@eagohio.com
Rick Dumas, HHH CPA Group rdumas@hhhcpagroup.com
Laura Oldham, Vice-Chair Startburst Columbus laura@starburstcolumbus.com
Jill Gerschutz, Credit Union Of Ohio jgerschutz@cuofohio.org
Ex-Officio Members: Patrik Bowman, City Of Grandview Heights pbowman@grandviewheights.org
Curtis Onofri, Treasurer Pathways Fin. Credit Union conofri@pathwayscu.com
Chris Guglielmi, Jimmy John’s cwguglie@gmail.com
Dan Bartholomew, 21st Century Financial bartholomew.daniel@ pennmutual.com
Rob Maccabee, Cliing rob@cliing.com
Kristy Etling, Immediate Past Pres Merrill Lynch kristen.etling@ml.com Peter Hahn, Immediate Past Pres Dinsmore & Shohl LLP peter.hahn@dinslaw.com Jim Amstutz Ohio Power Tool jim@ohiopowertool.com Edie Blough Title First edie.blough@titlefirst.com
Pat Meyer, Pathways/MFCU patm@pathwayscu.com Chris Miller, The Arlington Bank Christophermiller@ arlingtonbank.com Stephen Papineau, Shelby Management steve@shelbymanagement.com Rich Pontius, Thomas & Marker Construction rpontius@thomas-marker.com
Andy Culp, Grandview City Schools andy.culp@ghcsd.org Joseph Henderson, City of Upper Arlington jhenderson@uaoh.net Chris Potts, Upper Arlington City Schools cpotts@uaschools.org Kent Studebaker, Mayor Village of Marble Cliff kentestudebaker@gmail.com
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NEW MEMBERS 1st Ayd Corporation Michael Mott 48 N. Powell Ave. Columbus, OH 43204 (614) 439-6343 www.1stayd.com All Occasions Party Rental / Marbella Event Furniture and Decor Rental Amy Sandel 72 Wilson Road Eighty Four, PA 15102 (877) 788-8100 www.allparty.com www.marbellaeventrental.com Arch City Dental Emily Thomas 891 Yard Street Grandview Heights, OH 43212 (614) 832-3424 www.ArchCityDental.com Block Advisors Nesley Thomas blockadvisors.com 3763 Ridge Mill Drive Columbus, OH 43126 (614) 921-1304 Buji ActionCOACH Chris Brown 9188 Candleridge St. Pickerington, OH 43147 (614) 795-1111 www.bujibusiness.com Columbus Crew SC Sean Williams 1 Black & Gold Blvd.
Columbus, OH 43230 (614) 447-4155 columbuscrewsc.com Columbus International Program Kat Moser 4900 Reed Road, Suite 331 Columbus, OH 43220 (614) 221-0034 www.cipcolumbus.org Continental Blinds & Care Dawn Gallione 1072 W. Fifth Ave. Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 486-5406 www.continentalblinds.com Cornerstone of Hope Stacey Swanson 1550 Old Henderson Road, Suite E 262 Columbus, OH 43220 (648) 824-4285 www.cornerstoneofhope.org Edward Jones InvestmentsSteven Rockwell, Financial Advisor Steven Rockwell 3710 Riverside Drive Upper Arlington, OH 43221 (614) 459-9004 www.edwardjones.com/ steven-rockwell Lawhon & Associates, Inc. Chuck Wilson 1441 King Ave. Columbus, OH 43212
(614) 481-8600 www.lawhon-assoc.com
Mop In The Bucket Professional Cleaners LLC Yarima Karama 2422 Sherwood Villa Upper Arlington, OH 43221 (614) 288-1133
M.A.S.H. Pantry Amber Hudson 2735 Columbus St. Grove City, OH 43123 (614) 390-5722 www.mashpantry.org
OrderUp Columbus Lauren Eckles 1000 Colony Way Columbus, OH 43235 (614) 506-0041 orderup.com/some/columbus/ delivery/all
Mathnasium of Upper Arlington Jeff Roedel 4713 Reed Road Columbus, OH 43220 (614) 826-0378 www.mathnasium.com/ upperarlington
Sleep Outfitters Pat Doyle 4740 Reed Road Upper Arlington, OH 43220 (614) 326-0710 www.sleepoutfitters.com
Maxwell Financial Management Katy Ufferman 6530 West Campus Oval, Suite 320 New Albany, OH 43054 (614) 431-4345 www.maxwellFM.com
State Farm Insurance - Yglesias Insurance & Financial Services Doug Yglesias 2109 W. Fifth Ave., Suite E Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 488-3388 www.sfbuckeye.com
Migraine Minds, LLC Douglas Van Fossen 4602 Sawmill Road Columbus, OH 43220 (614) 715-8750 migraineminds.com
SVN, Wilson Commercial Group, LLC Mike Bockbrader 431 W. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 404-9088
Mill Street Distillery Hernando Posada 10 Mill Street Utica, OH 43080 (740) 616-9220 www.millstdistillery.com
The Avenue Steak Tavern Gretchen Moore
1307 Grandview Ave. Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 621-3663 www.theavenuesteaktavern.com Trident Design Lisa Woodward 939 Burrell Ave. Columbus, OH 43212 (614) 291-2435 www.trident-design.com Tutor Doctor of Central Ohio Lori Nahem 2390 Bryden Road Columbus, OH 43209 (614) 493-2424 www.hometutorscolumbus.com WesBanco Bank Jane Wahl 1818 W Lane Ave. Upper Arlington, OH 43221 (614) 487-8383 www.wesbanco.com WesBanco Bank Lara Ford 1818 W. Lane Ave. Upper Arlington , OH 43221 (614) 487-8383 www.wesbanco.com Yumii Kettle Corn Steve Flaherty 3130 Devonshire Drive Delaware, OH 43015 (740) 936-3130 www.thatsyumii.com
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Business owners don’t have to go it alone thanks to the H&M Business Services & Solutions Team By Molly Pensyl H&M Business Development Manager We love being members of the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership. It puts us in great company with the types of businesses we have been serving since our firm’s origination over nine decades ago. Holbrook & Manter, CPAs is an accounting and professional services firm with a foundation built-upon helping family-owned and closely-held businesses thrive. So many businesses fall under this umbrella and the financial challenges and victories they face are unique. We understand the ins and outs of business ownership and take pride in being a trusted adviser and partner for businesses of all types on their path to business growth. Today’s business owners are extremely busy, to say the least— we find that the day-to-day tasks necessary to running a business often takes their focus off of their passion more than they would like. Meaning, they spend more time working “in” their business instead of “on” their business. Take for example; a chef opens a restaurant because of her passion for food and her cooking talents. Her heart is in the kitchen, but she is often pulled away because the monthly books need closing and payroll needs cut. Or, a local brewer who knows a thing or two about barley can’t spend as much time as he would like with his patrons because a tax issue came up or he is
navigating concerns about cash flow. The scenarios are varied but the need for assistance is the same, and that is where we step in. Holbrook & Manter’s “Business Services and Solutions Team” is an answered prayer to business owners looking to focus more on the passion that drove them to open their business in the first place. This is H&M’s dedicated team of accounting professionals who are focused solely on the needs of our business owner clients. The team is made up of CPAs, highlytrained accounting software specialists (e.g. QuickBooks ProAdvisors, Peachtree specialists, Xero Partners, etc.), payroll specialists, collection specialists and much more. Above all else, they are dedicated to efficiency and accuracy, each of them being fully invested in helping our clients succeed in business and get to the next level. Our team can work remotely or they go on-site to the owner’s place of business- whichever makes the client most comfortable. They can be a full outsourced accounting solution, or, the services can be al a carte, meaning the team can take care of just the tasks that will lighten the load for the business owner. The team can work in tandem with the business owner’s current accounting staff or, save them the overhead of a staff accountant all together by being a total backroom solution. Imagine all of the time that is freed
up for the business owner when we step in to take care of these tasks. But, the best part about the Business Services and Solutions Team’s offerings are that they are totally customizable and scalable. If the business owner likes to cut payroll but is perplexed by taxes and compliance, we can simply assist with just those needs. Maybe the business owner has a bookkeeper that cuts payroll and pays the bills for the business, but needs help closing the books or efficiently navigating QuickBooks—we can help with just what is needed, not what is already being taken care of by the business owner’s capable staff. A local doctor that prefers to focus on his practice and his patients has been working with the Business Services and Solutions Team for many years. He shares, “most of my staff members have advanced medical degrees… the last thing I want them worrying about is writing a check of chasing a late payment. H&M is a much better way to go than doing it yourself.” That’s just the thing; no business owner should have to go it alone. Our team is here to help. We are conveniently located at Grandview Yard, and we also have three additional locations in the region. We invite you to visit the Business Services and Solutions Team’s website to learn more at www. BusinessAccoutingServicesOhio.com Give us a call today or stop by and see us. We offer all interested businesses a free one hour consultation.
Our H&M Business Services and Solutions Team offer the following services: • Your accounting tasks performed by H&M employees • Compilations (monthly or quarterly) • Payroll services • Closing the books • QuickBooks and Peachtree services • Software training and support • Collections • Tax planning, preparation and reporting • Pension and profit sharing plans • Benchmarking and management reporting • Controller and CFO assistance • Business planning and consulting • New business start-up • Staff shadowing
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Arch City Dental announces second location at Grandview Yard On April the 4th Arch City Dental opened their new location in the Grandview Yard complex. Arch City’s original location is in Northeast Columbus near Westerville. With all the new growth in the Grandview Yard area coupled with Dr. Baloy being the team dentist of the Columbus Blue Jackets, opening a new location in the Grandview Yard complex made a lot sense. Both locations are full service dental offices specializing in: • Emergency visits • Cosmetic dentistry • Oral conscious sedation • Digital x-rays • Implants and veneers • Invisalign® (clear braces) • Fillings, crowns and bridges • Root canal therapy Did you know that Dental anxiety and phobia is extremely common in America? It has been estimated that between 30 million to 40 million Americans are afraid
Westerville • (614) 891-7075 Grandview Yard • (614) 832-3424 www.archcitydental.com to go to the dentist. With this growing concern, Dr. Donatelli and his staff have undergone rigorous training on oral Conscious Sedation to help those people. Arch City is committed to staying on the forefront of all the latest dental technology for their patients. Arch City Dental’s nonjudgemental approach with their patients is another reason if you are looking or haven’t been to the dentist in years to give them a call or you can visit them at ArchCityDental.com.
Suzy’s Helping Hands staff can help people with many different scenarios, including organizing homes to moving people who are downsizing or upsizing. They even help prepare homes for sale.
We are here to help As the owner of Suzy’s Helping Hands (SHH) and on behalf of the SHH team, I gratefully thank all of our clients who have invited us into their homes and allowed us to help them in a very important and often difficult time in their lives. Our team of men and women have been hired into many different scenarios, from organizing young families’ homes, to moving baby boomers from large to small or small to large; and, last but not least, preparing their homes to sell. Nothing is too complex for us to handle, such as helping families who must liquidate an estate after the loss of a loved one and insuring that all family members receive what is special to them. Finally, we are honored to move our greatest generation, “our seniors,” downsizing their homes of fifty plus years, moving them on to a retirement home or assisted living, or sadly closing the door after moving families’ loved ones into a
memory care facility. My prayer is to be wherever God wants us and to help those on their new journeys. I can honestly say that every one of our clients becomes very dear to each of us. This is the heart of Suzy’s team, who carefully, lovingly, move folks in all different circumstances, and guide and aid them to say good-bye to old and open the door to new. We humbly thank you for believing in us, and we look forward to a future of assisting the community with our Helping Hands. Love, Suzy
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Pathways is active in community Congratulations to the new Tri-Village Chamber Partnership. The Members First Branch of Pathways Financial Credit Union has been located in the Tri-Village area since the 1950s. We are very proud of our commitment to the Tri-Village and central Ohio community. In 2015, our employees contributed over 500 hours to community service and community events. Credit Unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives, owned by their members. As a not-for-profit financial cooperative, the money we earn is returned to our member/owners in a variety of ways, including lower loan rates, higher deposit rates, and fewer/lower fees. For most consumers, credit unions will provide the greatest value they can find at a financial institution. Economists at the Credit Union National Association provide an annual Membership Benefit Report for credit unions that puts an actual dollar amount on the direct financial benefit our member/ owners share. In 2015, Pathways provided $2,338,430 in direct financial benefits for our member/owners. According to Greg Kidwell, President at Pathways Financial Credit Union, “Over the last three years Pathways has provided over $6.8 Million in direct financial benefits for our member/owners”. A great example of a direct financial benefit is our new Swipe2Save Checking Account. This unique, and free, checking account roundsup each debit card transaction you make and deposits the money into a special Swipe2Save Savings account that pays 5.00% APY. We’ll even match your round-up amount each month for the first six-months your account is open (up to $300.00). See details on this special checking account in our accompanying ad in this supplement. We invite you to visit our Tri-Village area branch for more information on our Swipe2Save Checking and all of our other services.
Pathways Financial Credit Union mascot “Happy Saver” working a community event in the TriVillage area.
Pathways President Greg Kidwell (on right) working with one of the young participants in the Tour de Grandview Kid’s Sprints event.
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‘Good Will is Above Gold’ As you enter our contemporary jewelry store that motto is written in gold above the transom. It is the basis for our dedication to the jewelry profession. Excellence in design and workman ship is our goal, along with a commitment to our core principal of educating the public about our industry. Jack Seibert is the President of the Jewelry Division of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants, and has been on their Board of Directors since the 1980s. He is also Past President of the Ohio Guild of American Gem Society, an important organization committed to ethical business practices. Jack is a Registered Jeweler, Certified Gemologist Appraiser of the AGS, the highest titles in the Jewelry Industry. It shows to our potential customers that we are a trusted, ethical and professional jewelry firm. We donate each year to many fundraising events in the Upper Arlington community. Jack Seibert is a 26-year member of the Upper Arlington Rotary Club, and they have greatly assisted in making Upper Arlington a wonderful place to live and raise a family. Our firm has won several awards for excellence in design, including Best of
Show, Governors Award, International Awards from the American Gem Trade Association and The Spectrum Awards that celebrate the finest jewelry designs featuring Natural Colored Gemstones. Platinum honors have also been awarded to our firm. Our store is adjacent to the Shops of Lane Avenue, and we were established in 1979 and we are locally owned and staffed by Upper Arlington residents. One of our specialties is the repair and restoration of family heirlooms. We have had extensive experience with all precious metal restorations in Platinum as well as yellow and white gold. We have a state-of-the-art laser welding machine that enables us to perform expert repairs on all types of jewelry items. All of our work is done “In House”; we have a special Jewelers Block Insurance Policy, which combines our outstanding security with our UL approved protection. Your fine jewelry is insured while in our care, and you can discuss your project with one of our goldsmiths while visiting our studio. Our staff does not work on commission so there is never any pressure to purchase jewelry, or commit to a complicated restoration project of a family heirloom. Cleaning and inspections are at no cost, so stop by soon.
Wanted, commercial real estate investor! First City Bank experience is the difference! There are only a few true community banks left in the area and even fewer that are family owned. We are proud to continue a tradition of delivering superior personal service and flexible products with over 200 years of combined experience. We specialize in commercial real estate. If you are an investor or a business owner, work with one of our local decision makers who will take the time to get to know you and your business.
3. The loan process is quick and efficient. They don’t bog me down in repetitive paperwork. 4. They’re a small bank and I think that helps them understand small business. We work directly with decision makers who want to help and give us good advice. It’s also nice walking into the lobby and knowing the friendly staff.
Here is what our customers have to say about First City Bank; 1. FCB really knows the neighborhood where I have my rental properties. They understand my business plan and help me succeed. 2. Unlike processes at “big box” banks, I get personalized service from people who know and understand my market.
Stop in and talk with one of our lenders. “First City Bank. Your Real Estate Lender? Experience really is the difference.”
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Members came together at the White Party Gala to celebrate past achievements and a very bright future. It was a wonderful turn-out and many thanks to everyone who attended and helped with the event.
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Calendar of Events
Tri-Village Chamber Partnership teams up with the Central Ohio Food Truck Association to feed those who attend Grandview Heights Public Library’s summer concert series
May 7 Grandview’s Great Garage Sale: Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. throughout Grandview. www.grandviewheights.org
May 12
Grandview Area Chamber’s Monthly Luncheon: At Yat’s Cajun Creole, with BBB of central Ohio speaking. www.chamberpartnership.org
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Taste of UA is set for Aug. 4 at Northam Park.
May 28
Memorial Day Parade: 10 a.m. First Ave. between Cambridge Blvd. and Oxley Road. www.grandviewheights.org
will present the TDG Street Party on Grandview Avenue from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. www.destinationgrandview.org
June 29
May 28
2nd Annual Chocolate Walk: Participating merchants along a route from the Library through Grandview Avenue will offer ticket holders a unique chocolate treat at each stop. Ticket holders can enjoy a sweet stroll, starting and finishing where they choose, but are encouraged to visit all businesses. For more information, visit facebook.com/ grandviewlibraryendowmentfund
TUESDAYS June 7-July 26
Music on the Lawn Concert Series: Every Tuesday from 7:30-8:30 pm at the Grandview Library. www.ghpl.org
June 11
6th Annual Digfest: 4 to 10:30 p.m. at the Grandview Yard. Live music, local food and locally crafted beverages. Free admission, tickets sold for beverages. www. grandviewdigfest.com www.chamberpartnership.org
June 17
23rd Annual Tour de Grandview & Street Party: Races will take place Friday evening and race info found here: www.tourdegrandview.com Destination Grandview
New Chamber Member Breakfast: 8 am hosted by Cornerstone of Hope. Meet new members and program partners in an informal setting while learning ways to maximize membership in the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership. www.chamberpartnership.org/events
July 23
23rd Annual Lazy Daze of Summer Festival: Free admission, food, crafts, entertainment. For more information go to our website www.grandviewheights.org or visit the Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Arts Council website at www.ghmcartscouncil.org
Aug 4
Taste of Upper Arlington: 3:30 to 9 p.m. at Northam Park in Upper Arlington. Retaurant and business showcase with entertainment and family fun. Free admission. www.chamberpartnership.org
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3rd Annual Summer Session: Columbus Craft Beer Alliance hosts a celebration of low alcohol craft beer. More than a dozen local breweries will be available for tasting with great food to match. For more information, please visit: www.columbuscraftbeer.com/summersession
The Grandview Heights Public Library (GHPL) is pleased to announce the performance schedule for the 31st Annual Music on the Lawn summer concert series at the library. The series brings the community together for great live music every Tuesday in June & July from at 7:30-8:30 pm. Continued support from local businesses and organizations has helped build the series into a destination event in Grandview Heights/ Marble Cliff. More than 5,000 people attend an average of eight concerts every year. The Central Ohio Food Truck Association and the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership will provide a food truck for each concert, and the Friends of the Grandview Library will be selling beverages to benefit the library. Enjoy great live performances and family fun at the Grandview Library this summer. See you on the lawn! Free outdoor summer concerts on the Grandview Heights Public Library lawn. Tuesdays, June & July, 7:30-8:30 pm. Call (614) 486-2951 after 6 p.m. about possible cancellation due to weather. No rain location. June 7– The Conspiracy Band (R&B/funk) June 14 – Arnett Howard’s Band (Creole funk) June 21 – The Deeptones (Funk) June 28– The British Invasion (‘60s music) July 5– George Barrie Band (Blues/rock) July 6 – Ladies of Longford (Celtic) July 19 – The Ramshacklers (Rock) July 26– The Randys (Eclectic oldies)
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