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How to Hillside Inside 7. What brought you to Hillside 8. How did you get to Hillside Inside? Inside? How to Hillside Inside The people who bring you Hillside Inside ● Event location ● I drove alone ● I carpooled Community Booths ● Scheduled performers ● I walked ● Guelph bus Inside Gate 5 · 3 to 9 pm Board of Directors Coordinators ● Event timing ● Other _________________ First of all, we would like to Open 3 pm to midnight Zack Benson, Accessibility: Menu Secretary Karen Calzonetti ● Brand/reputation of Hillside Welcome! Visit the community, thank you – our wonderful How to Hillside Inside Thunderheist Lisa Calzonetti Box Office On Site: Message from the Volunteer Manager ● Friends’ influence environmental and grassroots patrons – for your support was a dance- Feng’s Dumpling Nicholas Dalton Emily Kuberis floor hit at organizations, located inside of Dumplings – shrimp, s Hillside Inside brings together of our outstanding volunteers. ● Good value for dollar and enthusiasm. Hillside Adrian Harding, Coat Check: Hillside Inside friends, community and a rockin’ We truly couldn’t do this without ● Other _________________ Gate #5 in the Artisan Market, tofu-mushroom, ginger-beef .....6 for $5.00 Treasurer Tara Treanor Inside is unique, and we are 2009. to find out about their valuable ......................................... or 12 for $8.50 Sarah Mau, President Craft Vending: concert! you, and are so thankful for grateful for your continued Laura Harrison 9. Please rate the following event features on a scale of 1 -5 work. Rice Dim Sum ................................. $5.00 Jim Moon everyone’s dedication, commit- patronage. Dish in Zamboni: A big thank you goes out to all (1 = strongly disagree, 3 = neutral, and 5 = strongly agree). Eric Pringle ment and love for Hillside and Alcohol Dishwashing & Reusable Dishes Lost & Found The groups include Hot & Sour Soup.............................. $3.00 Rachel Hyatt, of our coordinators, volunteers, Hillside We also need to thank Pie – apple or strawberry rhubarb .... $3.00 Spencer Shewen Justin Peterson, what we do. Inside 1 2 3 4 5 Beverages are only served in Hillside Festival, in partner­ Located in the Coat Check area. Free, safe drinking water committee and board members our wonderful volunteers • Bracelet of Hope Soda Beverages .............................. $1.00 Andrew Toms Brianna Rustige I enjoyed the festival venue. reusable Hillside mugs, $2 ship with the Sleeman Centre, After the event, lost items go City of Guelph and Hillside Equipment Shuttle: who made this event come to Take a moment to sit back, relax and staff. Without them, • CFRU Doug Larson each (taxes in), which can be offers reusable dishes and to the Hillside office. Inside provide drinking Candace Sepulis Seimone Kpiniong life. and take it all in – Hillside only I had no problems finding parking for the festival. Hillside Inside would • Guelph Guitar Project purchased at the Merchandise dishwashing, a unique initia­ water. Please visit our Marty Williams Floaters/Stand By Me: comes twice a year. The crowd size for the festival was just right. not be possible. As an Merchandise Area • Guelph and District Sombat the Thai Gu David Lacalamita We are able to bring this unique, Area, Info Booth and selected tive for an indoor concert. The Thirst Quenchers station in Sticky rice & shrimp chips y Hillside Inside organization, Hillside enjoys Buy performer CDs & Ts. Multicultural Festival Food Vending: exciting event to the Guelph Happy Hillside, Overall, Hillside Inside’s sound level was just right. beer carts. Please drink Sleeman Centre zamboni room Section 108. with Thai peanut sauce .................... $3.00 Advisory Committee Carolyn Silvestro one of the largest and Choose from Hillside Inside • Guelph-Wellington Women Sam Baijal community through the help – Jessie Hillside Inside offered high quality performances. responsibly. has been transformed into a Mango salad ................................... $5.00 Food Vending: most dynamic volunteer products – hoodies, long­ in Crisis Vegetable fresh rolls ....................... $5.00 Chris Tiessen Gerry Robbins Hillside Inside offered high quality technical production. dishwashing area staffed by programs in the area. Many, sleeved shirts, toques and • Sticks and Stones Chicken or tofu yellow curry John Leacock Gate 2 & 6: Access Support Jessie O’Donnell Terry French I enjoyed the mix and quality of food vendors available. many thanks to all of our volunteers. Look for the dish Parking with steamed rice ........................... $6.00 Hillside is committed to access more! Located in section 116. Wilderness School Paula Allen Info Booth: volunteers! bins throughout the concourse Municipal parking lots are $2 Paterson Hodgson I enjoyed the mix and quality of craft vendors. for all. The Access Support Prices range from $10 to $44. Paula Perri Thanks!The Ontario Trillium Ticketpro Exclaim! Scotiabank Merchandise: Foundation Gaining access to the Hillside Inside floor was not difficult. area, conveniently located near on a first­come­first­serve Eric Pringle University Centre Intrigue Media Simplex Grinnell The Board of Directors area is located in Gate #1 Cash, debit and credit. Ashleigh Benedict City of Guelph Programming, the food vendors. Clean dishes basis. Patrons can park all day Guelph Caribbean Cuisine Spencer Shewen Central Students’ Old Quebec Street Mall Hillside Inside’s ticket price was good value for money. would also like to thank and provides assistance to Jerk chicken with rice ..................... $8.00 Performer Merch: Sleeman Centre Staff U of Guelph Association Management our amazing staff: Marie will be supplied to the food in the east and west parkades Marie Zimmerman Karin Davidson-Taylor HIAC I plan on returning to Hillside Inside next year. individuals requiring additional Jerk chicken on a bun ..................... $7.00 Jon Halliwell and the Aux.tv Ballyhoo Media Zimmerman, Sam Baijal, vendors. Hearing Hillside connected to the Sleeman Staff & Service Performer Services: technical Team Downtown Guelph Jan Hall at CFRU Pattison Outdoor support, including one­on­one Curry chicken with rice .................... $8.00 Providers Cheryl Cadogan Business Association I liked the Hillside Inside decor. Jessie O’Donnell and Paula Hillside has taken steps to protect Centre. Accessible spots are Kyle Butella, Office Co-op Team at ROGERS N.C. Pestill Ltd. support moving throughout First Aid Curried goat with rice ...................... $9.00 Lisa Simard, Michele Deveaux Student Guelph Tourism The Hillside merchandise and apparel was good value your hearing, but the responsibility Television, Guelph Ontario Arts Council Perri. They work tirelessly located within these, with a Vegetarian stir fry with rice ............. $7.00 Bookkeeper Set-Up/Tear-Down: Aboriginal Community Volunteer Centre of and of high quality. the venue. Stop by for assis­ Volunteers from St. John’s ultimately lies with you. As at Dave Hatch University of Guelph SOCAN Foundation to bring us the community, height restriction of 6 ft, 1 inch, Chick-peas on a bun ........................ $5.00 Jon Halliwell, Site Décor Team Guelph/Wellington – Alumni Affairs and any live music venue, there will Sign & Décor: Department of Canadian I would attend Hillside Inside next year if it was a multi- food, vendors, and of tance and information on Ambulance are providing first Technical Director Guelph Arts Council Development be dramatic shifts in the Sound and in street parking. We All of the above served with salad or roti. Installation Mike Hillside Finance Heritage venue festival, spread out over different “stages” in the accessibility. aid services. Look for their Samir Baijal, Artistic Committee NOW Soundscapes course, music that we are Pressure Level (SPL). Hillside takes encourage you to carpool or Jamaican patties ............................ $2.00 Director Johnston city (e.g. Guelph Youth Music Centre, River Run Centre, all here to enjoy. office at Gate #1. Site Décor: LINDdesign ECHO Encore Records Coat Check measurements of the SPL regularly take public transit. Fruit juices ..................................... $2.00 Paula Perri, Office various churches and restaurant/bars). Manager Lorena Leija Barking Dog Studios SNAP! Guelph Ground Floor Music We are fortunate to be We encourage patrons to Information Booth during each performance to ensure Looking Ahead Tech Help Crew: Gareth Lind, Graphic I would rather that Hillside Inside take place only at the that it is not beyond what one should Shopping Open 3 pm to 11 pm Amanda Gryzwacz Sleeman Centre. enjoying Hillside Inside in dress lightly or leave coats Have a question? Check out 27th annual Hillside Festival: Designer beautiful downtown Guelph. reasonably expect at a concert. The Sleeman Centre is July 23, 24, 25, 2010 Jessie O’Donnell, Thirst Quenchers: The third annual mid-winter festival in your car. There are limited the Info Booth in section 101. Under normal circumstances, the Janis Conrad Thank you to the City of conveniently attached to the Pizza Pizza & Concessions Volunteer Manager 10. Please rate the quality of service/ assistance provided by the coat check services in Gate #5, You can also buy beverage SPL will be below 105 decibels. · Tickets will go on sale Pizza, chicken fingers, fries, sausage, hot Marie Zimmerman, Volunteer Check-In: Guelph and the staff of the Old Quebec Street Mall. Many Hubert Paulmer celebrating music & community following groups on a scale of 1 -5 near the Sleeman Centre pub, mugs and ear plugs. Surveys The
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