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Greycup | #Experiencetheenergy 2 Table of Contents STAMPEDE PARK NOV 20-23 I MCMAHON STADIUM NOV 24 #GREYCUP | #EXPERIENCETHEENERGY 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE ENERGY AVENUE TEAM FESTIVAL CHAIR ....................................5 PARTY ZONE ........................................23 WELCOME MESSAGES FROM SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR PREMIER OF ALBERTA AND MAYOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22 ....................24 OF CALGARY ..........................................7 GREY CUP MERCHANDISE ............. 27 OLYMPIC PLAZA GREY CUP ARRIVAL ...................................................9 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 ............28 GREY CUP FESTIVAL MOBILE APP DOWNLOAD ................11 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 ..................31 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 ........13 107TH GREY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.....................32 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 ..............16 GAME DAY INFORMATION .............33 TD OUTDOOR STAGE LINEUP .......19 THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS ..................................39 GREY CUP FESTIVAL MAP..............20 3 Canada takes the field in Calgary 19-0001686 We are proud to be the host city for the 107th Grey Cup. 1 calgary.ca 19-0001686 Grey Cup 2019 final.FP.REV.indd 1 2019-10-25 12:18 PM On behalf of the 2019 Grey Cup Organizing Committee and the Calgary Stampeder Football Club, we welcome you to the 107th Grey Cup and 2019 Grey Cup Festival presented by Shaw! The Grey Cup Festival was born in 1948 when Calgarians boarded a train to Toronto and injected our western hospitality into the Championship game. It forever changed the spirit of Grey Cup weekend and we look forward to paying homage to this history while taking this tradition to a whole new level! Hosted at the world-famous Stampede Park, the 2019 Grey Cup Festival runs Wednesday night through Saturday night and will be the biggest yet! The fun continues Sunday, November 24th at McMahon Stadium with tailgate parties for fans of all ages and, of course, the 107th Grey Cup presented by Shaw. We thank the Government of Alberta, the City of Calgary, Tourism Calgary and all of our partners for their invaluable support. A special tip of the hat to more than 800 volunteers for their dedication and energy in showcasing Calgary’s warm, Western hospitality. There is nothing like the Grey Cup to bring people together and create those magical moments that we cherish as fans. Energy drives Calgary in every way. Our people work and lead with energy and enthusiasm, our events are driven by energy and passion, energy inspires innovation and entrepreneurship and is why Calgary is rated in the top 5 most livable cities in the world. We invite all citizens of Calgary, guests travelling to Calgary and business partners of the CFL to come and “Experience the Energy” of Calgary and the Grey Cup. Mike Franco Chairman, 2019 Grey Cup Festival 5 heart Before the final whistle blows, discover Calgary beyond all the face paint and glitter wigs. Check us out at visitcalgary.com 1 A MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER OF ALBERTA Welcome to Alberta for the 107th Grey Cup! We are proud to host the second straight Grey Cup game, after Edmonton did a brilliant job of hosting Canadian football fans last year in a game won by the Calgary Stampeders. Alberta has always been at the heart of the Canadian Football League. Not only do we field two legendary teams, but because Alberta has welcomed hundreds of thousands of newcomers from across Canada, every CFL team has a big squad of fans at games played in Commonwealth and McMahon Stadiums. It was Albertans who turned the Cup into a week long national party at the famous 1948 game hosted by Toronto. We hope to live up to that reputation this week in Calgary. In such a big, diverse country, it is key that we have national events and symbols that bring us together. That’s why the Grey Cup is more than just a game. As we gather on another cold November day to watch great football, we show the world yet again that we are the North, and we are proud of this great tradition of sportsmanship that brings us together from coast to coast. Hon Jason Kenney PREMIER OF ALBERTA A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR NENSHI On behalf of the citizens of Calgary and my City Council colleagues, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to Calgary for the 2019 Grey Cup Championship & Festival! We are thrilled to be your hosts for the Grey Cup Championship Game and all the festivities that go along with it. It has been 10 years since our city last had the honour of welcoming athletes and fans to this incredible event. Calgarians have a strong love of sport and, of course, football. We’re honoured to once again welcome folks from across the country back to Calgary to watch the best in the CFL compete for the Grey Cup. Fans know that the Grey Cup is about more than one day - the Grey Cup Festival has you covered all week long. Starting with the Grey Cup arrival party at Olympic Plaza on November 19, through to Game Day on November 24 there is no shortage of exciting events to celebrate the 107 years of the Grey Cup, including the first ever Grey Cup Rodeo. For those of you visiting Calgary, I hope you have the opportunity to take in all that our city has to offer from incredible shopping and dining, to the community spirit Calgarians are known for. I wish the best of luck to the competing teams and, again, extend a warm welcome to our guests. Sincerely, Naheed K. Nenshi MAYOR FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE IS THE BEST OFFENSE. IT WORKS. THAT’S THE HONEST TRUTH. ®Registered trademark of Lofthouse of Fleetwood Ltd. Fishermansfriend.ca OLYMPIC PLAZA COMES ALIVE DURING THE 2019 GREY CUP FESTIVAL FREE SKATE RENTALS & FIRE PITS ACTIVE: THU, NOV 21 & FRI, NOV 22 4PM - 9:30PM SAT, NOV 23 12PM - 9:30PM ENJOY A MAGICAL SKATING EXPERIENCE RIGHT IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN CALGARY. Glide along the skating surface with fellow fans then huddle up around the fire pits to warm up before continuing the festivities. 1 COMPLETELY ACCESSIBLE AND ADMISSION IS FREE (WEATHER DEPENDING). ARRIVAL OF THE GREY CUP NOV 19 | 12:00 PM | OLYMPIC PLAZA JOIN US AT OLYMPIC PLAZA TO OFFICIALLY WELCOME THE GREY CUP BACK TO CALGARY! CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie and some special guests will say a few words, but we need YOU to come down and show how much Calgarians love the game! The fun starts at noon! 1 1 DOWNLOAD THE GREY CUP FESTIVAL MOBILE APP COURTESY WI-FI PROVIDED BY #GREYCUP #EXPERIENCETHEENERGY 1 23438 CL Grey CUp Festival AD 5.25x3.9.indd 1 2019-10-23 8:08 AM 1 WEDNESDAY | NOV. 20 GET READY TO EXPERIENCE THE ENERGY WITH AN EVENING OF FREE FAMILY FUN! Start your Grey Cup off right! Plan to join us as we kick-off KICK-OFF PARTY four days of fun and fandom! 6:00 PM Calgary’s ultimate host, Dave STAMPEDE PARK | BIG FOUR ROADHOUSE Kelly, brings his witty humour to the festivities with a 45 NISSAN TITAN minute high-energy show featuring the arrival of the Dave Kelly STREET FESTIVAL Grey Cup, special guests, live 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM music, local artists and CFL STAMPEDE PARK | LOT 3 | FREE Football Alumni. INDOOR FAMILY ZONE Following the kick-off, we 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM encourage everyone to STAMPEDE PARK | HALL A BMO CENTRE | FREE explore all the activities at the Nissan TITAN Street Festival FESTIVAL FIREWORKS and Indoor Family Zone. PRESENTED BY CN Stick around and catch 9:00 PM the amazing fireworks show STAMPEDE PARK | LOT 3 set to music by Canadian country musicians. This is an ALL AGES event with FREE fun for the whole family to enjoy! For a full list of events and times, visit GreyCupFestival.ca1 INFORMATION CENTRE Where can I get something to eat? What time are the fireworks? Where are the Team Party rooms? NEED HELP? Our Grey Cup Festival volunteers at the Postmedia Information Centre or anyone wearing ASK ME button will be happy to help! *Lost & Found located in the Postmedia Information Centre. WE ARE AUDIENCE EXPERTS ADVERTISE ON ONE OF CANADA’S LARGEST PREMIUM AUDIENCE NETWORKS TODAY. AUDIENCE ADVERTISING CONTENT WEBSITE SEARCH SOCIAL TO LEARN MORE, VISIT POSTMEDIASOLUTIONS.COM Don’t slip up. Winterize with Jiffy Lube. down The Jiffy Lube Tube Slide at the Nissan TITAN Street Festival. And slip Three lanes of high-speed, tubing fun for the whole family to enjoy. Proud sponsors of the Grey Cup Festival. 1 jiffylubeservice.ca INFORMATION CENTRE Where can I get something to eat? What time are the fireworks? Where are the Team Party rooms? NEED HELP? Our Grey Cup Festival volunteers at the Postmedia Information Centre or anyone wearing ASK ME button will be happy to help! *Lost & Found located in the Postmedia Information Centre. WE ARE AUDIENCE EXPERTS ADVERTISE ON ONE OF CANADA’S LARGEST PREMIUM AUDIENCE NETWORKS TODAY. AUDIENCE ADVERTISING CONTENT WEBSITE SEARCH SOCIAL TO LEARN MORE, VISIT POSTMEDIASOLUTIONS.COM INFORMATION CENTRE Don’t slip up. Where can I get something to eat? What time are the fireworks? Winterize with Where are the Team Party rooms? NEED HELP? Jiffy Lube. Our Grey Cup Festival volunteers down The Jiffy Lube Tube Slide at the Nissan TITAN Street Festival. And slip at the Postmedia Information Centre Three lanes of high-speed, tubing fun for the whole family to enjoy. or anyone wearing an ASK ME button will be happy to help! Proud sponsors of the Grey Cup Festival. *Lost & Found located in the Postmedia Information Centre. jiffylubeservice.ca 15 THURSDAY | NOV. 21 Come explore more than 200,000 square feet of family-friendly activities! With more than 25 interactive stations, guaranteed fun for everyone! Best of all, it’s FREE to attend! OPEN 9:30 AM - 9:30 PM | STAMPEDE PARK | LOT 3 | FREE GREY CUP PANCAKE Mmmm! What’s better than a pancake breakfast? How about a FREE pancake breakfast? Join us for BREAKFAST yummy flapjacks and sausage, Stampede Royalty 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM and lively entertainment.
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