second annual A mid-winter festival celebrating music & community in the heart of 1–11 pm • Admission • Grandstand/floor: $60 schedule • 200 level tickets: $70 • Discounted tickets 1:00 pm · Main Stage for seniors (65+) and aboriginal opening children (6-12): $55 ceremony (limited quantities) • Service charge extra. 1:05 pm · Island Stage GST included. Cash, the d’urbervilles Visa, MC and debit. • Any remaining tickets 1:40 pm · Main Stage will be available at Gate great lake #1. swimmers • All tickets have access to the general admission 2:40 pm · Island Stage standing areas on the the magic floor, based on capacity. • No exchanges or 3:15 pm · Main Stage refunds. Hillside is not k’naan responsible for lost, 4:20 pm · Island Stage stolen, misplaced or unused tickets. jay malinowski 4:55 pm · Main Stage • Important bell orchestre • Your wristband is your event pass. Do not 5:55 pm · Island Stage remove it! thunderheist • You will need both your ticket stub and your 6:40 pm · Main Stage wristband to get into the event. • Patrons are allowed 7:45 pm · Island Stage to come and go up to that 1 guy 10:45 pm. No admission after 10:45 pm. 8:20 pm · Main Stage • No pets are allowed, sam roberts band with the exception of service dogs. 9:35 pm · Break • There are no facilities 10:00 pm · Main Stage or programming specifically for children. stars

Subject to change. Sleeman Centre event staff (yellow shirts) Hillside Insidevolunteers (black shirts) 1 2 3 4 5

WOOLWICH ST SMOKING AREA FAMILY sleeman centre GATE 2 WASHROOM WASHROOMS EXIT ONLY EXIT EXIT WASHROOMS LEVEL 4 Access to FOOD FOOD GATE 4 EAST PARKADE Suites 1-13 downtown guelph ELEVATOR SALSATERIA INFO BOOTH GUELPH’S CARIBBEAN CUISINE FOOD FOOD FRIES 119 120 101 102 103 WOOLWICH st 104 PIZZA PIZZA 118 VOLUNTEER ACCESSIBLE SEATING ENTRANCE GATE 3 GATE 2 EXIT ONLY FLOOR 5 FLOOR 3 FLOOR 1 105 GATE 1 117 MACDONELL ST ACCESS TICKET SALES < SUPPORT & PICK-UP MERCH FLOOR FIRST 116 ACCESS ISLAND 106 AID POINTS STAGE MAIN > STAGE

NO PUBLIC Access to FLOOR 6 FLOOR 4 FLOOR 2 Suites 14-31 115 107 ACCESS FOOD

PLANET BEAN 114 108 COFFEE 113 112 111 110 109 FREE DRINKING FAMILY FENG’S DUMPLINGS WATER WASHROOM FOOD OLD ST. FOOD WASHROOMS ENTRANCE GATE 5 DISHWASHING GATE 6 DRAUGHT PICK’S RESTAURANT– OPEN NOON–9 AREA VOLUNTEER, VIP & MEDIA CHECK-IN COMMUNITY Level 0 Level 1 BOOTHS

craft COAT CHECK vendors LOST & FOUND > to wyndham st performers improvisations played alongside contemporary dancers. When the band parted ways with the dancers, the music continued to evolve. Their mostly instrumental Bedouin Soundclash compositions tap into the They forge their own musical acoustic delicacy of chamber , creating music music, the urgency and embodying each member’s volume of post-punk and personal and diverse musical rock, and the intricacy and preferences. With a seductive sonic range of contemporary combination of lead singer electronic music. Jay Malinowski’s soulful wail bellorchestre.com and hypnotic rhythmic guitar grooves and Eon Sinclair’s deep dubbing bass, Bedouin Soundclash creates an innovative fusion of reggae, rock, punk and soul. bedouinsoundclash.com Great Lake Swimmers Great Lake Swimmers explore the worlds of indie folk, roots music and alt-country, with a focus on lyrics and song writing. Known for haunting, somber ballads, their sound Bell Orchestre blends natural reverb with Born in an old dance studio folkie arrangements and in central , their inspirational lyrics. music grew out of collective greatlakeswimmers.com K’Naan Jay Malinowski K’naan brings an enormous Founding member and front dose of reality and urgency to man of Bedouin Soundclash, josh gabriel the hip-hop world in a time Malinowski’s solo project when people are desperate evolved during a rare break for it. From a personal and between tours, when he cultural history rooted found himself writing music in poetry, K’naan widens that was more personal and the traditional hip-hop introspective than anything perspective from 9 mm and he had put out with his band. eagle 440s to AKs and rocket In his solo work, Malinowski propelled grenades. draws from influences knaanmusic.ning.com of , Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, while maintaining his own distinctive sound. bedouinsoundclash.com

The Magic It hasn’t taken long, but The Magic is the sexiest, most exciting young pop band to come out of Guelph in years. Sam Roberts Band Restless to get people moving Canadian singer-songwriter/ instead of standing and bandleader Sam Roberts staring, The Magic creates has returned with his third immensely infectious electro- full-length, Love at the End of rock songs that are as overtly the World. Critics and fans are fun as they are slyly heavy. equally in love with Roberts myspace.com/themagiclove in his native Canada. The Sam Roberts Band has earned its reputation live as well as on record. samrobertsband.com Stars Thunderheist Stars are soft revolutionaries. Graham and Isis began Music is their rallying cry. Thunderheist as a project to They are young people who throw a wrench into static through their music are trying hip-hop conventions and to save us from our mundane explore their love for the and complacent fears. One dance floor. Thunderheist are music writer said the only far more than an electrorap way to describe Stars was act grounded in rap, bass, “beautiful hope.” and electro. They are also myspace.com/stars entrenched in disco, funk and R&B, altogether crafting a new definition of future pop music. thunderheist.com

That 1 Guy As an inventor and player of The Magic Pipe, That 1 Guy’s show has to be seen to be believed. He single-handedly The D’Urbervilles (and foot-edly) plays his Who would have guessed a amazing instrument, created few pals that started a band from miked steel pipes, with for drink tickets would end a single, thick bass string up winning over fans and wired from top to bottom – not critics from New Brunswick to mention an Appalachian to New York? The latest effort handsaw, an electric cowboy from these ex-Guelphites is boot and belching smoke. titled We Are The Hunters and that1guy.com features a heartfelt collection of seriously street-tough tunes. myspace.com/thedurbervilles emcees menu Open noon to 11 pm Michelle and Vish met at All prices include GST & PST. the and have attended every Hillside Feng’s Dumplings Dumplings – chicken, shrimp, Festival together since 2003. tofu mushroom or ginger beef They started volunteering Plate of 6...... $5.00 at CFRU 93.3 FM in Guelph Plate of 12...... $8.50 and host The Mich Vish Hot & Sour Soup...... $3.00 Interracial Morning Show! every Pie (Strawberry Rhubarb or Apple).... $3.00 Wednesday morning. Vish also Water or Soft Drinks...... $1.00 · Guelph Arts Council Mango Juice...... $3.00 works for Exclaim! Magazine and CBC Radio 3, but Michelle Guelph’s Caribbean Cuisine is much, much smarter Rotis – chicken or goat...... $8.00 than him. veggie...... $6.50 Jerk chicken – with roti...... $8.00 Nick Taylor has been with rice and salad.... $9.00 Doubles/Patties...... $2.00 spinning reggae music on Juice...... $2.00 CFRU-FM 93.3 for the past 29 years. Nick has volunteered Planet Bean Coffee for Hillside in many capacities, Coffee, tea, hot chocolate...... $2.25 from wrapping cables in a neat Juice...... $2.25 Muffins...... $2.25 pile to a stint on the board. Cookies & other pastries...... $2.00 Subject to change. T-shirts & coffee mugs...... $20.00 Salsateria 26th Nachos with Salsa...... $4,00 July 24–26, 2009 Jerk chicken wrap...... $5.00 • Tickets on sale Saturday Roasted corn on the cob...... $3.00 Nachos/corn combo...... $6.00 May 2, 2009. Sorel juice...... $1.00 • This spring: volunteer sign-up and applications Sleeman Centre Concessions for the Neighbourhood Pizza Pizza / Fry Concessions Tent, workshops & Pizza, chicken fingers, fries, sausage, hot vendors. dogs and snack food. Please purchase a Hillside Mug for all concession drinks, $2.00 each. Hillside Office: 123 Woolwich St Draught Pick’s Restaurant 2nd Floor, Guelph Open noon to 9 pm – Eat in and take out 519.763.6396 Wings, chicken fingers, burgers, Philly- hillsidefestival.ca cheese steak, plus a featured buffet with Indian/Asian-style food. craft vendors Open noon to 11 pm – Located inside Gate 6. Only open to Hillside Inside attendees. Aromatic Health In-Bloom Handmade aromatherapy A variety of one-of-a-kind products for health and necklaces, bracelets, bangles wellness without artificial or and electric guitars from synthetic ingredients. exotic woods and semi- aromatichealth.ca precious gemstones. in-bloom.ca Bellchamber Rings Incorporating styles of knot Just Perfect Designs work, spirals and ancient Hand-crafted sterling silver zoomorphic (animal) patterns jewellery. Each earring and from different Celtic artefacts. pendant is cut out from sheets bellchamber.net of sterling silver. Contempo- rary, wearable designs. Bitchin’ Bags and Stuff justperfectdesigns.com Hand-knit and felted coin purses, cell phone cases, Ken Daley purses, bags, coasters, mittens, A visual artist inspired by hats, scarves and bracelets. African-Caribbean culture and bitchinbags.etsy.com history, Ken works with oil, acrylic, ceramic tile and wood. Bluefrog Creations kendaley.ca Handmade glass beads melted from coloured glass rods with Rock on Accessories a torch and fired in a kiln, One-of-a-kind rock-inspired producing wearable art. jewellery and accessories. [email protected] Re-purposed beach glass, stones and found wood. Claire Anne Burpee rockonaccessories.etsy.com One-of-a-kind handcrafted The Olde Train Station jewellery using scraps of Trading Company stained glass. All of the metal All-natural body products. components are lead and Soap made by the cold process nickel free. method with at least 50% olive [email protected] oil as well as other premium butters and oils. stationsoap.com message how-to hillside inside from the board Alcohol elcome to our 2nd We fully support responsible Wannual Hillside Inside! alcohol service.The safety and We learned a lot from our wellbeing of patrons is our first inaugural event in 2008. priority. Beverages are only served in reusable Hillside This year the Hillside Inside mugs, $2 each (taxes included), Advisory Committee and staff which can be purchased at the tweaked a few things – and Merchandise Area, Info Booth we thank them all for their and selected beer carts. dedication and terrific efforts on this project. Access Support You’ll find the same warmth Hillside is committed to and hospitality Hillside has access for all. The Access nurtured over the years, with Support area is located in Gate #1 and provides the best lineup of music and assistance to individuals wonderful food. At every requiring additional support, step, we have endeavored to including one-on-one support maintain and preserve our moving throughout the venue. environmental initiatives. Stop by for assistance and We appreciate being able to information on accessibility. hold this event in beautiful downtown Guelph. Coat Check The board would like to We encourage patrons to dress lightly or leave coats thank the many volunteers in your car. There are limited who helped make this coat check services in Gate #5, possible, The near the Sleeman Centre pub, Trillium Foundation, the City $2 per coat. No in-and-out of Guelph and the Sleeman privileges. Centre. And a very special thanks to you, our patron, Dishwashing for your ongoing support and & Reusable Dishes enthusiasm. We couldn’t do Hillside Festival, in partner­ this without you! ship with the Sleeman Centre, offers reusable dishes Sincerely, and dishwashing, a unique The 2009 Hillside Festival initiative for an indoor concert. Board of Directors The Sleeman Centre zamboni how-to hillside inside hearing hillside Hillside has taken steps to protect your hearing, but the responsibility ultimately lies with you. As at any live music venue, there will be dramatic shifts in the Sound Pressure Level (SPL). Hillside takes measurements of the SPL regularly during each performance to ensure that it is not beyond what one should reasonably expect at a concert. Under normal circumstances, the SPL will be below 105 decibels. The use of earplugs is encouraged in all areas. However, if you are standing within a 20-metre radius of any stage, they are strongly recommended. Earplugs are available at the Info Booth for a $1 donation to The Canadian Hearing Society.

room has been transformed Lost & Found into a dishwashing area Located in the Coat Check staffed by volunteers. Look for area. After the event, lost the dish bins throughout the items go to the Hillside office. concourse area, conveniently Merchandise Area located near the food vendors. Buy performer CDs & Ts. Clean dishes will be supplied Choose from Hillside Inside to the food vendors. products – hoodies, long- First Aid sleeved shirts, toques and Volunteers from St. John’s more! Located in section 116. Ambulance are providing first Prices range from $10 to $44. aid services. Look for their Debit and credit available. office at Gate #1. Information Booth free, safe drinking water Have a Hillside Inside Hillside Inside provides free, question? Check out the safe drinking water. Visit Info Booth in section 101 for our custom-built dispenser, answers. You can also buy located in section 108, to have beverage mugs; ear plugs are your containers filled free of available for a $1 donation. charge by Hillside volunteers. Surveys can be handed in here Get your Hillside stainless in exchange for a raffle ticket steel canteens at the and a chance to win tickets to Merchandise Area for $12.50, future Hillside events. taxes included. parking As of February 1, 2009, the City community of Guelph has made changes to their parking fees. You can park all day in the east and booths west parkades connected Open noon to 8 pm to the Sleeman Centre, and Visit the community, the Baker Street Lot, for a environmental and grassroots flat fee of $2. Hillside Inside organizations, located inside of patrons will have special in/ Gate #5 in the Artisan Market, out privileges on February to find out about their valuable 7 only. There is still free work. two-hour on-street parking The groups include: and free parking in additional • Community Torchlight city lots such as the Neeve • City of Guelph Transportation Street lot. Accessible spots Demand Management are located within the east and Strategies west parkades (with a height • Faery Fest Inc. restriction of 6 feet, 1 inch) • Guelph Humane Society and are also available in street • Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis parking. We encourage you to • Habitat for Humanity carpool or take public transit. Wellington Country shopping • Land is More Important The Sleeman Centre is than Sprawl conveniently attached to • Neighbours, Friends and Families Campaign Guelph- the . Wellington Many downtown shops and • Ontario Public Interest restaurants will be open. Research Group Waste Management • Open Minds • Planned Parenthood Waterloo Please don’t throw your Region plastic dishes away – put them • Volunteer Centre of Guelph/ in the dish boxes provided. Wellington

sat feb 6, 2010 In loving memory of longtime Hillside leader and Hillside Inside volunteer Lynda Roach, who left us suddenly this December after a short illness. Thanks for all the #3 happy Hillsides. the people who bring you hillside inside Message from the Volunteer Manager e did it again folks! Thanks to every volunteer who signed up, came Wout to orientation and gave it their all before, during and after this winter festival. You are what makes this event so special and I hope you got as much out of it as possible. Thank you too to our wonderful leadership volunteers: Cassie Barker, Ashleigh Benedict, Cheryl Cadogan, Karen Calzonetti, Cindy Collins, Kris Cormier, Karin Davidson‑Taylor, Michele Deveaux, Kiah Dubelaar, Terry French, Eric Ganassin, Laura Harrison, Dave Hatch, Mike Hietkamp, Paterson Hodgson, Rachel Hyatt, Mike Johnston, Kimm Khagram, Diana Kurtzer, Seimone Kpiniong, Julia Krolik, Emily Kuberis, Hubert Paulmer, Justin Peterson, Laura Rainbow Dragon, Gerry Robbins, Brianna Rustige and Carolyn Silvestro. With thanks galore, and a little “woohoo!” – Paula

Board of Directors Hillside Inside Staff & Service Providers Zack Benson, Secretary Advisory Committee Samir Baijal, Artistic Director Lisa Calzonetti, President Sam Baijal Josh Gabriel, Photographer 2008 Nicholas Dalton Lynn Broughton Paul Holland, Technical Director Adrian Harding, Treasurer Nicholas Dalton Julian Katz, Photographer 2009 Sue Fernholm John Leacock Jenny Jayavel, Bookkeeper Heather Jamieson Ryan MacAdam Paula Philp, Volunteer Manager Ryan MacAdam Jessie O’Donnell Gareth Lind, Graphic Designer Sarah Mau Paula Philp Jessie O’Donnell, Office Manager Jim Moon Eric Pringle Rachel Thompson, Festival Manager Eric Pringle Spencer Shewen Spencer Shewen Rachel Thompson Andrew Toms Thank you to our supporters · The Ontario Trillium · Site Décor Team · Downtown Board · University of Guelph Foundation · Hillside Finance of Management – Alumni Affairs and · City of Guelph Committee · Guelph Tourism Development · Sleeman Centre Staff · Hillside Site · Volunteer Centre of · Soundscapes · Various departments Committee Guelph/Wellington · Encore Records within the City of · LINDdesign · Guelph Arts Council · Ground Floor Music Guelph · Barking Dog Studios · The Bookshelf · Scotiabank eden design: gary · original hillside logo design: lind design.ca · Paul Holland and the · Ticket Pro · Exclaim! · Simplex Grinnell Technical Team · Hillside Clothing: · ECHO · Soccer Fanatic · Loralie Anbeek, Mom Can’t Cook · Intrigue Media · Centennial Plumbing outgoing Bookkeeper Clothing Company · Sue Richards – Blog · Old Quebec Street · Paula Perri, Office · University Centre Guelph Mall Management Co-op Student Programming · theloop.ca · Aboriginal Community The Hillside Festival organization also receives support from win tickets to the hillside summer festival and the next hillside inside opinion survey

Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey – and you might win a Hillside Ticket Package! Let us know how you think we did on this second Hillside Inside. Hillside is presenting this event at the request of the City of Guelph. Our goal was to bring dynamic programming to downtown Guelph during the depth of winter. Hillside Inside is not intended to be a replica of the Hillside Summer Festival, but an indoor event that has the spirit of the summer festival. Drop off your completed survey at the Info Booth and get a raffle ticket for a chance to win two Weekend Passes for the 2009 Hillside Summer Festival and two tickets to Hillside Inside 2010. To be included in the draw, surveys must be returned by 11 pm, Saturday February 7, 2009. The winner will be announced after the festival.

1. Which community do you live 5. During your visit to Hillside nearest to? Inside, approximately how ● Guelph ● KW/Cambridge much will you spend in the ● ● Hamilton following areas? ● London ● Other______$___ Food & Beverages $___ Craft vendors 2. How old are you? $___ Hillside merchandise ● 12 & under ● 13–17 ● 18–24 $___ Performer merchandise ● 25–40 ● 41–50 ● 51–64 $___ Downtown Guelph ● 65+ merchants 3. What is your postal code? $___ Accommodation $___ Other ______6. How did you learn about 4. I attend: Hillside Inside? (You may ● High school select more than one option.) ● Conestoga College ● Poster ● Flyer ● University of Guelph ● Radio ● Word of mouth ● Other ______● Print ad ● Hillside’s website ● Not applicable ● The web ● Received promotional email ● Other ______

Please see reverse. 7. What brought you to Hillside 8. How did you get to Hillside Inside? Inside? ● Event location ● I drove alone ● I carpooled ● Scheduled performers ● I walked ● Guelph bus ● Event timing ● Other ______● Brand/reputation of Hillside ● Friends’ influence ● Good value for dollar ● Other ______

9. Please rate the following event features on a scale of 1 -5 (1 = strongly disagree, 3 = neutral, and 5 = strongly agree). 1 2 3 4 5

I enjoyed the festival venue.

I had no problems finding parking for the festival.

The crowd size for the festival was just right.

Overall, Hillside Inside’s sound level was just right.

Hillside Inside offered high quality performances.

Hillside Inside offered high quality technical production.

I enjoyed the mix and quality of food vendors available.

I enjoyed the mix and quality of craft vendors.

Gaining access to the Hillside Inside floor was not difficult.

Hillside Inside’s ticket price was good value for money.

I plan on returning to Hillside Inside next year.

I liked the Hillside Inside decor.

The Hillside merchandise and apparel was good value and of high quality.

10. Please rate the quality of service/ assistance provided by the following groups on a scale of 1 -5 (1 = Poor, 3 = Average, and 5 = Excellent). 1 2 3 4 5 Hillside Inside volunteers (black shirts) Sleeman Centre event staff (yellow shirts)

Thanks for all your feedback Thank you to Deloitte for – and see you again next year! their support on this survey.