Upcoming Fall Events

Can you hear that sound? Leaves rustling in the trees, maples on the verge of turning orange,yellow and red, the earth slowly moving towards another season. There goes time slipping away from us like sand between our fingers. It’s nature conspiring against us.

Whether this was the best or worst summer of your life, the longest or shortest vacation you’ve experienced, there’s still time to make it unforgettable! Here’s a list of events that have caught our attention so far:

SummerAIDSUMMER AID

Friday, August 27, 2010

Sunshine Park, 604 River Road West, Wasaga Beach

The Kool-aid dude drinking beer on the flyer is really cute, but that isn’t the only reason you should go ! Wasage beach is a beautiful location and why not kick back with friends at the beach in between partying ( but don’t go swimming intoxicated! ). The line up includes Ill Scarlet, Scratch from the Roots as well as DJ Barletta.
75$ for the weekend pass
more info @ http://www.rockaskin.com/summeraid/

Nintendo All StarsNINTENDO ALL STARS

Saturday, August 28th, 2010

Renegade Club, 1266 Queen St West

This party is being thrown a beloved TRIP volunteer and friend of ours, Mike. We love Mike! And we love it when people throw parties it Toronto. Come dress as your favourite Nintendo all-star and dance the night away to choons played by DJ S3RL ( Australia) and KandyKidAssasin (KS, USA).
20$ advance.
25$ at the door

Burning ManBURNING MAN

Monday August 30th – September 6th
Black Rock City , Nevada

The Burn…so close we can almost smell it! True that it is quite a while a way, but definitely worth the mission. This years theme is Metropolis and we are expecting some seriously fucking cool things, as usual. Simply explained: The Best Party on The Planet. More info @ http://www.burningman.com

HARVEST FESTIVAL

September 10th-12th
Burk’s Falls, Ontario

Harvest FestivalHarvest Festival is an annual two-night autumn festival celebrating the autumn equinox. At the hub is a huge bonfire, there are three sound stages featuring techno, downtempo and psy-trance and a kitchen cooking yummy things all night long. The festival is located on an expansive farm of rolling hills and valleys with some 97 massive sculptures, 4 large ponds, a castle home complete with turrets, and unusual farm animals like white doves, llamas, peacocks and geese wandering freely. And from the sky all the elements of the land link to form the shape of a 2km long dragon. It sounds awesome because it is.

Three day pass 75$
More info @ http://www.harvestfestival.org/