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There's a CELEBRATION in Clarenville - you're invited!

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Clarenville is gearing for the Kraft Celebration Tour coming to our town and our province!  We want to invite everyone to take part in the celebration and the live NL broadcast of SPORTSNET from Clarenville.  (If you can't come we'll have pictures on our companion Facebook page).

 So if you live in Clarenville - head down to the SHORELINE MARKET on the waterfront next Saturday (Aug 18). If you are not from Clarenville, here's your opportunity to visit - we'd love to see you!
    

 YOU HELPED US GET HERE AND NOW TSN & CLARENVILLE ARE INVITING YOU TO COME OUT TO THE KRAFT CELEBRATION TOUR 10 in 10's CLARENVILLE STOP on SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th!

This Community Celebration is taking place in Clarenville on the Waterfront at the SHORELINE PARK on Marine Drive from 5:30 - 9:00pm. 

It's going to be a great evening featuring the LIVE BROADCAST of TSN Sports Centre, hosted by Jay Onr
ait & Dan O'Toole from 7:30-8:30.

Before the broadcast there will be lots of activities. There will be a FREE Bull's Eye community BBQ sponsored by Clarenville CO-OP and there will be lot's of Kraft Products to sample.

Dustin Russell and the Clarenville Caribous will be signing autographs from 5:45 - 6:45. The Herder trophy will also be there!

The Celebration will be emceed by OZFM Radio personality Stephen Lethbridge and he is bringing the OZ FM Summer Cruiser team! The official Prize presentation will take place at approximately 7:00 pm.

The show will end with spectacular fireworks over the waterfront.

We encourage everyone attending to wear their minor hockey, soccer, softball jerseys -

8:30 - 9:00 pm - Jay & Dan will be in the autograph tent

****People are asked to arrive at the event at or after 5:30 because set up will b taking palce. There will be road closures from Strong's Lane to Yahoos. People attending the event are asked to please park over towards the Ground Search & Rescue /Railway Museum Buildings on Marine Drive east. Please do not park on the west (Thirsty's Bar and Grill) side of Marine Drive because this area will be reserved for parking for a Wedding taking place at Thirsty's.

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