Pony rides? At Harbourfront??

i didn't even know there WAS an orchard. whoo hoo, check this out:

HarvestFest at Harbourfront Centre is back!

Music
Foot tapping Celtic fiddlers Fig for A Kiss and Gypsy Jazz strummers Club Django.

Quilt Show
An exhibition of traditional and contemporary quilts from the Waterloo County and Area Quilt Festival.

Family Activities
Other olde time country fair contests include the ZOOM! HarvestFest Olympics, featuring events like the Great Pumpkin Race, bean relay race, watermelon seed spitting contest and apple eating contest. Children can enjoy pony rides through the Harbourfront Centre orchard.

Marketing Suggestion

podcasts could also be mentioned in the newsletter (that just keeps getting better and better, by the way)
http://www.harbourfrontcentre.com/newsletters/Fall06/Sept_11_2006/index.html

Podcast Marketing

i think the podcasts should walk listeners thru exhibits at Harbourfront Centre.

i think listenership (staff AND patron) could be promoted by posting some signage at the very exhibits to be featured in the next podcast.

Audio Project, Progress + Challenges

1) i have 2 voice memos to throw into the harbourfront podcast effort -- i read a bunch of the signs off the wall regarding current exhibits into my i-talk. since they are always so good and since they are not written up much in marketing materials or ever shown on the website!!!

5:12 'Through the Lens of Now'

5:22 a show of photographs and artifacts of the "crazy house on the street" i.e. how artistic workmanship of singular neighbours, in toronto creates an urban vernacular from shifting contemporary neighbourhoods. my shock and delight (with my own two cents and background stories) is captured on this with a lot of background noise as kid groups went down the hall behind me, because there were 3 "tourist attractions" of areas in the city i lived
1) 77 yarmouth's elephant
2) the spool house
3) and the wedding cake house