SUNSHINE ON A CLOUDY DAY IS HELPING TO BREAK DOWN BARRIERS FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW
WASAGA BEACH (June 18, 2009) –
Sunshine on a Cloudy Day will hold its Third Birthday Celebration Extravaganza between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm on Saturday June 27th, 2009 at 174 Main Street and at Dusk at 198 Main Street in Wasaga Beach. Chris Carrigan of 97.7 The Beach will be live on location from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. The day’s festivities will include give-aways, “P.O.P.” Raffles, a Dunk Tank and a row of midway style games with prizes: 3 in a Row, Plinko, Ring Toss, Basketball Challenge and Golf Challenge. There will be live performances by Teknical Difficulties and Ear Candy, and a “Wet and Wild Car Wash” in the Dusk parking lot at 198 Main Street. Boston Pizza will be onsite serving lemonade and pizza samples. All of the day’s proceeds will be donated to Breaking Down Barriers Independent Living Resource Centre. Breaking Down Barriers strives to create a supportive community where people with disabilities can live independent lives.
Sunshine on a Cloudy Day is a new concept specialty Canadian gift store featuring homemade fudge, truffles, hand crafted art, jewellery, gourmet food, candy shoppe, bath & body products, gift baskets galore and so much more. We proudly support Canada every day - over 80% of our “smile approved” product lines are Canadian made and designed. Conveniently located on Main Street, which is home to many of the town’s motels, restaurants and campgrounds, and Faythe Pal’s other retail store Dusk located at 198 Main Street. Sunshine on a Cloudy Day offers an all around unique shopping experience at its upbeat, stylish, one-of-a-kind Wasaga Beach location.
You must experience this. I posted about the fog here too. It comes on fast; unexpected, creepy. It mists our entire beach town. Often it can be a welcome 'cooling' on a hot day. You won't want to miss it. It happened yesterday on the first day of summer.
It's like stepping back into the 1930's and 40's. It is delightful, safe, quaint and tiny (no pun intended as it is located in Tiny Township on Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada) - and it's tiny, but it's beachy-mighty! (I posted about it last June here) What a perfect location for a family picnic! Balm Beach is just a short, happy, meandering drive away from Wasaga Beach; you will love peeping at all the beach houses and cottages. We love to go to the world famous Georgian Grill. It has been a shore side restaurant and family arcade since 1934. You'll enjoy delicious homemade (yes truly!) burgers and poutine and onion rings to kill for. Top off the fun with a soft-serve ice cream cone. (see full menu here) The price is so right (affordable) and guess what? - my flag art hangs in there too! For nostalgic family fun that's been a tradition for generations visit Balm Beach soon! You can see a gallery of images here and a gallery of history here.
SUNSHINE ON A CLOUDY DAY IS HELPING TO BREAK DOWN BARRIERS FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW 
June 18th was a perfect evening in The Beach. The band shell played host to the 2 year old Worsley School Band (conducted by the talented, dedicated and enthusiastic teacher, Mr. Morin - top photo yellow shirt) and wowed the local crowd of all ages. What a great performance! Some rock, pop, jazz, classical and contemporary. You can click on the photos to enlarge. Did you know there was a band shell behind the Recplex that anyone can rent? http://www.wasagabeach.com "Making Music Makes You Smarter"
