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07/02/2007: "“Timebenders” Return To SJ On 4th"


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The popular show band Timebenders of Victoria B.C. will be the featured band again this year for Rock the Dock, the annual Fourth of July family street dance held on the Friday Harbor waterfront. The Gurus of Retro Rock, this 8-piece ensemble delivers fast-paced, zany antics fueled by straight up rock n' roll energy.

“We bring the band back every year because they are such a huge hit with families who want to celebrate the fourth together,” commented Rotary President Jack McKenna. “It’s not uncommon to see three generations rocking out in front of the stage.”

Two 75 minute power show sets take you through the 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's respectively, highlighting the decade's big stars and memorable dance classics.



The cost of admission remains $10.00 for ages twelve and over. President McKenna noted that ticket pricing is driven by a desire to provide first class entertainment for families at an affordable price rather than making money. “If we do make any money, it all goes to Rotary San Juan Island service projects like the Rotary Spelling Bee.”

Children eleven and under enter at no cost when accompanied by a parent. Food, beer, wine and a variety of non-alcoholic beverages are available in the venue. The gates open at 6:00 with the music starting at 6:30.

After the show ends, patrons can stay in the venue for an excellent view of the fireworks. The size of the venue limits ticket sales to six hundred.

Rock the Dock is sponsored by Rotary of the San Juan Islands. Food concessions sponsored by the San Juan Island Lions Club.

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