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    Riverfest Elora Group supports local artists with “Break the Ice” Video Contest
    Riverfest Elora Group supports local artists with “Break the Ice” Video Contest

    20 Jan 2015

    The fine folks at Riverfest are running a contest to win passes to ICE JAM happening on March 7th.

    By submitting a short video displaying their talent and style, submitters have the chance to win passes to Riverfest Elora’s ICE JAM along with an invitation to open for the Hot Karls at the event’s after party.

    To submit, visit Riverfest Elora’s Facebook page and follow the “Play the Aftershow Tab.” Or, post using Youtube, Instagram, Twitter, or Vine using the hashtag #BreaktheICEJAM. Friends, fans and followers are encouraged to vote for their favorite. More details can be found online here: http://woobox.com/4apthe

    All submissions will be featured on various engagement channels used by The Riverfest Elora Group, providing exposure to supporters of the Canadian music scene.

    Attendees of the event’s after party will include featured artists, agents, festival organizers and members of the media. The idea behind the contest is to break the ice between local musicians and future opportunity through exposure. Supporting Canadian talent is central to the Riverfest Elora Group’s mandate.

    The winner(s) will be announced Feb 20, 2015.

    ICE JAM takes place March 7, 2015 on the grounds of the Elora Mill Inn, 77 Mill ST West, Elora, ON. The festival features Arkells, Rich Aucoin , Legato Vipers and more. Stay tuned: final line-up announcement coming soon.

    Tickets are available on Ticketbreak.com at http://www.ticketbreak.com/event_details/8430

    For more information visit www.riverfestelora.com ; like us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/riverfestelora ; and follow us on Twitter, @riverfestelora

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