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Here Come The Mummies • Big Idaho Potato Exhibit • King & Queen Campaign • 4-H and U of I Extension • Macon County Pageants
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The 29th Annual Decatur Celebration WHAT:
When: Thursday, July 31 ............4 pm to 11 pm voestalpine Nortrak’s Family Carnival Preview $18 all you can ride Thursday, Aug. 1....7 p.m.(doors open at 6 p.m.) Celebration Kick Off Concert featuring Here Come the Mummies Friday, Aug. 1 ...................5 pm to 11 pm Saturday, Aug. 2............11 am to 11 pm 10 a.m. Tate & Lyle and WAND-TV’s Razzle Dazzle Goodtimes Parade Sunday, Aug. 3 ..........11 am to 9:30 pm Board of Directors: Christ Phillips, President Debbie Seitz, Vice President Frank Ferracane, Secretary Cathy Mansur, Treasurer Eric Pries, Immediate Past President Kendall Briscoe Jim Hoback III Greg Spain T.J. Jackson Josh Rohrscheib Amber Kaylor Staff: Lori Sturgill Producer/Director Nick Kriener Event Manager Lori Queary Administrative Assistant Rachel Barter Event Assistant Alice Dembinski Event Assistant Admission: All stage shows and street entertainment are FREE. Country Financial Band Together Wristbands $6 at festival (or 2 for $10); $5 in advance. NO SHOES, NO SHIRT = NO SERVICE NO PETS, NO BIKES, NO SKATES, NO COOLERS or OUTSIDE ALCOHOL For questions regarding the content of this publication, contact the Decatur Celebration office. Decatur Celebration 160 E. Main St, Suite 200 Decatur, IL 62523 217.423.4222 217.423.4271 fax www.decaturcelebration.com havefun@decaturcelebration.com
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The Decatur Celebration phone number will be operational and staffed during festival hours, and the offices will operate out of the Decatur Civic Center.
Events/Exhibits ...............................5 Entertainment..................................7 Map .................................................8 Stage Schedule .............................10 Razzle Dazzle Goodtimes Parade ..11 Grand Marshalls ............................11 Kids Block .....................................12 New Foods.....................................13 Accessible Services ......................15 Public Transportation ....................15 Visitor Services .............................15 Chairpersons .................................15
Hot Summer Nights This year’s theme “Hot Summer Nights” is a tongue and cheek shout out to every outdoor event’s natural enemy – the weather. The logo is reminiscent of a vintage tattoo suggesting the idea of Decatur Celebration’s permanence and commitment in our community. The heart in the logo represents volunteers and attendees who are the festival’s lifeblood and have kept the passion alive for 29 year and counting. The crown hints at exciting new aspects of this year’s festival.
2014 Decatur Celebration Guide A publication of the Herald & Review 601 E. William St. Decatur, Illinois 62523 217.421.5151 Fax: 217.421.7965 PUBLISHER Julie Bechtel
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Band Together Wristbands are best described as a “cover charge” of sorts – allowing the general public to contribute towards all of the great free entertainment everyone can enjoy all weekend long at the festival. Yes, they are required in order to purchase food or beverages, but that’s not the main reason
for purchasing a wristband. The main reason to purchase a Country Financial “Band Together” Wristband is to support the Decatur Celebration and help us keep rockin’ for another 29 years! • Pre-sales available at local area Country Financial offices plus other
Simplified Beer & Wine Tickets
Decatur Celebration now has one alcohol ticket that can be used at all beer and wine booths including the Wine Garden and Craft Beer. Each ticket is worth $1 and must be combined to equal the price of the product.
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Budweiser products and Wine Cooler booths serve products at $4 each. Craft Beer is $5. Samples in the Wine Garden are $1, glasses are $5 and bottle prices vary.
participating outlets including: Brinkoetter & Associates CEFCU Coffee Connection County Market Decatur Celebration Office Decatur Earthmover Credit Union Land of Lincoln Credit Union Soy Capital Bank & Trust
festival • The cost is $5 for the weekend if purchased in advance or $6 (or 2 for $10) on site • BACK THIS YEAR! Each Country Financial “Band Together” wristband offers the chance to win $1000 each night. One lucky winner will be announced each night on the following stages: Fri., Aug. 1 at 9:15 pm – Show Stage Sat., Aug. 2 at 9:30 pm – Show Stage Sun., Aug. 3 at 7:45 pm - Show Stage
• Country Financial “Band Together” Wristband required in order to purchase food or beverages at the
Credit Cards Accepted
Decatur Celebration now accepts credit wristbands and alcohol tickets. cards at all wristband and ticket booths. Use your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or debit cards to purchase
“Big Time” 50-50 Raffle
MAKE SURE YOU WATCH OUT FOR THE DC STREET TEAM! THEY WILL BE OUT AND ABOUT ALL WEEKEND GIVING AWAY FESTIVAL GOODIES AND KEEPING EVERYONE UP TO DATE VIA THE DC FACEBOOK PAGE ON WHAT’S GOOD TO EAT, WHERE TO SHOP, AND THE HOT BANDS TO WATCH. IF YOU SEE THEM MAKE SURE YOU STOP AND SAY HELLO!
The Decatur Celebration 50/50 Raffle has been re-launched offering $10 tickets sold by local non-profits all Spring and Summer. Participating nonprofits will receive a portion of the proceeds offering them another way to raise funds with Decatur Celebration. One winner will be drawn and the prize could potentially exceed $10,000. DRAWING: Sunday, August 3 | 7:45 PM | Show Stage
Must be 18 or older to play. Need not be present to win. Prize must be
claimed by August 15, 2014. Winner must show ticket stub and state photo ID. Decatur Celebration reserves the right to promote winner’s name and likeness.
Advance sales are going on through the following groups:
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admission to the pageant is $7, with children 5 and under free.
Idaho Potato Tour The Big Idaho Potato Tour is coming to Decatur Celebration! The Big Idaho Potato Tour, better known as the “Tater Team”, travels throughout the U.S with their 6 ton potato to spread the word about the nutritional value of their Idaho Potatoes and raise awareness for the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign. This massive potato would take more than 10,000 years to grow, 2 years and 9 months to bake, would easily make over 1,500,000 french fries, and it could make 30,325 servings of mashed potatoes. Yum pass the gravy! Be sure to check out this 6 ton potato on North St. all weekend long! Back Lot/21 Film Project Celebration’s Back Lot area will once again remain the focus of the festival’s visual artists, indie musicians and film fans. As in previous years, Land of Lincoln Credit Union’s 21 Film Project will host screenings in its airconditioned tent, including selections of winning films from 2008-2014, along with special previews of two new DC superhero TV shows, “Gotham” and “The Flash” on both Saturday and Sunday. Likewise, poster artist/painter Jon Griffin will once again be assembling a crew of Decatur’s finest visual artists to perform live painting demonstrations in the area. Celebration producer Lori Sturgill said The Back Lot would look relatively familiar to how it has in the past, with the stage having settled into a comfortable identity. “We’ve decided that we really like the way The Back Lot has been the last few years and we don’t want to change it much,” she said. “It’s like Celebration’s art district, sort of our cool, hip area.” One more returning feature will be the craft beer tent/booth run by Charlie McGorray. Despite the closure of the Decatur restaurant bearing his name this year, he’ll still be present and pouring craft brews. “I’m meeting with distributors tomorrow to work up the beer list and I’m excited to be back at the festival again,” McGorray said. Recycling Initiative Celebration’s recycling initiative enters its fourth year having grown much more accustomed to the task of dealing with the mountains of recyclable plastic, cardboard and paper produced by the festival. Producer Lori
Sturgill feels that the presence of recycling bins on the Celebration grounds has become an easily recognizable part of the layout. “It’s becoming a normal part of what you do at Celebration to find the blue Clearstream containers for cups and stuff,” she said. “We continue to tweak it every year. Last year was the first time we made a really concerted effort to get cardboard from our vendors, and we got a whole lot of cardboard because of that.” There will be one extra bit of incentive as well this year to use the Clearstream containers. According to Macon County Environmental Management Director Debra Hughes-Garrett, the containers are being affixed with posters made in local elementary schools as part of the organization’s Earth Day initiative. “We figure there’s no better way to teach adults than having their kids tell them the importance of recycling,” she reasoned. 4-H/University of Illinois Extension After the ending of longtime partnerships with the Macon County Fair, both the Macon County 4-H and University of Illinois Extension will have a combined presence on the Celebration’s Central Park Stage. In fact, in the words of Sturgill, “they’ll basically be doing a complete takeover on Saturday until 5 p.m.” Demonstrations and activities by both groups on Saturday will include a block party, robotics demonstrations, cooking demonstrations, science experiments and taste tests. The University of Illinois Extension will also be celebrating its 100th anniversary with a showing of cartoons through the years at 8:45 p.m. on Saturday. Pageant Also making the jump from the former Macon County Fair is the new “Macon County Queen” pageant run by Melissa Muirhead, which will take place Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Decatur Civic Center. Three age brackets up to 22 years old will be awarded, with a scholarship and other prizes donated by local businesses. As in the past, the winner will spend her year making appearances throughout Macon County and the state, and will be the official hostess of the 2015 Decatur Celebration, although she won’t be eligible to continue competing on the state level, as the pageant is now being operated outside the official county fair structure. Cost of
New Celebration Foods It seems quite likely that by the time Celebration weekend is over, one will have heard the phrase “deep-fried pork” at least once. New “pulled pork poppers” are a highlight on the list of new food items for the 2014 Celebration, and promise to be “BBQ pulled pork balled, rolled into batter and deep fried.” Joining the battered pork balls are a variety of new additions both sweet and savory: fried crab cakes, aguas frescas, bacon-topped donuts, roasted spicy corn, Olive Garden lasagna and “Celebration Snackers,” which are beef meatballs smoked with apple wood chips. Hot Dog Contest Also returning this year is the popular Heinkel’s Packing Co. Hot Dog Eating Competition, which has grown from a small stage in its first year to packed crowds on the Funfest Stage two years later. Last year saw a surprise entrant in the form of world-ranked eater Patrick “Deep Dish” Bertoletti, who defeated a five-person team of local media professionals by demolishing 40 hot dogs in 10 minutes. This year’s finals will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Saturday on the Funfest Stage, with entrants drawn in a different fashion than before—online video submissions. “It’s been a weird experience watching the videos, but we’re trying to engage in social media more as a company,” said company owner Wes Heinkel, who has been tasked with determining the competition’s entrants. “Having people post their videos online takes some guts, and I think it helps promote our brand to a younger generation even more.” First place prize for winning the competition is once again $500 in cash and four all-inclusive Cardinals tickets for a game in Sept. Heinkel, however, was mum on whether another professional eater would make an appearance. “I’m not at liberty to give that information,” he said. “Things are still in flux right now, so you’ll just have to show up to the competition.” Wine Garden Now in its fourth year, wine enthusiasts have found their home at Decatur Celebration,
nestled in the charm of Merchant Street. The Wine Garden offers a relaxing boutique atmosphere with plenty of seating and the smooth sounds of blues music playing on the nearby Cabaret Stage. Again, this year wine selections are expanded to include wines from across the country and around the world.
Arts & Crafts Highlights: New for 2014 FRAGMENTED TIME RHandmade one of a kind steampunk inspired jewelry & accessories. All items made from antique pocket watch & wrist watch parts, antique skeleton keys, vintage costume jewelry & rosary beads, and upcycled leather. AJ CRAFTS – Calling all wine lovers! Beautifully crafted wine bottle wind chimes and beer cap wind chimes. They also make lighted bottles, cork coasters, and hillbilly wine glasses.
DEWALL BROS. – Who doesn’t love utensil art? Check out their handmade spoon flowers which they cut, bend, weld, sandblast, and paint to look like real flowers. They have 15 different styles and several different colors. They also make dried flower windows! THE FARMER’S DAUGHTER - Unique handcrafted bags reimagined from blue jeans. They're In-jean-ious!
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Decatur Celebration hosts our favorite “undead” band for 2nd Annual Kick Off Concert on Thursday, July 31 at the Decatur Civic Center Arena. Concert at 7 pm | Doors open at 6 pm
Tickets can be purchased online via the Decatur Celebration website or by phone at 1-888-71TICKETS. Prices are $50 for Front Row, $40 for 2nd Row, $30 for
Main Floor Center, $25 for Main Floor Sides, $20 for Bleachers. You will be able to select your seat when purchasing with the exception of bleachers which are not assigned seats.
New to Celebration’s fundraising plans in 2014 is the King and Queen Campaign, which consists of five men and five women “utilizing their individual resources and creativity to raise funds toward their campaign to become King and Queen of the festival.” The man and woman who managed to raise the most funds will become festival VIPs, tasked with various duties during the Celebration such as becoming grand marshal of the Razzle Dazzle Goodtimes Parade and introducing festival headliners. Each contestant is responsible for conceiving and running their own fundraisers. Contestants for Queen include Land of Lincoln Credit Union’s Karalee Misner, Hickory Point Bank & Trust’s Misty Lee, Y103’s Shannon Mason-Cunningham, Decatur Public Schools’ Suzi Rotz
and Mowry Bakery’s Allison Mowry, the 2012 Miss Macon County Fair Queen. For the post of King, contestants include Hot 105.5’s Terrence Taylor, Country Financial’s Jeff Ludwick, Decatur Memorial Hospital’s Jeff Rounds, Decatur Public Schools’ Jonathan Downing and the City of Decatur’s Patrick Hoban. “They’ve been doing lots of funny things to raise their funds and compete with one another,” said Celebration producer Lori Sturgill. “John at Parsons School let his kids buy duct tape and then tape him to the wall. Jeff Ludwick did a date auction, and Terrence from Hot 105.5 is having a party at Katz. The winning King and Queen will get their own golf cart all weekend long to get around the festival, go to all the meet and greets and be treated as guests of honor.”
Pony Rides
The Scream Haunted Adventure Exhibit
Events & Exhibits
Ameren Illinois Exhibit
Franklin near North Park Street
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing Artists Expo
Water & North Streets
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing Bob Brady Auto Mall Designated Driver Check In
North Franklin Street
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Decatur Park District Bags Tournament
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Decatur Public School District 61 Exhibit
Razzle Dazzle Goodtimes Parade Presented by Tate & Lyle and televised live on WAND-TV Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
South Park Street
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Central Park
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
South Park Street
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Franklin & William Streets
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Richland Community College Ice Water Oasis
Heinkel’s Packing Co. Sampling
Central Park
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Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Franklin & North Park
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
North & State Streets
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing Scovill Petting Zoo Presented by Herald & Review, WIESE Planning & Engineering, Grow Decatur, and Aramark
Civic Center Grass
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Land of Lincoln Credit Union 21 Film Project
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Country Financial Exhibit
Water & North Streets
Spray Paint Artist, Nathan Bassett
Franklin & North Streets
Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Craft Beers
Miller Spectacular Show Super Carnival
North & Water Streets
Civic Center Parking Lot
Street Checkers
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
The Zoo Lady Face Painter
U.S. Army Recruiting Exhibit Redwood Log House
Busey Bank Parking Lot
Busey Bank Parking Lot
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Friday, Saturday & Sunday – Ongoing
Big Idaho Potato Exhibit Christie Clinic Dermatology Exhibit
North Street
Water & William Education Coalition
Chess Challenge Presented by May, Cocagne & King, Pressley RV Center, Christy Foltz, Inc. and Parke Warehouses.
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showing of the new hit movie GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY at 11 AM on Saturday, August 2nd. No ticket needed. First come, First Served. All welcome until sold-out!
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Jo Dee Messina
Jamie Grace
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Blackhearts
Jesse Hite
Led Zepplica
Selwyn Birchwood
Royal Tailor Flat Land Harmony Experiement
Salt N Pepa
The Hitmen
Space Capone CeCe Frey
Third Shift
Blues Expressions
Lookup Jaik Willis Edward Anderson
Kidd Kaddilac and the Continentals
Ruben Studdard
Tristan Rice
Fun DMC
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Opening Ceremonies Show Stage – 6:00 pm Ruben Studdard, American Idol Winner and R&B Artist Funfest Stage – 7:00 pm | 9:00 pm Country Financial Band Together Wristband $1,000 Drawing Show Stage – 9:15 pm 95Q Opening Act Contest Winner Show Stage – 6:15 pm | 8:00 pm Jo Dee Messina, Country Music Legend Show Stage – 9:30 pm Jermaine Bollinger, Contemporary Christian Music Artist Christian Stage – 6:00 pm | 10:00 pm Point 5, Christian HipHop Christian Stage – 8:00 pm Flatland Harmony Experiment, Bluegrass Jam Band Back Lot Stage – 5:00pm|7:00pm|9:00pm Ese’s Bella Belly Dancers Central Park Stage – 5:30 pm | 7:30 pm Decatur Power Tumblers Central Park Stage – 5:00 pm | 7:00 pm Movie, The Goonies Central Park Stage – 9:00 pm Blues Expressions, Jazz and Blues Cabaret Stage – 5:00 pm | 6:15 pm Jesse Hite, One Man Band Cabaret Stage – 8:30 pm | 10:00 pm Third Shift, Emerging Country Music Band William St. Stage – 6:00pm|8:00pm|10:00pm The Hitmen, Best of ‘60s, ’70s, ‘80s Local Party Stage – 6:00pm|8:00pm|10:00pm
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Led Zepplica, Nations Most Authentic Led Zepplin Tribute Band Shows Stage – 7:45 pm | 9:45 pm Heinkel’s Packing Co. Hot Dog Eating Competition Finals Funfest Stage – 2:30 pm Country Financial Band Together Wristband $1,000 Drawing Show Stage – 9:30 pm Space Capone, Emerging Funk and R&B Band Funfest Stage – 6:45 pm | 8:45 pm Gospel Showcase Christian Stage – 12:30 pm | 2:30 pm Royal Tailor, Grammy Nominated Christian Pop/Rock Band Christian Stage – 7:45 pm | 9:45 pm The Fireside Relics, Original Rock, Alternative, Country, Blues & Funk Back Lot Stage – 1:30 pm | 3:30 pm Edward Davis Anderson Back Lot Stage – 6:45 pm | 8:45 pm 106.7 The Fox Guitar Riff Off Back Lot Stage – 11:30 pm
Imagine That, Rock, Funk, Disco, and Contemporary South Franklin St. Stage – 5:45pm|7:45pm|9:45pm 4-H Block Party Central Park Stage – 11:00 am
Robotics Demonstrations Central Park Stage – 12:00pm|2:00pm Sensational Salads Central Park Stage – 12:30 pm Science Rocks! Central Park Stage – 1:00 pm Thrillers, Fillers, Spillers Central Park Stage – 1:30 pm | 4:00 pm Taste Bud Challenge Central Park Stage – 2:30 pm | 4:30 pm The Bullseye Central Park Stage – 3:00 pm Sizzling Summer Drinks Central Park Stage – 3:30 pm Decatur Power Tumblers Central Park Stage – 5:15 pm | 7:15 pm U of I Extension 100th Anniversary Video and Cartoons Through the Years Central Park Stage – 8:45 pm
Sunday
Bone Dogz, Local Blues Band Cabaret Stage – 12:30pm|2:15pm|4:00pm
CeCe Frey, Top 10 XFactor Finalist Show Stage – 6:00 pm
The Shunpikers, Four Decades of Hit Music Cabaret Stage – 6:30pm|8:15pm|10:00pm
Country Financial Band Together Wristband $1,000 Drawing Show Stage – 7:45 pm
Kidd Kadillac, ‘50s and ‘60s Show Dance Band William St. Stage – 2:30 pm | 4:00 pm Fun DMC, Mashup, Medley, and Mixtape Hits William St. Stage – 7:45 pm | 10:00 pm Jessi Wink South Franklin St. Stage – 12:30pm|1:45pm
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Platinum Rock Icon Show Stage – 8:00 pm Hot 105.5 DJ Mondo Live DJ Set Funfest Stage – 4:00 PM
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Hot 105.5 & Y103 Contest Winner Opening Act Funfest Stage – 5:45 pm Salt ‘N Pepa, ‘90s Hip Hop Divas Funfest Stage – 6:30 Look Up, Christian Ambient Pop-Rock Band Christian Stage – 5:00 pm | 7:45 pm Jamie Grace, Dove Award Winning Christian Singer, Rapper, and Songwriter Christian Stage – 5:45 pm | 8:30 pm Matt Carter Band, Americana “Indie” Rock Back Lot Stage – 2:00 pm | 4:00 pm Jaik Willis, Freakshow Folk-Like Beatboxing Guitarist & Multi-Phonic Scatsinging Troubadour Back Lot Stage – 7:30 pm The Claudettes, High Energy Piano-Drums Cabaret Stage – 12:30pm|2:00pm|3:30pm Selwyn Birchwood, 2013 International Blues Challenge Winners Cabaret Stage – 6:30 pm | 8:00 pm Johnnie Mae, Soul, Funk, & Americana William St. Stage – 1:00 pm | 3:00 pm Novocaine, ‘90s and ‘200s Rock Cover Band William St. Stage – 6:30 pm | 8:30 pm Tristan Rice, Local R&B Artist South Franklin St. Stage – 1:00 pm|3:00 pm Ashley Riley, Indie Folk Rock North Street Stage – 7:30pm|8:45pm First Gig Rock N’ Roll Camp for Kids Central Park Stage – 12:00 pm Decatur Power Tumblers Central Park Stage – 3:00 pm | 5:15 pm
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Stage Schedule J.L. Hubbard RK Dixon Black & Company Insurance & Bonds Investment Decatur Earthmover Decatur Memorial Soy Capital Planners, Inc. Thrive Hospital Credit Union Bank & Trust St. Mary’s Hospital Pepsi Macon Resources voestalpine Nortrak Decatur Foundry Advanced Disposal Dynagraphics WICS-TV Illinois Public Media Bodine Electric Quality Inn WCIA-TV WBGL
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Decatur Ambulance
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Main Place Properties
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Opening Ceremonies 6:00 pm 95Q Opening Act Contest Winner 6:15 pm | 8:00 pm Wristband Drawing 9:15 pm Country Music Legend Jo Dee Messina 9:30 pm
American Idol Winner and R&B Artist Ruben Studdard 7:00 pm 9:00 pm
Main & Water Contemporary Christian Music Jermaine Bollinger 6:00 pm 10:00 pm Christian Hip Hop Point 5 8:00 pm
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Bluegrass Jam Band Flatland Harmony Experiment 5:00 pm 7:00 pm 9:00 pm
106.7 The Fox Guitar Riff Off 11:30 pm Packing Co. Gospel Showcase Wristband Drawing Heinkel’s Hot Dog Eating 9:30 pm 12:30 pm Competition Finals 2:30 pm 2:30 pm The Nation’s Most Authentic Led Zepplin Grammy Nominated Emerging Funk Tribute Band Christian Pop/Rock and R&B Band Led Zepplica Royal Tailor Space Capone 7:45 pm 7:45 pm 6:45 pm 9:45 pm 9:45 pm 8:45 pm
Original Rock, Alternative, Country, Blues, & Funk
The Fireside Relics 1:30 pm 3:30 pm
Original Rock Sounds Rooted in Counry, Blues & Sounds of the Midwest
Edward David Anderson 6:45 pm 8:45 pm
Prairie & Main Jazz and Blues Blues Expressions 5:00 pm 6:15 pm One Man Band Jesse Hite 8:30 pm 10:00 pm
Local Blues Band Bone Dogz 12:30 pm 2:15 pm 4:00 pm Four Decades of Hit Music The Shunpikers 6:30 pm 8:15 pm 10:00 pm
High Energy 50/50 Raffle Drawing Hot 105.5’s DJ Mondo Christian Ambient Americana “Indie” Rock Piano-Drums Wristband Drawing Pop-Rock Band Live DJ Set Matt Carter Band Claudettes 7:45 pm Look Up 4:00 pm 2:00 pm 12:30 pm 5:00 pm 4:00 pm 2:00 pm Top 10 7:45 pm Hot 105.5 & Y103 3:30 pm X-Factor Finalist Contest Winner Freakshow Folk-Like CeCe Frey Dove Award Winning Beatboxing Guitarist Opening Act 2013 International 6:00 pm Christian Singer, 5:45 pm & Multi-Phonic Rapper, and Songwriter Scatsinging Troubadour Blues Challenge Winners Platinum Rock Icon Jamie Grace ‘90s Hip Hop Divas Jaik Willis Selwyn Birchwood Joan Jett and 5:45 pm Salt ‘N Pepa 7:30 pm 6:30 pm the Blackhearts 8:30 pm 6:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:00 pm
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Decatur Power Tumblers 5:00 pm 7:00 pm Ese'a Bella Belly Dancers 5:30 pm 7:30 pm
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LLCU 21 Film Project Awards and Screening in the Civic Center Auditorium 6:30PM FREE to Public
Local Cover Band Jessi Wink 12:30 pm 1:45 pm Rock, Funk, Disco, and Contemporary Imagine That 5:45 pm 7:45 pm 9:45 pm
4-H Block Party 11:00 pm Robotics Demonstrations 12:00 pm | 2:00 pm LLCU 21 Film Project Screening Sensational Salads 12:30 pm Top 21 Films from 2008-2014 Science Rocks! - 1:00 pm 11 am | 12:10 pm | 5:10 pm Thrillers, Fillers, & Spillers 1:30 pm | 4:00 pm Special Screening Taste Bud Challenge Previews of the CW’s 2:30 pm | 4:30 pm New Show “Gotham” The Bullseye - 3:00 pm 12:00 pm
Sizzling Summer Drinks 3:30 pm Special Screening Decatur Power Tumblers Previews of the CW’s 5:15 pm | 7:15 pm New Show “The Flash” 5:00 pm U of I Extension 100th Anniversary Video and Cartoons Through the Years 8:45 pm
Local R&B Artist Tristan Rice 1:00 pm 3:00 pm
First Gig Rock N' Roll Camp for Kids 12:00 pm
Indie Folk Rock Ashley Riley 7:30 pm 8:45 pm
Decatur Power Tumblers 3:00 pm 5:15 pm
LLCU 21 Film Project Screening Top 21 Films from 2008-2014
11 am | 12:10 pm | 5:10 pm
Special Screenings Previews of the CW’s New Show “Gotham” 12:00 pm Previews of the CW’s New Show “The Flash” 5:00 pm
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The 2014 Tate & Lyle and WAND-TV Razzle Dazzle Goodtimes Parade promises to once again entertain thousands of families with high quality floats, high energy bands and marching units, and plenty of more surprises. Saturday, August 3 AT 10 am The parade is televised live by WAND-TV 17 and rebroadcast on Sunday, August 3 at 12 noon. It’s the parade you won’t want to miss! The Razzle Dazzle Goodtimes Parade route circles the festival grounds (Franklin, North, Water, Main) on Saturday, August 2 at 10 a.m.
Line Up:
Decatur Police Department Veteran's Assistance Commission of Macon County & the Macon County Honor Guard Charles Parlier Chapter #24 Korean War Veteran's Association Decatur Fire Department Decatur Sheriff’s Office Grand Marshall Greater Decatur Youth Band 4TH Degree Knights of Columbus Honor Guard Decatur Memorial Hospital Decatur Underground Theater WAND-TV Macon County Animal Shelter Elk's Lodge Giant Flag Royal Twirling Academy Super Kids Club Kids Block Hanners Stables (formerly Whispering Pines Farm) EHS Class of 1984 Eisenhower High School Marching Band Grand Marshall Ees'aBella BellyDance Decatur and Macon Co. Area Crimestoppers, Inc. Decatur Power Tumblers Caterpillar Decatur Pana High School Panther Marching Band Beautiful Me Productions Ansar Shrine Dune Buggies Decatur Celebration Board of Directors in Radio Flyer and Upside Down F150 BUNCH of Fun Macon County Pageant Royalty Macon County Fair Royalty Contestants Macon County Strides For Down Syndrome "Peanut's Walk" High Stepper Bicycle South Wheatland Fire Department Decatur Municipal Band St. Mary's Hospital Chevrolet Hall of Fame Museum Decatur Athletic Club Grand Marshall - DC King & Queen Rochester Marching Rockets Prairieland Punishers My Health Care Coordination German Fire Truck
Neuhoff Media Mr. John's School Of Cosmetology Decatur Youth Hockey Association Waterloo German Band Santa & Mrs. Claus Prairie Land Dance Club Ideal Cakes Scotty's Pest Control Decatur Junior Football League Macon County Child Abuse Warriors Decatur JEEP Club Saint Andrew's Society of Central Illinois Pipes and Drums MacArthur Generals 2014 Volleyball Team MacArthur High School Cheerleaders MacArthur High School Marching Band MacArthur High School Student Council Character Party Crashers Shiloh Stables Macon County Conservation District Main Street Church Commodore Stephen Decatur Knight's Action Park Eisenhower Cheerleading Eisenhower Football Eisenhower Boys Soccer Eisenhower Volleyball Changing Images Salon Papa Murphy's Pizza The Scream Haunted Adventure Osman Racing Sincerity Gospel Quartet Thornton’s Street Sweepers
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Decatur Celebration FRIDAY Aug. 1 5:00 PM Kid’s Block Opens
SATURDAY Aug. 2 11:00 AM Kid’s Block Opens 11:30 AM Baby Crawl 12:00 PM Kris’s Tumbling (Shelbyville, IL)
SUNDAY Aug. 3 12:00 PM Kid’s Block Opens Sharps Taekwondo
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5:30 PM Hula Hoop Contest 6:00 PM Royal Twirling Academy 1:00 PM Mt. Zion Park District – Summer Show Choir 1:30 PM Waterballoon Toss 2:00 PM Singing Contest 3:00 PM Limbo Contest
7:00 PM Kris’s Tumbling (Shelbyville, IL)
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8:00 PM 1st General Baptist Church Kid’s Block Closes 3:30 PM 5:30 PM Smith’s Academy of Martial Game – Egg Relay Arts 6:00 PM Foursquare Church Dance 4:00 PM Team – Jewels Father/Son Look-a-like Contest 6:30 PM Dance Party with DJ Dwayne 5:00 PM Mother/Daughter Look Alike Contest 7:00 PM Kid’s Block Closes
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3:00 PM Musical Chairs/Prize Wheel
1:30 PM Talent Show
4:00 PM Youth w/ a Positive Direction
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5:00 PM Pastor’s Pie Eating Contest – pre-register by calling 4337193
7:00 PM Kid’s Block Closes
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AGUAS FRESCAS APPLEWOOD A combination of fruits, MEATBALLS – Beef cereals, flowers or seeds meatballs smoked with blended with sugar and Applewood chips water. PULLED PORK POPPER – BBQ pulled pork balled, rolled into batter and deep fried BACON DONUTS Home-made glazed donuts, topped with fried bacon
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ROASTED SPICY CORN - Ears of corn roasted in a traditional-style roaster, topped with spicy seasoning
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The Locals of the Decatur Building and rades Council invites you to enjoy the Construction Trades
Summer Nights of the 2014 Decatur Celebration Officers: President Shad E. Etchason, IBEW Local 146
Sergeant-At-Arms Joe Riley, Laborers Local 159
Vice President Bill Francisco, Painters District Council 58 Secretary/Treasurer Mark Greenawalt, Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 137 Affiliated Crafts: Asbestos/Heat/Frost Insulators Local 1 Boilermakers Local 60 & 363 Bricklayers Local 8 Carpenters Local 237 & 270 Glazier Local 1168 IBEW Local 146 Ironworkers Local 46 & 380 Laborers Local 159
Trustees Bill Mulconnery, Boilermakers 363 Scott Nimmo, Cement Masons 18 Pete Spence, Bricklayers 8
Millwrights Local 1051 Painters Local 288/District Council 58 Plasters & Cement Masons Local 18 & 143 Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 137 Roofers Local 92 Sheet Metal Wokers Local 218 Sprinklerfitters Local 669 Steamfitters Local 353 Teamsters and Chauffeurs Local 279
The Building Trades Council represents 2000 members in Decatur and Macon County. The Council meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 10:00 a.m. at the Electricians Hall in Decatur.
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Bob Brady Auto Mall Designated Driver Program New this year, Bob Brady Auto Mall is offering special recognition for designated drivers. If you are over 21 and have offered to enjoy the festival sans alcohol so you can make sure your friends and family get home safe – you are an unsung hero. Stop by the Bob Brady Auto Mall booth on Franklin North of William Street to receive a free “It’s Hot Bob” t-shirt and other goodies.
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Transportation
The downtown Transit Center is located at 353 East William Street, behind the Post Office. Buses will run throughout the Celebration. Special transportation to all area motels can be arranged by calling DPTS at 424-2800 at least 30 minutes ahead of the desired pick-up time. Wheelchair accessible vehicles are available. Fares: adults 75¢ | youth (5-18 years) 60¢ People with disabilities, senior citizens (65+), and children under 5 years ride free.
Hours: Thursday, July 31 ......5:30 a.m. to 10:15 p.m. (last trip departing downtown) Friday, August 1 ........5:30 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. (last trip departing downtown) Saturday, August 2....6:15 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. (last trip departing downtown) Sunday, August 3 ......11:15 a.m. to 9:15 p.m. (last trip departing downtown) Free trolley rides around the perimeter of the Celebration every 15 minutes. Riders may get on and off anywhere along the route.
Accessible Services Accessible parking spaces are reserved at the Decatur Civic Center lot (North and Jackson Streets) and Franklin Street Municipal lot (between Wood and Main Streets). Parking is $5.00 at both locations. The entrance to the Franklin Street parking lot will be closed 9:00 am - 11:00 am on Saturday, during the parade. Vehicles must have properly designated license plates or permit cards and person with disability must be in car. Accessible parking will be managed at each location: Friday, August 1..........4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, August 2......8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday, August 3 ......11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
ACCESSIBLE PARKING
The following stages have a roped off area in front with 10 chairs reserved for disabled and one guest. Show Stage Funfest Stage Christian Music Stage
ACCESSIBLE STAGE SEATING
Accessible facilities available at the Civic Center and throughout the festival.
ACCESSIBLE TOILETS
Van and taxi service for people with disabilities offers rides during the Celebration for a fee.
ACCESSIBLE TRANSPORTATION
Lampstand Church Our Mission Statement: “To Know Jesus as Savior and Lord and to make Him Known”
Come join us at 655 S. Airport Road Decatur 62521 Sunday School 9:15 Contemporary Worship 9:15 & 10:45 Phone: 428-8839 www.lampstandpc.org Pastor: Jack Pitzer
Hours are: Thursday, July 31 ......5:00 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. (Note: no special service to hotels, motels on Thurs.)
Friday, August 1 ........5:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. Saturday, August 2 ....6:15 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. Sunday, August 3.....11:15 a.m. to 10:15 p.m. Decatur residents registered for this service should call AOK Taxi at 217-3307771. Out of town visitors with disabilities please call DPTS at 217-424-2800 to arrange rides. Wheelchairs and strollers are available to the general public during the Decatur Celebration through Easter Seals. A nominal donation of $10.00 is requested for the wheelchairs and $5.00 for the strollers.
WHEELCHAIR RENTAL
This service is available on the following days and times: Friday, August 1 ........4:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Saturday, August 2 ....9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sunday, August 3.......11:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Easter Seals Central Illinois has offered this service since 1987 and is pleased to continue the tradition.
Visitor Services Strollers are available at the Civic Center for a $5 donation as a service of Easter Seals.
BABY STROLLER RENTAL
Services provided by the American Red Cross at the First Aid Command Center in the Civic Center Grass at the Corner of Main & Franklin.
FIRST AID
Stay cool and hydrated with free water provided by the Richland Community College Ice Water Oasis, located in Central Park.
FREE WATER
Located in front of the Civic Center, managed by the Decatur Chapter of AT&T Telephone Pioneers.
LOST & FOUND
Information marquees with large maps and stage schedules are placed at each intersection.
VISITOR INFORMATION
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Decatur Celebration CHAIRPERSONS
Alcohol Logistics Controls Jim Ashby Craig Culp Logistics Alcohol Jeff Ludwick Controls Main Gate John Piraino Justin Lyons Arts & Crafts Operations Michelle Hazelrigg Chairman Back Lot Stage Connie Crist Leslie Bennick Operations Bags Chairman Tournament Tyler Gibbens Steve Fox Operations Band Together Chairman Eric Pries Armand Martin Base Station Operations Shanon Brown Chairman Beer Nate Neuses Randy Baker Operations Cabaret Stage Chairman Anastasia Lingle Jessica Poor Cash Pick Up Operations Cheryl McMillin Chairman Cash Spike Queary Processing Operations Evelyn Hannon Director Cash Mike Queary Processing Paid Parking Tina Kramer Paula Wood Cash Parade Processing Craig Curtis Marla LeBeau Parade Cash Gloria Russell Processing Parade Steve LeBeau Rita Zindars Cash Parking & Processing Barricades Matt Noonan Jerry Nihiser Cash Pepsi Processing LeAnne Shoemaker Lora Sloan Photography Cash Travis Lickey Processing Police Director Services Cathy Mansur Greg Spain Central Park Recycling Stage Debra Garrett Mike Sorrentino Security & Christian Public Safety Music Stage Mark Scranton Andrea Gerhard Security & Clean-Up Public Safety Dan Mendenall Dave Stout Clean-Up Show Stage Jerry Nihiser Liz Jackson Commercial Show Stage Vendors Steve Jackson Michelle Hazelrigg Signage Emergency Kent Zindars Medical Souvenirs Services Ann Wise Edward Kemnitz Ticket Booths Events Sharon Renfro Matthew Krause Transportation Food Vendors Roger Starbird Steve Furrow Utilities Food Vendors Gary Bonds Jim Hoback Utilities Funfest Stage Frank Ferracane Mike Horcharik Utilities General David Martin Hospitality VIP Hospitality Shelley Gregg Eileen Milligan Headliner Visitors Hospitality Services Debbie Green Bart Greenberger Ice Volunteer Management Hospitality John Mahaffey Bonnie Hendren In-House William Street Operations Stage Jarrod Cox Donna Croxen In-House William Street Operations Stage Randy Rhoades Tom Croxen Kid's Block Wine & Starla Garrett Breezers Local Party Bill Wond Stage Wine Garden Tammy Myers Mary Hendrickson
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