FEO on the Air - Episode 71 - Scott Palko - Revelree Music Festival

FEO on the Air - Episode 71 - Scott Palko - Revelree Music Festival

In this episode of FEO on the Air we are joined by Scott Palko, Festival Director of the Revelree Music Festival. The 2023 event takes place July 21 & 22 at Canatara Park in Sarnia. Scott talks to us about this years event, the challenges he and her team faced, and changes to the event because of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The Revelree Music Festival has a goal to be more than just artists on a stage - they want to create a summer weekend filled with memorable performances, moments, and memories.
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All fans of live entertainment have a specific show, or even a single song, that allows them to remember every detail about where they were, who they were with, who was performing, and why that exact occasion meant so much to them. Their hope is to help cultivate as many of these moments as possible for their guests over two days in July through every available means: top-tier performances, a safe and comfortable experience, a multitude of venue amenities, and a joyful crowd looking to experience those moments themselves.

For more information on the Revelree Music Festival, visit their website www.revelreemusicfestival.com

If you have a festival or event coming in the next few weeks or months and would like to come on FEO on the Air to promote it, please reach out to Dave MacNeil (FEO CEO) at 519-742-2226 or through email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

FEO on the Air - Episode70 - Jeanetty Jumah - Thunder Bay Folklore Festival

FEO on the Air - Episode70 - Jeanetty Jumah - Thunder Bay Folklore Festival

In this episode of FEO on the Air we are joined by Jeanetty Jumah, Folklore Festival Coordinator and President of the Thunder Bay Multicultural Association. The 2023 event was the 50th annual and took place (May 6-7, 2023))and Jeanetty talks to us us all about this years event, the challenges she and her team faced, and changes to the event because of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

“Travel the World in 48 Hours” at the 50th Anniversary Folklore Festival 2023, May 6th and May 7th at the Fort William Gardens and Curling Club in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada presented by the Thunder Bay Multicultural Association. Tantalizing international foods, incredible entertainment, “shop-the-world” booths, exhibits, an activity-packed Children’s Area, and local artists on site await you. The Region’s most colourful event of the year will take visitors on a “Trip Around the World” in two fun-filled days allowing them to experience the magnificent sights, sounds and flavours woven into the fabric of our country by our various ethnocultural and Indigenous communities. We are proud to celebrate our 50th Anniversary Folklore Festival and the rich cultural heritages that make Canada one of the greatest and most diverse nations on our planet.

Also joining the podcast is Marnie Lapierre from Northern Events and Tourism Consulting (NEAT) to speak about other Thunder Bay festivals and events this summer.

For more information on the Thunder Bay Folklore Festival, visit their website www.folklorefestival.ca or check out the multicultural association website www.thunderbay.org. To learn more about NEAT you can stop by their website www.neatc.ca.

If you have a festival or event coming in the next few weeks or months and would like to come on FEO on the Air to promote it, please reach out to Dave MacNeil (FEO CEO) at 519-742-2226 or through email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

FEO on the Air - Episode 69 - Chelsey Lokstet - Thunder Bay Busker Festival

FEO on the Air - Episode 69 - Chelsey Lokstet - Thunder Bay Busker Festival

In this episode of FEO on the Air we are joined by Chelsey Lokstet, Event Coordinator for the Thunder Bay Busker Festival. The 2023 event is coming (July 29-30, 2023))and Chelsey takes time out of her busy schedule to tell us all about this years event, the challenges she and her team face, and changes to the event because of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Originally called the Bay & Algoma Buskers Festival, established in 2013 as a token festival for their neighbourhood, has risen again after the pandemic to become the Thunder Bay Buskers Festival. The Bay & Algoma Neighbourhood is a fitting backdrop for a street festival. Not only a collection of shops and restaurants the area is also home to a community of inspired entrepreneurs.

Also joining the podcast is Marnie Lapierre from Northern Events and Tourism Consulting (NEAT) to speak about Thunder Bay as a destination for tourists and to highlight attractions, events and incredible dining locations. Planning on travelling to attend the Busker Festival? Now you know all of the cool stuff you can do in the area as well.

For more information on the Thunder Bay Busker Festival visit their website www.buskersfestival.ca and to learn more about NEAT you can stop by their website www.neatc.ca.

If you have a festival or event coming in the next few weeks or months and would like to come on FEO on the Air to promote it, please reach out to Dave MacNeil (FEO CEO) at 519-742-2226 or through email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..