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For a limited time or while supplies last, you can buy a three-day pass to On the Waterfront in downtown Rockford Sept. 3 to 5 for $10.
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Becky Genoways said this price had been offered during the holidays the last two years, but other than that, a pass before June 30 last year cost $12. After that, it cost $18.
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The number of festival passes sold for On the Waterfront’s 2009 Labor Day weekend music festival dropped 12 percent, to 61,318, compared with the 69,712 passes sold in 2008.
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SCOTT MORGAN | RRSTAR.COM Chris Camp, “the whip guy” of Springfield, performs a trick with a whip on daughter Lillian Camp, 9, during his show Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009, during On the Waterfront in downtown Rockford. Camp is performing Saturday and Sunday |
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I think On the Waterfront should let all the Rockford businesses have booths instead of all outsiders or local groups with frozen fish sticks. How about get 320, Capri, Sandwich Factory, all the rest of the really quality food busineese on the lawn at Davis and get a REAL food court. Just think of the positive exposure…100x better than outdated music groups. People want good food! give to charity some other time.
Although I doubt it will do any good, take the OWTF survey and let them know who you’d like to see perform:
http://www.onthewaterfront.com/
Maybe, if they’d have asked more often instead of relying on their own tastes in music , more folks would attend.
FYI – last year they sold $10 tickets, but sent $10 vouchers, which we had to go to the OTW office and pick up the actual tickets the month before OTW (I nearly forgot!). For all those who did the same thing….OTW assured me that this year they are mailing the ACTUAL tickets before the event — no need to drive downtown to get them this year. (you may want to call or e-mail to confirm for yourself!)