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Huge Crowds Line Downtown Streets To View The 2007 Tribute Artist Classic Car Parade
An Early Start To A Great Day Of Entertainment
Huge crowds line the downtown streets of Collingwood early Saturday morning to enjoy the popular Collingwood Elvis Festival Tribute Artist Classic Car Parade. Many of the spectators and Tribute Artists could be excused if they looked a little tired as the Friday night party continued well into the early morning hours at many locations.
The Tribute Artist Classic Car Parade is a huge fan favourite and the 2007 version proved to be bigger and better than ever. Again, threats of rain passed by Collingwood as excellent weather greeted early morning visitors and Elvis Tribute Artists on Saturday, July 28th.
The day began even earlier than the 9am parade with a 7:30am pancake breakfast downtown. Following the parade, Elvis Tribute Artists moved on to various private venue performances and downtown Pine Street Stage competitions. This year, the historic Gayety Theatre in downtown Collingwood hosted more events including Saturday's Starshine Series from 9am to 4pm.
Click here to view the photo gallery of the Friday Night Street Party!
Collingwood Deputy Mayor Sandra Cooper visited with 1050 CHUM Morning Host Gord James at the Collingwood Elvis Festival while Collingwood Mayor Chris Carrier is pictured with one of last year's Champions, Lance Dobinson.
