The City of Surrey, an official partner with the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, will play host to the biggest games-time celebration south of the Fraser. The Surrey 2010 Celebration Site is a 13 day FREE winter festival featuring live entertainment, live Games broadcasts, arts performances & on site activities.
The Surrey 2010 Celebration Site is situated at Holland Park, on the SW corner of Old Yale Road & King Geoge. It will offer the opportunity to share the Olympic spirit with the community while watching live Games coverage on four massive video screens. The screens will be located throughout the site, including indoors under a 30,000 square foot mega tent. Visitors will also enjoy an array of international food vendors & global entertainment that will celebrate Surrey’s cultural diversity.
The Celebration Site will also host world renowned talent on two stages including Sam Roberts, 54-40, Randy Bachman, Tokyo Police Club, WinterSleep, Hot Hot Heat, Serena Ryder, Jully Black, KS Makhan, Dan Mangan, Doc Walker, Irish Descendants, Alex Cuba, Jim Byrnes & the Sojourners, Hey Rosetta, Five Alarm Funk, and Delhi 2 Dublin.
Guests to the Surrey 2010 Celebration Site can also participate in FREE on-site activities such as mingling with the 2010 mascots, zipping down one of the runs at the Sliding Zone, gliding around the outdoor Skating Rink and tossing a few rocks at the Curling Zone.
The Cloverdale Curling Club will be hosting the “Curling Ambassador Program” at the Curling Zone & is looking for curling enthusiasts of all levels to come out & share their love of curling with the community. Volunteer shifts are typically 2-3 hours long & coincide with the Olympic curling schedule. You do not need to commit to the entire 13 days – in fact, we appreciate you donating your time to just one shift if that best suits your schedule.
If you would like to volunteer as an Ambassador, please send your name and phone number to Danielle Callens at the Cloverdale Curling Club or email dcallens@shaw.ca.