There was much excitement in downtown Camrose on June 4th when the front of the Bailey was finally unveiled, revealing the impressive facade and marquee complete with glistening black glass frontage. This picture shows Bailey's Architectural adviser David Roth in the foreground, just after the Teyvek was removed in front of a crowd of onlookers. Many visitors (actually over 2,000) went through the Bailey Theatre on 'sneak a peak' tours during Jaywalkers Jamboree. A host of volunteers answered questions during the 2-day Jaywalkers event, along with selling Light Up The Bailey T-Shirts, the latest fund raising initiative. The event was a huge success in raising funds as well as increasing public awareness about the Bailey restoration project. Many thanks to all those who participated in the Bailey's fund raising activities and to the enthusiastic, tireless volunteers. Well done!!!
Friday, June 11, 2010
Much Excitement !
There was much excitement in downtown Camrose on June 4th when the front of the Bailey was finally unveiled, revealing the impressive facade and marquee complete with glistening black glass frontage. This picture shows Bailey's Architectural adviser David Roth in the foreground, just after the Teyvek was removed in front of a crowd of onlookers. Many visitors (actually over 2,000) went through the Bailey Theatre on 'sneak a peak' tours during Jaywalkers Jamboree. A host of volunteers answered questions during the 2-day Jaywalkers event, along with selling Light Up The Bailey T-Shirts, the latest fund raising initiative. The event was a huge success in raising funds as well as increasing public awareness about the Bailey restoration project. Many thanks to all those who participated in the Bailey's fund raising activities and to the enthusiastic, tireless volunteers. Well done!!!
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