'Part of the reason why we did this initially back in 2011 was to showcase Thunder Bay's great arts and culture scene,' Brian Hamilton said.
THUNDER BAY – The Bay and Algoma area drew in thousands of people this past weekend to enjoy the music, food and entertainment featured at the 9th Annual Buskers festival
One of the things that Buskers Festival organizers always do is treat their performers well, Hamilton said. There are ton of different organizations from the Thunder Bay Museum to Our Kids Count, Hamilton said. Hamilton said seeing the turnout is a really great feeling and that they saw an estimated four to six thousand people this weekend.
“I feel fantastic. Everybody here is so nice and the energy is great. I've been here for a few days exploring the town as well and Thunder Bay has just been so great to me and I feel fantastic. You know, I'm excited for my last show of the day,” he said.
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