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By Events Crew

The Junk Yard Dawgs at Civic Sounds!

Jul 13, 2017 | 9:09 PM

Ayme and Molly from your KISS FM Events Crew had a blast at this weeks Civic Sounds!

The Junk Yard Dawgs kept the audience dancing all night with a variety of everyone’s favourite tunes! During the intermission, Latin Dancers from the TKH Dance Co. provided entertainment for all ages!

The Crew was handing out SunRype and taking contest entries for “Be Seen With Sareena to See Serena”. If you take a #SareenaSelfie with the Sareena from City Furniture Cut-Out you are entered to win tickets to Serena Ryder’s sold out July 19th concert!

We were also filling our draw barrel with entries to win a wireless speaker! We will be accepting entries at the remainder of July’s Civic Sounds!

Some lucky listeners were also able to walk away with one of Digital Deans Landscape Photography Books!

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Of course, we were handing out our Summer of Savings Coupon Books! With dozens of coupons from all over our community, you certainly want to get your hands on one before they are gone! Tune into 107.5 KISS FM to hear where we will be giving them out next.

If you missed this weeks Civic Sounds make sure to join us at Civic Plaza every Thursday in July and August from 7-9 for more live music!

-This was Ayme and Molly from your KISS FM Events Crew powered by Capri Insurance

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