Shaw Festival Receives Support From Celebrate Ontario
By: Stephi Wild
During tonight's dinner celebrating The Shaw's production of The Ladykillers, Executive Director Tim Jennings announced the Festival has received a funding boost from the Ontario Government's Celebrate Ontario program.
Already one of the province's strongest arts and culture economic generators, the Shaw Festival delivers more than $200 million each year into the Niagara economy. As a recipient of this program, The Shaw will launch a holiday musical on the Festival stage in November and December. Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn will encourage tourists and visitors to the Niagara region during a period that has traditionally been considered 'off season.' "Ontario is open for business and open for jobs. By investing in the Shaw Festival, our government is tapping into the economic potential of the tourism industry," said Lisa MacLeod, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport. "As we develop Ontario's new tourism strategy, we will continue to invest in festivals and events like the Shaw Festival, so we can help grow Ontario's tourism sector and create lasting memories for Ontarians and tourists alike."Videos
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