• Entry for two (2 to 4) person team includes cart and lunch.
• Logo on posters and on all marketing materials (online and print).
• Premier vendor booth/banner location.
• Verbal and media recognition before, during and after event.
• Including introduction and a few words from your designated attendee

• Entry for one (2 to 4) person team includes cart and lunch.
• Logo on posters and on all marketing materials (online and print).
• Prime vendor booth location.
• Verbal recognition and introduction during lunch time.

• Entry for one (2 to 4) person team includes cart and lunch.
• Media recognition before, during and after event.
• Verbal recognition and introduction during breakfast time.

•  Entry for one (2 to 4) person team includes cart and lunch.
•  Media recognition before, during and after event.
•  Verbal recognition and introduction during the performance.

• Signage with logo at designated hole (first come first served basis)

• Signage with logo at designated hole (first come first served basis) plus you can put a table, play a game, and/or give out swag!

"Locarno's approach is so genuine and so welcome for audiences who enjoy great song writing, a respect for tradition, a searching musical curiosity, and virtuoso performance skills. Their compelling blend of Mexican, Cuban and North American popular music delivered with exuberant energy is a winning combination. It now seems inevitable that a band like Locarno would eventually unlock the secret of doing music in such a fresh way. . . . .Don't miss the opportunity to experience Locarno live if they ever pass through your town. You'll find yourself singing their praises too."
- Michael Juk – Producer CBC

ocarno is the Latin project of JUNO Award-winning musician Tom Landa. Like him, the music is equal parts Mexican and Canadian. Tom was born and raised in Mexico City, and moved to Canada in his teens. In the mid nineties he formed the Folk Roots band, The Paperboys, who have been touring worldwide for over 20 years. Tom has always dabbled in Latin music, and in 2006 moved back to Veracruz, Mexico to reconnect with his musical heritage. Tom spent his days learning the jarana (an 8 string guitar), and learning songs from the Son Jarocho repertoire. Upon his return to Canada, he started working on what would be Locarno’s debut CD.

Locarno’s original mix of music incorporated Son Jarocho-inspired folk tunes with Afro-Cuban rhythms, and has developed to include Columbia, African Sukous, Mexican Marimba Music, Venezuelan Joropo and Brazilian Forro for a unique and exhilarating combination.

Harvest Days at the Garden is a month-long extravaganza featuring a variety of themed experiences to celebrate the harvest season, culture, and festivity. 

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Hispanic Heritage, a day dedicated to honoring the traditions, flavors, and rhythms that shape this vibrant culture. Performers to expect are: Mariachi Tleyoltztin, Ballet Folklorico Mexico Lindo, and Tejano Outlaw!