ELMIRA'S WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

Little Manatee River Jam at The Canoe Outpost, with Damon Fowler; Sons Of Hippies, Sarah Mac Band, Talk To Mark and The Human Condition also appearing: Ed Carter

Come enjoy a full day of music, fun, food & drink on the river Benefitting WMNF & Elmira’s Wildlife Sanctuary Or visit The Canoe Outpost or call 813-634-2228

Visit wmnf for tickets and show information. Tickets also available in person at the Canoe Outpost office.

$20 in advance
$25 at the door
Kids under 12 Free
Event held in the campground under the oaks by the river
Beer, wine & food concessions benefit Elmira’s Wildlife. Please - no coolers
for camping reservations call 813-634-2228.

Bring your lawn chairs or blankets for the event or we have limited picnic table seating. Free primitive tent camping available for Saturday night. Reserved site tent or RV camping is available for Friday - Sunday. Call the Canoe Outpost for camping information and reservations.

Event tickets holders can also receive $5 off any canoe or kayak trip on the Little Manatee River all weekend. PLUS $5 will be donated to WMNF for each boat rented.

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On Sunday, October 23rd, KAM-BABS Promotions will be presenting Wildstock. Wildstock will be an all-ages, daylong benefit concert that will take place outside, on the grounds of Elmira’s Wildlife Sanctuary in Wimauma.

Wildstock will be hosted & MC’d by Dina Mead (Bay Area Band Source) and myself. There will be beer & food sold at the event, A tattoo artist will be set up at the event, along with Black Pearl Rock Radio as well.

Bands that have already been confirmed to perform at Wildstock so far include:
Higher Ground
Faux Doubt
ReCoil
Midnight Rush
Mayhem Junkies
Twisted Logic
Triple Threat

KAM-BABS Promotions is also waiting for confirmation of a national touring & recording band that is scheduled to headline the show.

The concert is scheduled to begin at 12:00pm. Admission to the concert is free. Tours of the Animal sanctuary will be offered for a $10.00 per person donation.

Click here to read the full article from the examiner.com by Keith Wilkins