2008 Spring Brochure

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May 3-10, 2008

Tulip Time Festival


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Helpful HintsTIME - In order to be on time for our parades and shows, please notethat Holland is on Eastern Daylight Savings Time in May.

TRAFFIC PATTERNS - When arriving to the Holland area, tune yourdial to CB/Channel 9 or 530 AM for information about local trafcpatterns. For both entering and touring the area, it is recommended to

use 16th, 24th or 32nd Streets rather than 8th Street. Use Pine or VanRaalte Avenues to exit town.

AIRPORT - The nearest major airport is Gerald R. Ford InternationalAirport in Grand Rapids (GRR), approximately 40 minutes away.Several car rental companies are located within the terminal.www.grr.org.

TULIPS - A lot of time goes into the planting and beautication of our

tulips. We ask that you enjoy them and take a lot of photos but pleasedo not pick them.

TRANSPORTATION - It is suggested to have your own means oftransportation as our festival is held throughout the city. The City ofHolland offers local bus transportation. To view their schedule pleasevisit - www.catchamax.org. Otherwise there are a few car rental andcab companies.

PARADE BLANKET/CHAIR POLICY - For the Volksparade andKinderparade, items cannot be set up earlier than 6am the morningof the parade. Muziekparade items cannot be set up earlier than 9pmon Friday evening. Items may be placed between street and side-walk only. All items must be removed no later than 1 hour after eachparade.

TICKETS - We recommend ordering show tickets in advance. Duringthe festival ticket availability varies. An additional $3 per ticket feewill be charged for all online orders.

REFUNDS - Refunds are available until April 7, 2008, less a 5%handling fee. Returned tickets must be in the Tulip Time ofce by April7, 2008. No exceptions. In the unfortunate event of a severe illness,injury or death, which directly prevents a visitor from attending thefestival, refunds are available less the 5% handling fee. To qualify forthis type of refund a doctors note or a copy of a death certicate must

be mailed with all tickets to the Tulip Time Festival ofce by June 13,2008. Customers are asked to please notify the ofce as soon aspossible so that tickets may be re-sold if time allows.

Tulip Time Ofce238 S. River Ave.

Fri, May 2 9am-6pmSat, May 3 9am-7pmSun, May 4 11am-5pmMon-Sat, May 5-10 9am-8pm

Civic Center150 W. 8th St.

Sun, May 4 3pm-6pmMon-Sat, May 5-10 10am-6pm

Box Ofce LocationsMay 3-10, 2008

Remaining show tickets will be sold at the shows venueapproximately 1 hour prior to showtime.

Phone: 800.822.2770 or 616.396.4221 - Fax: [email protected] - www.tuliptime.com


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Dutch Event Listings & Attractions

Nelis Dutch VillageUS-31 and James St. 616-396-1475 dutchvillage.com

Open 9am dailyAdults $12, Seniors $10, Children (4-15) $6, Group RatesHelp us celebrate our 50th Anniversary this year!Join us for the best all-around Dutch experience. Enjoy all the Dutchfavorites: Klompen Dancing, Amsterdam street organ, and NEW for2008 - Old Dutch cheese making! Also wooden shoe carving, take agoat for a walk, dine on Dutch favorites, activities scheduled every15 minutes!

Holland MuseumMuseum: 31 W. 10th St.

Cappon/Settlers Site: 228 W. 9th St.888.200.9123 616.392.9084 hollandmuseum.org

Open 9-5 Daily, 12-5 SundayAdults $7, Student, Senior, Family & Group Rates,Children under 6 free

600 Years of Art & History!Holland Museum: New Dutch Art Galleries with paintings, authentic

costumes and decorative arts. Main oor exhibit: Holland MI. fromsettlement to city. Cappon House: the 1870s Victorian time capsuleof Hollands rst mayor. Settlers House: tiny 1860s ship carpenterscottage.

Windmill Island Gardens1 Lincoln Ave. 888-535-5792 616-355-1030windmillisland.org

Open 9-6 DailyAdults $7, Children (5-15) $4,Group discounts available

Over 175,000 Tulips! - Dutch Trade Fair May 3 & 4, 10am-6pmDeZwaan, Americas only 247 year-old working Dutch Windmill sur-rounded by tulips and 36 acres of magnicent gardens. Gift Shops,Cultural Slide Show, Little Netherlands Museum, Free Carousel Rides(for children), Amsterdam Street Organ.

Veldheers Tulip Farm12755 Quincy St. & US 31 616-399-1900 veldheer.comOpen 8am-8pmAdults $7.00, Children (3-13) $4.00, Group rates available3 Attractions 1 stop! Tulip Farm with 5 million Tulips!

DeKlomp Wooden Shoe and Delftware Factory, American Buffalo Herd,Gift Shop, Perennials, Dutch house and barn, Windmills, Canals andBridges.

A Taste of Holland ..............................Page 7Dutch Church Service..........................Page 12

Dutch Dance .......................................Page 13Dutch Heritage Show ..........................Page 6Dutch Marktplaats ...............................Page 10Graafschap Heritage Center .................Page 12Kinderparade .......................................Page 8Streetscrubbing & Volksparade.............Page 8Storyteller ............................................Page 9Tulip Gardens & Lanes.........................Page 11

Tulip Trolley Tours ................................Page 10


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Headliners

Tony Orlando In ConcertCentral Wesleyan Auditorium - 446 West 40th Street

Thursday, May 8 4:30 & 8pm $36

Tony Orlando brings to the stage a warmthand exhilarating energy that electries an

audience. With ve #1 hits including KnockThree Times and Tie A Yellow RibbonRound The Ole Oak Tree, a populartelevision variety series, movies and Broad-way, Orlando has conquered every facetof show business. As the recipient of threeAmerican Music Awards, a Peoples ChoiceAward, and a star on the Hollywood Walk ofFame, Tony remains one of Americas favoritepersonalities. Approximately 90 minutes.

Ronnie MilsapCentral Wesleyan Auditorium - 446 West 40th Street

Friday, May 9 4:30 & 8pm $36

Hailed as the pre-eminent country soul singerof his generation, Ronnie Milsap provided thegenre with one of its most important voices asit moved from rural roots into the mainstreamof modern entertainment. Releasing his rst

single at age 20, Milsap has had 40 #1 hits,over 25 million records sold, seven GrammyAwards, and many other industry honors.Together, these accolades underscore Milsapsposition as one of the best-loved and mostenduring artists in country music history.Approximately 90 minutes.

Jonny LangCentral Wesleyan Auditorium - 446 West 40th Street

Saturday, May 3 8pm $38 - $45 plus service charge

Speaking often with his guitar in the languageof deep blues and searing Rock & Roll thisformer prodigy instrumentalist topped theBillboard New Artist charts at age 15. While

kids his age were still playing high schoolgigs, Lang was touring with giants like theRolling Stones and Aerosmith, trading lickswith mentors like B.B. King and Buddy Guy.With experience and the maturity collectedthrough lifes adventures Lang has unleashedhis most pivotal album to date, Turn Around.Turn Around is a soul-stirring surge of musicthat paints a tumbling of musical colors thatwill dazzle and soothe your musical pallete.

Tickets can be ordered through Star Tickets Plus:1.800.585.3737 or www.starticketsplus.comLimited Platinum seating is also available through the TulipTime Festival ofce.

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Sixth Street Stage Concerts

Each night is a celebration of community, music, food and fun!Grab a chair or blanket and come rain or shine.

Fun in the SunTuesday, May 6

Join STAR 108 and the Fun in the Sun band forthis family fun event. Playing Jimmy Buffet, islandmusic and other summer fun songs the band is anenergetic interactive celebration. With great music,a horn section and a pan steel drum audience members of allages, can participate in hula hoop contests, limbo contests,and more.

50s & 60s DJ - Car Show Wednesday, May 7Enjoy 50s & 60s music with WHTC DJ and acruise in car show where any antique car iswelcome. This sock hop throw back is full servicewith rootbeer oats and classic American foods. Come hungryfor great music, cool cars and delicious eats!

Pop Evil & Headed for Zen - BEER GARDEN* Thursday, May 8

Sit back and enjoy a cold one as WGRD hosts PopEvil and Headed for Zen with special guests theRAGE dance team. Based in West Michigan, PopEvil has steadily built an amazing following locallyand nationally. Opening for artists like Kid Rock

and Daughtry with original songs including High-way and Somebody Like You. Warming up the stagewill be Headed for Zen and welcoming guests willbe the Rage Dance Team.

Bronk Bros. & Headin South - BEER GARDEN*Friday, May 9

Bronk Bros. & Headin South and WMUS make thestage sizzle with this Rockin Hillbilly Extrava-ganza. This musical journey will feature a mixtureof classic country, new country, classic rock andmodern rock to create their own original sound. Theyveperformed with some of Nashvilles biggest acts such asPhil Vassar, Dierks Bentley and the Oak Ridge Boys.

Bier & Muziek FestSaturday, May 10 5pm - 12am $7-$9That 80s Band, Jimmy Staggard &LaSondra Lefer(Lakeshore Idol Winner).

Celebrate music and fun while enjoying a sampling of localfavorite foods and a variety of beers. $7 advance/$9 at door.

Sixth Street Stage - 6th St at College Ave

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FREE OUTDOOR CONCERT SERIES!May 6-9 7pm - 10pm

*The rst 25 people to the Thursday and Friday night beer garden will receive VIP passes to anexclusive section of the garden (must be 21 or over with valid id).

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Sixth Street Stage Sponsors

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Music & VarietyPraise Gathering8th Street Marketplace - 8th Street & Pine Avenue

Sunday, May 4 3-6pmKlompen Dance 3 & 4:30pmLive Music 3:30 & 5pm

Enjoy some family time with the high-energy band HarkUp Down Home Horns featuring old fashioned Gospelmusic including sing-a-longs, special solos and Gospelsong stories. Special performance by our Mother/

Daughter Dutch Dance Groups.

Mary Rademacher & FriendsKnickerbocker Theatre - 86 East 8th Street

Monday, May 5 7:30pm $18

Mary Rademacher and friends bring you a night ofamazing variety. This multi-faceted vocalist entertainerwill perform a sampling of jazz to modern pop and aspecial boogie down Broadway including your favorite show tunes.Approx. 90 minutes.

River City ImprovKnickerbocker Theatre - 86 East 8th Street

Tuesday, May 6 7:30pm $18

River City Improv performs short-form Improvisationalcomedy based on audience suggestions. Their style ofclean, wholesome humor and witty Improv is similar to that seen onABCs Whose Line is it Anyway? Their show melds together differentstyles of Improv to provide an evening of gut-wrenching, roll-on-the-oor, rip-roaring fun. Approx. 60 minutes.

Tulip Time SaluteCentral Wesleyan Auditorium - 446 West 40th Street

Tuesday, May 6 8pm $12

Enjoy the extraordinary talent and enthusiasm ofyoung performers from four area high schools. A musical collage withfull festival orchestra, jazz band and show choirs. It all adds up to abig show and an exuberant salute to the festival! Approx. 2 hours.

Three Men and a TenorChrist Memorial Auditorium - 595 Graafschap Road

Wednesday, May 7 7:30pm $18

Catch this hilarious, high-energy acapella groupperforming arrangements from popular artists likeThe Temptations, The Eagles, The Doobie Brothers,Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Bob Marley, as well as several of the bandsoriginal songs. Approx. 90 minutes.

Barbershop on ParadeChrist Memorial Auditorium - 595 Graafschap Road

Friday, May 9 7:30pm $14

Joining the Holland Windmill Chorus for an eveningof wonderful singing is Northern Michigans championquartet of hilarious hunting and shing songs, FOUR-MAN FISHIN TACKLE CHOIR. Theres humor, patriotic music and thatgood old four-part barbershop harmony. Approx. 90 minutes.

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Dutch Heritage ShowKnickerbocker Theatre - 86 East 8th Street

Wednesday, May 7 6:30pm $15Thursday, May 8 6:30pm $15Friday, May 9 6:30pm $15Saturday, May 10 9:00am $15

This dynamic multigenerational cast of over 50enthusiastic performers will transport you to

provincial Holland. Unique Dutch costumes, skits,traditional songs, charming clog dancers, andlive accordion music create a festive experience.Get an inside look at Dutch life and culture withthis show which is sure to entertain, educate, andcaptivate all! Approx. 75 minutes.

Everythings Coming Up TulipsPresented by the Holland ChoraleRidge Point Auditorium - 340 104th AvenueMonday, May 5 8pm $20Wednesday, May 7 6pm $20Wednesday, May 7 8:30pm $20

This energetic and dynamic musical revuefeatures popular songs and music from the

Broadway stage! Over 70 singers, dancers,instrumentalists, and stagehands create thisexciting show. Approx. 90 minutes.

Wooden Shoe-Be-DooHolland High SchoolPerforming Arts Center - 600 Van Raalte Avenue

Thursday, May 8 5pm $12Thursday, May 8 8pm $12Saturday, May 10 7pm $12

Sixteen fresh young faces and energetic voicespresent a fun-packed show with singing anddancing to a collection of songs from Jazz andSwing to Broadway and Popular music. Presentedby Holland High School Vocal Dimensions.Approx. 90 minutes.

You Cant Get There From HereA comedy by Pat CookHolland Civic Theatre - 50 West 9th Street

Saturday, May 3 7pm $18

Sunday, May 4 2pm $18Tuesday, May 6 7pm $18Wednesday, May 7 7pm $18Thursday, May 8 7pm $18Friday, May 9 7pm $18Saturday, May 10 7pm $18

The Mavis Garner Bed and Breakfast gets most of their customers

when cars are disabled after they hit the pothole on Main Street.Reporter Arthur Lyman nds himself in the hole and deciding to do anexpose on the scam perpetrated by the town. During his stay hesned eight times, dragged across town and red from his job. Whatelse could he possibly do but fall in love with one of the proprietors!Get your tickets soon, only 100 theatre seats! Approx. 2 hours.

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Meal ShowsOn BroadwayEvergreen Commons Senior Center480 State Street

Monday, May 5 11am $20Tuesday, May 6 11am $20Wednesday, May 7 11am $20Thursday, May 8 11am $20Friday, May 9 11am $20

This highly popular song and dance musical extravaganzafeatures the music of Broadway along with a little country,some gospel and a big red, white and blue nale. Joiningmembers of the celebrated Evergreen Chorale are guest artistsMaria Kamara and the ever-popular Panning Family. The showis preceded by a delicious luncheon served right at your table.

Approximately 2 1/4 hours.

New OdysseyHope College, Haworth Inn

225 College Avenue

Monday, May 5 6:30pm $35Tuesday, May 6 6:30pm $35Wednesday, May 7 6:30pm $35Thursday, May 8 6:30pm $35Friday, May 9 6:30pm $35Saturday, May 10 6:30pm $35

Playing everywhere to the delight and surprise of theiraudiences, these three gentlemen perform on more than thirtymusical instruments! Featuring dynamic arrangements fromBeethoven to the present, mixed with some of the mostoriginal treatments of comedy, music novelty, and vocalacrobatics. Dinner included.Approximately 2 1/2 hours.

A Taste of HollandHope College, Maas Center

11th Street & Columbia Avenue

Tuesday, May 6 8:30am $12Wednesday, May 7 8:30am $12Thursday, May 8 8:30am $12Friday, May 9 8:30am $12

Join us for a culturally enlightening breakfast buffet! Ourprofessional baker will show you tricks of the trade andtraditional Dutch cooking methods for such delectable treatsas krakelingen cookie, banket, and other delights. Take inthe award-winning video Tulip Time in Holland prepared bythe Joint Archives of Holland. Full breakfast buffet included.Approximately 90 minutes.

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Festival EventsKinderplaatsWindow on the Waterfront Park

6th Street at College Avenue

Sat, May 3 10am - 6pmSun, May 4 12pm - 6pm

Family fun for children of all ages!Musical entertainment, arts, crafts,animals, petting zoo and muchmore! Children 2-12 $5.Adults FREE.

FireworksKollen Park10th Street & Van Raalte Avenue

Fri, May 2(raindate: Saturday, May 3)

Live Band 6:30 - 10pmFireworks 10pmLive Band 10:30 - 11pm

Enjoy live music and a wonderfulreworks display! FREE.

Art & Craft FairCentennial ParkSat, May 3 9am - 5pmSun, May 4 11am - 5pm

Over 130 exhibitors, located inthe center of town, provide avariety of ne arts and original

crafts at the 8th annual Tulip TimeArt & Craft Fair. FREE.

Tulip Time RunChrist Memorial Parking Lot

595 Graafschap Road

Sat, May 3 8:10am

Come, RUN, and stay for the day!Kick off the rst day of the TulipTime Festival with an 8K, 5K and1K Kids Fun Run. This family funevent will get your heart rate up

and please your senses as youwind through Hollands Histori-cal District lled with thousandsof beautiful blooming tulips andowering trees. To sign-up:www.signmeup.com/59482

StorytellerCentennial Park Gazebo

Sat, May 3 11am

1:30pm4:30pm

Dutch folk tales come alive withstorytellers from Dutch HistoryLive. These storytellers have trav-eled nationally, entertaining audi-ences of all ages with educational,interactive, and humorous stories.

www.dutchhistorylive.com. FREE.

CarnivalMay 2: Kollen Park10th Street & Van Raalte Avenue

May 3-10: Civic Center

150 West 8th Street

Fri, May 2 5pm - 11pmSat, May 3 9am - 11pmSun, May 4 12pm - 9pmMon, May 5 2pm - 9pmTue, May 6 2pm - 9pmWed, May 7 11am - 2pm &

3:30 - 10pmThu, May 8 11am - 2pm &

3:30 - 10pmFri, May 9 11am - 11pmSat, May 10 9am - 2pm &

4 - 11pm

A world of family fun in the heartof Tulip Time! Rides, games andfood galore for all ages to enjoy

Park Township

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Dutch MarktplaatsHolland Civic Center150 West 8th Street

Tue, May 6 10am - 6pmWed, May 7 10am - 6pmThu, May 8 10am - 6pmFri, May 9 10am - 6pmSat, May 10 10am - 6pm

Enjoy the largest selection oftraditional Dutch food in town!The Marktplaats features genuineDutch arts and crafts, souvenirs,lace, music, Klompen dancers andmore. Just the place to visit to takea little piece of the Netherlandshome with you. FREE admission.

Quilt ShowEvergreen Commons480 State Street

Sat, May 3 9am - 5pmMon, May 5 9am - 5pmTue, May 6 9am - 5pm

Wed, May 7 9am - 5pmThu, May 8 9am - 8pmFri, May 9 9am - 5pmSat, May 10 9am - 12pm

Enjoy over 100 handmade quiltsby local artisans. The quilt show isan annual favorite with new and

antique quilts each year. Vote foryour favorite! Admission $4.13 & under FREE!

Tulip Trolley ToursCentennial Park

10th Street & Central Avenue

Sat, May 3 9am - 5pmSun, May 4 11am - 5pmMon, May 5 9:30am - 4:30pmTue, May 6 9:30am - 4:30pmWed, May 7 9am - 11:30amThu, May 8 9am - 11:30amFri, May 9 9am - 4:30pmSat, May 10 9am - 11am

An entertaining introduction to theTulip Time Festival and Hollandprovided by a friendly, Dutch cos-tumed guide. Travel through tuliplanes, Hollands historic district,

beautiful city parks and a uniquedowntown area. Tickets are soldon a same-day basis, beginning30 minutes prior to the rst run.Tickets are available only fromthe Trolley Booth located on thenortheast corner of CentennialPark. Trolleys only run during themorning on parade days. Toursdepart approximately every halfhour and are 75 minutes in length.Some trolleys are handicappedaccessible. Adults $12, Children(under 12) $5, Lapsitters FREE.Please note: In the event that theKinderparade is postponed to Fri-day, Trolleys will only run 9-11:30am on Friday, May 9.

Petal PopsLocation - TBA

Thursday, June 19th 7:30pm

Swinging and Scattin with the SymphonyJoin us in June for the annual Petal Pops Concert, performed by theHolland Symphony Orchestra. This years event will swing you into asummer evening full of lazy jazz and the unique styling of GrammyNominated Margaret Carlson. Margaret Carlson has been comparedto Julie Andrews and Maureen McGovern, with her elegant musicalstyle and on-stage presence. Margaret will scat through the eveningwith exceptional arrangements of your favorite pieces from some ofour greatest American composers.

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Points of InterestAdmission is FREE to the following events!

Tulip Gardens and Lanes12th St. at River Ave.

Enjoy more than 550,000 tulips inCity parks, public areas, and alongCity streets. Stroll through premiertulip plantings at Window on theWaterfront Park and CentennialPark. Tulip Lanes start on 12th

Street and River Avenue, whereapproximately six miles of tulipsin brilliant array line Hollandsstreets. (See map on page 15 forCity Tulip Gardens and Tulip Laneroute.)

Evergreen Commons480 State St.616-396-7100www.evergreencommons.org

Mon-Fri 8am-5pmSat 8am-12pm

Enjoy a tour of this elegant 65,000

square foot senior activity centerwhich includes gift shop,swimming pool, tness center,wood shop, and computer center.Visitors of all ages welcome.

Herrick District Library300 South River Ave.616-355-3100www.herrickdl.org

Mon-Thu 9am-9pmFri-Sat 9am-5pmSun 2pm-5pm

Extensive Dutch genealogy

collection and local information.Dutch costumes of the provinces,past Tulip Time posters. Caf andFriends of the Library gift shop andbookstore.

Hope CollegeOrgan RecitalsHope College, Dimnent Chapel12th St. and College Ave.616-395-7650www.hope.edu

Wed, May 7 10am-2pm

Thu, May 8 10am-2pmFri, May 9 10am-2pmSat, May 10 10am-2pm

Hear Hope Colleges two beautifulpipe organs housed in its splendidGothic chapel. In the reargallery is a two manual authenticDutch organ imported from theNetherlands in 1970. Located atthe front of the Chapel is themagnicent four manual E.M.Skinner organ (1929). CollegeOrganist, Dr. Huw Lewis, isjoined by faculty and alumnaein a series of recitals that cover awide variety of interesting musicin 20-minute recitals. Last recitalbegins at 1:30pm.

DeGraaf Nature Center600 Graafschap Rd.616-355-1057

www.degraaf.orgTue-Fri 9am-5pmSat 10am-5pm

Stroll scenic boardwalk trails.Enjoy native wildowers alongwinding trails through woodland,eld and streamside habitats.Wildlife viewing areas provided.Indoor exhibits. Nature store.Open year-round. Trails openfrom dawn to dusk 7 days a week.

Holland H.S. Art Exhibits600 Van Raalte Ave.

616-494-2200May 1 6:30pm-8pmMay 2, 5-9 9:30am-5pmMay 10 12pm-3pm

A 40 year tradition! Studentsartistic talents exhibited in the Art

Center. Opening reception May 1,6:30-8:00pm. Public welcome.

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Historic Pillar

Church EventsCorner of 9th St. & College Ave.616-392-8686

Historic Tours

Tue, May 6 8:30am-4pmWed, May 7 8:30am-12pmThu, May 8 8:30am-12pm

Fri, May 9 8:30am-4pmSat, May 10 8:30am-10:30am

Tours by reservation April 30, May1 and May 2.

Authentic DutchChurch Service

Tue, May 6 3-3:30pmFri, May 9 3-3:30pm

Experience a traditional DutchChurch service.

Organ Concert

Mon, May 5 7:30-8:30pm

Enjoy the Tre Claviers, JefferyAbbott, Dr. Krista Shinew, andMarguerite Bostonia combiningthe sounds of organ, harpsichordand piano in a very unique way.

Graafschap Heritage Center5973 Church St., Graafschap616-396-5008www.graafschapcrc.org

Mon, Tue, Fri 8:30am-4pmWed, Thu, Sat 8:30am-12pm

An authentic presentation anddisplay of the historic greaterHolland, MI colony established in1847 including a real log church,geneology collection and localpoints of interests. Group tours byappointment.

Holland Town CenterUS 31 at James St.616-396-1808www.horizongroup.com

Mon-Sat 10am-8pmSun 11am-6pm

Located adjacent to Dutch Village,this outlet shopping center is builtwith a Dutch theme and featuresbrand name stores such as GAP,Eddie Bauer and Carters.

Holland Area Arts

Council Events150 E. 8th St.616-396-3278www.hollandarts.org

Mon-Fri 10am-9pmSat 10am-3pm

Complete collection of past Tulip

Time posters on display.Exhibitions showcasing local,national, and international work ofprofessional and student artists.

Holland Friends ofArt Exhibit

May 2-May 16Mon-Fri 10am-9pmSat 10am-3pm

An exhibit of visual arts byprofessional and amateurmembers from the Holland area.

Holland Garden ClubTulip Time Flower ShowAmerica The Beautiful

Tue, May 6 2pm-9pmWed, May 7 10am-9pmThu, May 8 10am-9pmFri, May 9 10am-9pmSat, May 10 10am-3pm

The Holland Garden Club presentsits annual Standard Flower Showfeaturing oral designs andhorticulture on display.

Points of Interest

The Tulip Time bronze statuesare on display at Window on

the Waterfront Park.

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Dutch Dance SchedulePerformances are approximately 20 minutes.Style Show approximately 10 minutes.

Wednesday, April 307pm Encircling Centennial Park

Thursday, May 17pm Encircling Centennial Park8pm Encircling Centennial Park l

Friday, May 21pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show3pm Centennial Park Gazebo & LEARN u7pm Encircling Centennial Park l

Saturday, May 310am Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show l11am Kinderplaats12pm Central Ave. btwn 10th and 12th & LEARN u12:30pm Kinderplaats1pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show l2pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show l

3pm Central Ave. btwn 10th and 12th & LEARN u4pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show l4:30pm Kinderplaats7pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show l8pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show l

Sunday, May 41pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show l1:30pm Kinderplaats2pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show3pm Mother/Daughter Dance, 8th Street Marketplace l3pm Kinderplaats3pm Centennial Park Gazebo & LEARN u

4pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show4pm Kinderplaats4:30pm Mother/Daughter Dance, 8th Street Marketplace l

Monday, May 51pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show3pm Centennial Park Gazebo & LEARN u

7pm Encircling Centennial Park

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Tuesday, May 612pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show

1pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show1pm Centennial Park Gazebo w/ Style Show2pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show3pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show3pm Centennial Park Gazebo & LEARN u4pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show7pm Encircling Centennial Park l

Wednesday, May 710am 8th St. btwn River and College Ave. l11am Dutch Marktplaats w/style show12pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show1pm 8th St. btwn Columbia and Maple Ave.

4pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show7pm Encircling Centennial Park8pm 8th St. btwn River and Columbia Ave. l

Thursday, May 810am 8th St. btwn River and College Ave. w/ Streetscrubbing l12:30pm 8th St. btwn River and College Ave.

4pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show7pm Encircling Centennial Park8pm 8th St. btwn River and Columbia Ave.l

Friday, May 910am 8th St. btwn River and College Ave. w/ Streetscrubbing l11am Dutch Marktplaats w/style show12:30pm 8th St. btwn River and College Ave.1pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show2:30pm 8th St. btwn River and College Ave. w/ Full Style Show3pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show4pm Dutch Marktplaats w/style show7pm Encircling Centennial Park

8pm 8th St. btwn River and Columbia Ave.lSaturday, May 1010am 8th Street btwn River and College Ave. w/ Streetscrubbing12:15pm 8th St. btwn Columbia and Maple Ave.7pm Encircling Centennial Park

uFollowing these performances LEARN the art of Klompen as dancers teachyou a few steps.

lIndicates Alumni Dancers performing.

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Tulip Time Festival Box OfceMay 3-10 ....................................22May 5-10 ....................................12

8th Street Marketplace (south of) ..........9Amtrak Station ......................................19Art & Craft Fair .....................................21Bus Station ...........................................19

Calvary Reformed Church .....................41Carnival, May 2 ....................................10

May 3-10 ....................................9Centennial Park ....................................21Central Wesleyan Auditorium ...............29Chamber of Commerce ........................20Christ Memorial Auditorium .................27

Civic Center .........................................12DeGraaf Nature Center .........................26DeVos Fieldhouse .................................40Dimnent Chapel ...................................23Dunton Park .........................................38Dutch Marktplaats ................................12Evergreen Commons .............................31First United Methodist Church ..............2Graafschap CRC ...................................43Herrick District Library .........................36Holland Area Arts Council ....................17Holland Civic Theatre ...........................2Holland High School ............................35Holland Hospital ..................................30Holland Museum ..................................13

Cappon House ...........................11Settlers House .............................37

Holland Post Ofce ..............................18Holland State Park ................................5Holland Town Center ............................3Hope College, Haworth Inn .................25Hope College,

Phelps Hall & Maas Center .........24Kinderplaats .........................................8Knickerbocker Theatre ..........................15Kollen Park ...........................................10Nelis Dutch Village ..............................3Ottawa County Fairgrounds ..................4Pillar Church ........................................14Prospect Point.......................................32Ridge Point Auditorium.........................39Sixth Street Stage ..................................7Tulip City Airport ..................................34Tulip Trolley Tours .................................21Veldheer Tulip Gardens, DeKlomp

Wooden Shoe & Delft Factory ....1Visitors Bureau .....................................15Windmill Island Gardens ......................6Window on the Waterfront ...................7

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Friday, May 26:30pm Fireworks &

-11:00pm EntertainmentKollen Park (raindate: Sat. May 3)

1:00pm Dutch Dancew/ Style Show*

3:00pm Dutch Dance &LEARN*

7:00pm Dutch Dance*

Saturday, May 38:10am Tulip Time Run

Christ MemorialParking Lot $

9:00am Art and Craft Fair-5:00pm Centennial Park

9:00am Quilt Show-5:00pm Evergreen Commons

$4

9:00am Tulip Trolley Tours-5:00pm Centennial Park

See Page 10 $

10:00am Kinderplaats-6:00pm Window on the

Waterfront $5

10:00am Dutch Dancew/ Style Show*

11:00am StorytellerCentennial ParkGazebo

11:00am Dutch Dance*


12:30pm Dutch Dance*


1:30pm Storyteller

Centennial ParkGazebo




4:30pm StorytellerCentennial ParkGazebo

4:30pm Dutch Dance*

7:00pm You Cant Get ThereFrom HereHolland CivicTheatre $18


8:00pm Dutch Dance

w/ Style Show*8:00pm Jonny Lang

Central WesleyanAuditorium $38-$45

Sunday, May 411:00am Tulip Trolley Tours

-5:00pm Centennial ParkSee Page 10 $

11:00am Art and Craft Fair-5:00pm Centennial Park

12:00pm Kinderplaats-6:00pm Window on the

Waterfront $5


1:30pm Dutch Dance*


2:00pm You Cant GetThere From HereHolland CivicTheatre $18


3:00pm Dutch Dance*

Kinderplaats

3:00pm Praise Gathering &-6:00pm Dutch Dance*

8th StreetMarketplace


4:00pm Dutch Dance*

4:30pm Dutch Dance*

Monday, May 59:00am Quilt Show

-5:00pm EvergreenCommons $4


See Page 10 $

11:00am On BroadwayEvergreenCommons $20

Events without $ are FREE!

Schedule of Events

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6:30pm New OdysseyHope College,Haworth Inn $35

7:00pm Dutch Dance*

7:30pm Organ ConcertPillar Church

7:30pm Mary Rademacher& FriendsKnickerbockerTheatre $18

8:00pm EverythingsComing Up TulipsRidge PointAuditorium $20

Tuesday, May 68:30am A Taste of Holland

Hope College,Mass Center $12

9:00am Quilt Show-5:00pm Evergreen

Commons $4


See Page 10 $

10:00am Dutch Marktplaats-6:00pm Civic Center

11:00am On BroadwayEvergreenCommons $20




2:00pm Holland Garden-9:00pm Club Flower Show

Arts Council3:00pm Dutch Dance

w/ Style Show*


3:00pm Authentic Dutch

Church ServicePillar Church



7:00pm Tulipalooza-10:00pm Fun in the Sun

Sixth Street Stage


7:00pm Dutch Dance*Centennial Park

7:30pm River City ImprovKnickerbockerTheatre $18

8:00pm Tulip Time SaluteCentral WesleyanAuditorium $12

Wednesday, May 78:30am A Taste of Holland

Hope College,Maas Center $12

9:00am Tulip Trolley Tours-11:30am Centennial Park

See Page 10 $


Commons $4

10:00am Dutch Marktplaats

-6:00pm Civic Center

10:00am Dutch Dance*

10:00am Organ Recitals-2:00pm Hope College,

Dimnent Chapel

10:00am Holland Garden

-9:00pm Club Flower ShowHolland Area ArtsCouncil

10:30am White GloveInspection8th & Central

11:00am On Broadway

EvergreenCommons $20



1:00pm Dutch Dance*1:15pm Streetscrubbing on

8th btwn Columbia& Kollen Park

Schedule of Events

* See pages 13 & 14 for Dutch Dance schedule & details!

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2:00pm Volksparade on 8thbtwn Columbia &

Kollen ParkReserved BleacherSeats $4




6:30pm Dutch HeritageShowKnickerbockerTheatre $15

7:00pm Tulipalooza-10:00pm 50 & 60s DJ

Car ShowSixth Street Stage


7:30pm Three Men anda Tenor

Christ MemorialAuditorium $18

7:00pm Dutch Dance*

8:00pm Dutch Dance*


Thursday, May 88:30am A Taste of Holland



See Page 10 $

9:00am Quilt Show-8:00pm EvergreenCommons $4


10:00am Holland Garden-9:00pm Club Flower Show

Area Arts Council10:00am Dutch Dance &

Streetscrubbing*


Dimnent Chapel

11:00am On BroadwayEvergreen

Commons $2012:30pm Dutch Dance*

2:00pm Kinderparade8th btwn Columbia& Kollen ParkReserved BleacherSeats $4 - (Raindate is Friday,May 9) Bleacherseats honored onraindate. No refunds.


4:30pm Tony OrlandoCentral WesleyanAuditorium $36

5:00pm WoodenShoe-Be-DooHolland H.S. $12



7:00pm Tulipalooza-10:00pm Pop Evil

Beer Garden

Sixth Street Stage


7:00pm Dutch Dance*

8:00pm Dutch Dance*

8:00pm WoodenShoe-Be-DooHolland H.S. $12

8:00pm Tony OrlandoCentral WesleyanAuditorium $36

Friday, May 98:30am A Taste of Holland



See Page 10 $9:00am Quilt Show

-5:00pm EvergreenCommons $4


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Schedule of Events10:00am Holland Garden-9:00pm Club Flower Show

Area Arts Council10:00am Dutch Dance &

Streetscrubbing*


Dimnent Chapel


11:00am On Broadway

EvergreenCommons $20



2:30pm Dutch Dancew/ Full Style Show*

3:00pm Authentic DutchChurch ServicePillar Church



4:30pm Ronnie MilsapCentral WesleyanAuditorium $36



7:00pm Tulipalooza-10:00pm Bronk Bros. &

Headin SouthBeer TentSixth Street Stage

7:00pm You Cant Get ThereFrom Here

Holland CivicTheatre $18

7:00pm Dutch Dance*

7:30pm 19th AnnualHandbell ConcertFirst UnitedMethodist Church

7:30pm Barbershop OnParadeChrist MemorialAuditorium $14

8:00pm Dutch Dance*

8:00pm Ronnie MilsapCentral WesleyanAuditorium $36

Saturday, May 109:00am Dutch Heritage

ShowKnickerbockerTheatre $15


See Page 10 $


Commons $4


10:00am Dutch Dance &Streetscrubbing*


Dimnent Chapel

10:30am Salvation ArmyBand ConcertCentennial Park

11:00am Eastbrook Jr. High-11:30am Band - Centennial

Park


12:30pm PremierePerformance Bands8th btwn Central &Kollen Park

2:00pm MeijerMuziekparade

8th from Columbiato Van Raalte,S. to 24th ReservedBleacher Seats $5

5:00pm Bier & Muziek Fest-12:00am That 80s Band

Sixth Street Stage($7 advance/$9

door)6:30pm New Odyssey

Hope College,Haworth Inn $35

7:00pm You Cant GetThere From HereHolland Civic

Theatre $187:00pm Wooden

Shoe-Be-DooHolland H.S. $12

7:00pm Dutch Dance*

* See pages 13 & 14 for Dutch Dance schedule & details!

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DiningDININGBeechwood Inn Restaurant

380 Douglas Ave.(Ottawa Beach Rd)Holland, MI 49424616-396-2355 / [email protected] on in for excellent food &

friendly service. Call for specialtour group packages servedfamily style! Newly renovatedbanquet rooms!

Boatwerks Waterfront Restaurant216 Van Raalte Ave.

Holland, MI 49423616-396-0600 / 616-396-4433czandbergen@boatwerksrestaurant.comwww.boatwerksrestaurant.comDowntown Hollands onlywaterfront casual dining res-taurant. Huge patio on Lake

Macatawa. Made from Scratchmenu. Open lunch and dinner.7 days. Groups Welcome!

Branns Steakhouse and Grille12234 James StreetHolland, MI 49424616-393-0028 / [email protected] food, fun, and prices!Try our sizzling steaks, burgers,and salads. We are the place tobe in Holland. Tour bus groupswelcome. Private rooms and

specially priced menus available.

Culvers Frozen Custard &Butter Burgers3035 West Shore DriveHolland, MI 49424616-399-8475 / 616-399-8473

[email protected] made to order food.Near Veldheer Farm. Buseswelcome.

The Curragh Irish Pub

73 East 8th StreetHolland, MI 49423616-393-6340info@curraghholland.comwww.curraghholland.comServing Irish and American fayre,along with the best pint around!

Dutch MarktplaatsCivic Center

150 W. 8th StreetEnjoy the largest selection oftraditional Dutch food, treats andsouvenirs in town! Groups andindividuals welcome. Tuesday,May 6 - Saturday, May 10 from10am - 6pm.

Hope College Catering150 East 10th StreetHolland, MI 49423616-395-7930Fax: 616-395-7186

All you can eat! Dine in ourair conditioned dining room.Choose from numerous entrees,

premium deli, grand salad bar,and best of all, our desserts aremade fresh daily in house! Busand car parking available.

New Holland BrewingRestaurant & Pub66 E. 8th StreetHolland, MI 49423616-355-6422info@newhollandbrew.comwww.newhollandbrew.comGreat beer, handcrafted spirits

and delicious food in a casual,eclectic atmosphere. Brewers ofArt in Fermented Form.

OCharleys12389 James StreetHolland, MI 49424

[email protected] dining restaurantspecializing in hand-cut, agedbeef, specialty salads, fresh yeastrolls, seafood & chicken dishes

and caramel pie.

Piper Restaurant2225 South Shore Dr.(5 miles west of Holland)Macatawa, MI 49434616-335-5866

[email protected] Lake Macatawa,casual upscale dining. Dinneronly. Private banquet roomholds up to 135 with view ofEldean Marina.

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Queens Inn RestaurantUS31 & James Street

Holland, MI [email protected] Dutch and Americanfavorites, conveniently locatednext to Dutch Village.

Russ Restaurant361 East 8th StreetHolland, MI 49423616-396-2348www.russrestaurants.com320-seat, affordable familyrestaurant in downtownHolland. Breakfast, lunch anddinner. Bus parking.

Via Maria13 West 7th StreetHolland, MI 49423616-494-0016www.viamariatrattoria.comLove Italian Style! Experiencethe ambiance, aroma and tasteimported from the hills, valleys,streets and seashores of Italy.

TRANSPORTATIONLake Express High Speed Ferry2330 S. Lincoln Memorial Dr.Milwaukee, Wisconsin [email protected]

www.lake-express.comThe Lake Express High SpeedFerry gets you across Lake MIbetween Milwaukee andMuskegon in just 2 hours.

Macatawa Area ExpressPark & Ride171 Lincoln Ave. Suite 20Holland, MI 49423616-355-1010www.catchamax.orgUse MAX during the festivalto conveniently visit the manyevent locations offering Tulip

Time shows and concerts. Visitour website for pick-up anddrop-off locations.

Dining/Transportation

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LodgingHOTELS/MOTELS

HOLLANDHampton Inn12427 Felch StreetHolland, MI 49424616-399-8500 / [email protected] on the house hot breakfast,onsite dining, and oversizedrooms

Haworth Inn &Conference Center225 College Avenue(between 9th & 10th)Holland, MI 49423

616-395-7200 / 800-903-9142Fax: [email protected] downtown location forlodging. Rooms includeContinental Breakfast, wirelessinternet & HBO. Call for Tulip

Time banquet special.

Holiday Inn Express12381 Felch StreetHolland, MI 49424616-738-2800 / [email protected]

Hollands only Quality Excel-lence award winning hotel!Free Express Start Breakfast andoversized rooms!

GRAND HAVENGrand HavenWaterfront Holiday Inn940 West Savidge StreetSpring Lake, MI 49456616-846-1000bhenkert@higrandhaven.comwww.higrandhaven.comFull service hotel located on theGrand River, 1 mile from Lake

MI. 120 beautiful rooms,banquet facilities, nightlyentertainment.

GRAND RAPIDSCountry Inn & Suites East3251 Deposit Drive NEGrand Rapids, MI 49546

616-942-7000 / [email protected]/grandrapidsmi_eastNew Hotel, closest hotel toMeijer Gardens, free breakfast,indoor pool, located on EastBeltline at I-96 Exit 38.

GRANDVILLE/HUDSONVILLEBest Western Grandvillage Inn3425 Fairlanes AvenueGrandville, MI 49418616-532-322223097@hotel.bestwestern.comwww.bestwestern.comNewly remodeled double queenrooms, deluxe continentalbreakfast. Located off I-196.

Holiday Inn Express Grandville4651 36th StreetGrandville, MI 49418616-532-0202 / [email protected]

www.suburbaninns.comQuality Excellence awardwinning hotel, free breakfast,oversized rooms, easy access offI-196 Grand Rapids.

Super 83005 Corporate Grove Dr

Hudsonville, MI 49426616-896-6710super8hudsonville@yahoo.comwww.greatlakesmanagement.netLocated at Exit 62 half-waybetween Holland and GrandRapids. Indoor pool & hot tub,complimentary continental

breakfast, free wireless internet,suites available.

Quality Inn3301 Highland DriveHudsonville, MI 49426616-662-4000www.greatlakesmanagement.net

Located at Exit 62 half-way be-tween Holland & Grand Rapids.Indoor pool and hot tub,complimentary continentalbreakfast, free wireless, suitesavailable.

MUSKEGONShoreline Inn & Suites750 Terrace PointMuskegon, MI 49440866-727-8483sigm@shorelineinn.comwww.shorelineinn.comWaterfront hotel lled with

antiques. Complimentarycontinental breakfast. All roomshave refrigerators and muchmore. Specializing in coachtours.

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SAUGATUCK/

DOUGLASBeachway Resort106 Perryman StreetSaugatuck, MI, 49453269-857-3331 / [email protected] views, large pool, decksthat tier down the hill. Choicesof rooms, apartments, andwaterfront suites. No smoking.

Best Western Hotel3457 Blue Star HighwaySaugatuck, MI 49453269-857-7178 / 800-937-8376

www.bestwestern.comComplimentary continentalbreakfast, indoor swimming

pool/whirlpool, free HBO &wireless internet.

BED & BREAKFASTSCastle in the Country B&B Inn340 S M-40Allegan, MI 49010888-673-8054 / 269-673-8054info@castleinthecountry.comwww.castleinthecountry.com10 luxurious rooms all privatebaths; 2 person whirlpool tubs,

replaces, free wi-. Fullbreakfast overlooking the privatepond.

Grand Escape InnsP.O. Box 1123Saugatuck, MI 49452269-857-4249 / 800-647-6023

www.grandescapeinns.com4 inns. 1 call. Tulip Timediscount $25.00 off Sundaythrough Thursday when youmention this ad.

Sherwood Forest Bed & Breakfast938 Center StreetSaugatuck, MI 49453269-857-1246 / 800-838-1246sf@sherwoodforestbandb.comwww.sherwoodforestbandb.comVoted Best in Personal Luxuryin MI by Lake Magazine.

CAMPINGOttawa County Fairgrounds

1286 Ottawa Beach RoadHolland, MI 49424616-399-4509 / 616-494-9502earlwelling@sbcglobal.netwww.ottawacountyfair.comQuiet shaded campsites $18 anight. Electric hook-ups, water,restrooms and showers. Approx.3 miles from Downtown. Tobook a camping reservationcontact Tulip Time HousingBureau at 800.822.2770.

TULIP TIME HOUSINGTulip Time Housing Bureau: GuestHomes, Cottages & Camping call800-822-2770.

Available May 2-May 12, 2008.

For the 63rd year, Tulip Time hasoffered a unique service to our

guests. Holland residents opentheir homes and cottages forguest accommodations duringour festival. This is a wonderfulopportunity to get to know ourtown, our people and all theevents taking place in a friendlyatmosphere.

ACCOMMODATIONASSISTANCEHolland CVB 800-506-1299Grand Haven CVB 800-303-4096Grand Rapids CVB 800-678-9859

Kalamazoo CVB 800-888-0509Muskegon CVB 800-250-9283Saugatuck CVB 269-857-1701South Haven 800-764-2836

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ph 616 / 796 / 2100

61 East 7th StreetHolland Michigan 49423

fax 616 796 2101 toll free 866 609 CITY

cityflatshotel.com

To view and purchase a complete line of TulipTime Merchandise visit the Tulip Time Store at

www.tuliptime.com.

Poster Art MerchandisePoster 8x10 - $15Poster 18x24 - $25Limited Edition Gicle 24x36 - $195(Signed & Numbered)Notecards - $10

Mugs - $12Magnets - $5

Tulip Time Apparel & MoreShort-Sleeve T-shirts - $15Long-Sleeve T-shirts - $22Sweatshirts - $34Hats - $15Ornaments - $12

The 2008 Tulip Time Poster

She Loves Me NotBy: Yolanda Gonzalez

Tulip Time StoreDuring the week of the festival merchandise can be purchased at the

Tulip Time ofce, Dutch Marktplaats and the Art & Craft Fair.

Mission StatementHolland Tulip Time Festival, Inc. stages a world-class festival andpopular events for area residents and visitors that showcase the

community and the tulip and celebrate Dutch heritage and culture.

Join for us our 80th Anniversary!May 2-9, 2009


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Nature and Art. All year long.

1000 East Beltline Avenue NE Grand Rapids, MI 49525

M e i j e r G a r d e n s . o r g

I rv ing S. G i lmore Internat ional Keyboard Fest iva l 269/342-1166

The 2008 GILMORE

KEYBOARD FESTIVALApril 24 May 1320 days of concerts, recitals, jazz clubs andmore across West Michigan.

The largest gathering of keyboard artists

in North America!

Tickets: 269/387-2300 or 800/228-9858

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Pick-up at The Holland Sentinel Ofce $8.00 / pkg

Mailed First Class $15.00 / pkg

2008 Commemorative Package

Cut along the lines and mail, with payment, to:Holland Sentinel, 54 W. 8th St., MI 49423

Total Packages to PICK UP _______ @$8 pkg. = ___________ total

Total Packages to be MAILED _______ @$15 pkg. = _________ totalName: ___________________________________________________

Mailing Address:_______________________ City: _______________

State: _______ Zip:__________

Card # _____________________________

Exp. Date: ___________ CSV# __________

Signature: __________________________

Check Enclosed (payable to Holland Sentinel)

Charge My Credit Card

Celebrate Tulip Time with our 2008 Commemorative Package!Each package captures the essence of the Dutch Heritage andthe timeless beauty of the Festival with 9 Tulip Time specialedition issues of the Holland Sentinel.

A unique souvenir for yourself or to give as a gift!

For more info, visit:

tuliptime.com 800.822.2770

hollandsentinel.com 616.392.8800

Packages will be mailed or ready for pick-up May 12, 2008.Orders placed by May 3, 2008 will be honored. All orders placed after May 3, 2008 while quantities last.

Attach addresses for multiple mailings.


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Colorful Tulip Gardens

Authentic Dutch Windmill

Antique Dutch Carousel

Amsterdam Street Organ

Delightful Dutch Shopping

Lush Tropical Greenhouse

Come immerse

yourself in the beauty with...

Special Event!Historic Dutch Trade Fair

Step back in time to the 18th century and

shop for a piece of the past to take home!

May 3rd& 4th, 2008 10 am - 6 pm

Open daily - Admission: Adults $7, Children (5 -15) $4

Group Discounts Available

Lincoln Avenue & 7th Street, Holland, Michigan

1(888) 535-5792 (616) 355-1030 www.windmillisland.org


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Special thanks to the City of Holland for their tremendous support, dedication

and tireless efforts in helping to make Tulip Time a success! Also, the Parks,Street, Environmental Health and Police Departments of the City of Hollandwho are responsible for beautifying our city and keeping our parks, tulip lanes,parade routes and community areas clean and safe. We also wish to thank the1,400 Klompen Dancers who perform each day, and the Dance Directors andCostume Directors who make it all possible.

Proud Member of: American Bus Association, National Tour Association, International Festivals &Events Association, Michigan Festivals & Events Association, West Michigan Tourist Association

Photo Credits: Tulip Time Festival Inc., Hope College, Sharon Vanderboon

Dank U Wel!

The Tulip Time Festival Board of Directors and Staff gratefullyacknowledge the generous support of our Sponsors.

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Park Township

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