Live Entertainment on the Mainstage

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Spend Saturday afternoon under the sunshine taking in a local talent showcase. Highlighting Manitoba artists, celebrating the community's distinct artistic abilities, roots, and cultural traditions.

Saturday, August 15th at the Hanover Ag Fair

Admission included with the Hanover Ag Fair gate fee

Gate Fee: $15 (11 and under free)

Event time 12:00 - 5:00pm

Rush seating | bleacher seating | Beer Gardens located near event

Event Lineup:

12 PM - The Gospel Side of Elvis  with Corny Rempel

  1 PM - Rozmai Ukrainian Dancers

 2 PM - The Wagons

 3 PM - Mason Hoop Dancers

 4 PM - New Covenant Quartet

See more information about the lineup below!

Corny Rempel is an award-winning Elvis Tribute Artist and beloved radio personality who brings the legendary hits, style, and energy of the King of Rock and Roll to life. Celebrated across North America for his incredible vocals and authentic showmanship, Corny was crowned Grand Champion at the Penticton Elvis Festival, earning a coveted spot to compete on the ultimate stage at Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee.

Corny has shared the stage with Elvis’s original backup singers—including The Stamps Quartet, The Imperials, and The Sweet Inspirations—bringing an unmatched level of realism and respect to the King’s legacy. Known for his spot-on charisma, sharp

costumes, and warm humour, Corny delivers a high-octane, unforgettable entertainment experience that will have everyone singing along to their favourite classic hits.

New Covenant Quartet Since the early 1990s. As one of the last traveling quartets in Western Canada, they have dedicated their lives to sharing the timeless messages of love, acceptance, and forgiveness through their performances.

Mason Hoop Dancers Kimberly, Charisma, and Nakiyah Mason are proud Cree/Métis sisters from southeastern Manitoba who use the art of hoop dance to celebrate their Indigenous heritage and share powerful stories of culture, resilience, and reconciliation. Having danced since early childhood, the sisters have performed across Manitoba, the Canadian Prairies, and beyond through cultural events, school workshops, and interactive performances. As advanced competitors at the 2024 and 2025 World Championship Hoop Dance Contest in Phoenix, Arizona, they have also performed in Santa Fe and Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. Through their dancing, cultural teachings, and handcrafted regalia and beadwork, the Mason sisters are dedicated to preserving Indigenous traditions while inspiring future generations with pride, strength, and community spirit.

Rozmai Ukrainian Dance Company is a Winnipeg-based Ukrainian dance ensemble that has been celebrating and preserving Ukrainian culture through dance since 1971. Blending traditional Ukrainian roots with the Canadian experience, Rozmai showcases the rich heritage, artistry, and spirit of Ukrainian culture through dynamic performances. Known for their breathtaking leaps, high-energy footwork, vibrant costumes, and captivating stage presence, Rozmai's talented dancers deliver powerful performances that engage

audiences of all ages. Through their dedication to excellence and cultural preservation, Rozmai continues to inspire communities while keeping Ukrainian traditions alive for future generations.

The Wagons are a family band with a repertoire of French, English and Spanish original compositions. Hailing from Ile des Chesnes, they consist of a couple and their three young sons. They share an authentic and vibrant musical experience. They blend songs in french, english and spanish with covers of folk, rock n roll, rock, funk and latin.