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Comcast Family Day at Sietz Park

Presented by South Bend Parks and Recreation at Sietz Park on the East Race Waterway

July 1, 2007

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2:00 p.m. - Jetta and the Jellybeans Reminiscent of the classic "Schoolhouse Rock" series, Jetta and the Jellybeans perform adult-friendly, light rock music, live and in person, and deliver messages addressing pet care to anger management to the complexities of outer space. Built on a foundation of the musical arts, these shows incorporate elements of theater, dance, and visual arts to create participatory multi-media events. 3:00 p.m. - Roz Puppets 4:00 p.m. - Ruby Jazayre and the Sisters of the Nile Ruby Jazayre is an accomplished performer, instructor and choreographer of Middle Eastern Dance, of which she has enjoyed total involvement since 1978. In the years that followed she has gained acclaim throughout the United States, becoming a popular seminar performer and instructor. Ruby thrills audiences and inspires students with her earthy dynamics, powerful hips, and bold personal style. Ruby's dance creations demand attention. 5:00 p.m. - South Side Denny Are you wanting some great Midwest rockin' blues from a bonafide player? Try Southside Denny, who always delivers some tasty licks. 6:30 p.m. - Duke Tumatoe You may know him from his regular gig on the nationally syndicated "Bob and Tom" radio program. You may remember him as the leader of the All-Star Frogs (1970-1983) and the Power Trio (1983-present), doing humorous and raunchy blues originals such as "Tie You Up!" and "More Love, More Money". You also may remember the Tumatoe tours of local clubs and endless spins of his songs on college radio in the '70s and '80s. You may not know that he recorded for Warner Brothers Records (I Like My Job, produced by John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival fame), was a member of REO Speedwagon and he grew up on the South Side of Chicago, a blues-loving youth who hung with the legends. Now he's still at it, playing over 200 shows and covering over 60,000 miles annually. And he's reunited with his old pals at Blind Pig Records, celebrating the release of "You've Got the Problem! As always, the Power Trio's instrumental prowess is the perfect backdrop for Duke's outrageous humor. Fireworks at Dusk