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Vlad Tomilin

Влад Томілін · Влад Томилин

Flautist · UAFest team

Flute on the UAFest Main Stage at 13:30 — and one of the team behind the festival day.

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About

Vlad Tomilin plays the flute. On Sunday, 13 September 2026, he opens the afternoon line-up of the UAFest Main Stage in Riverside Park, Carleton Place, with a flute set at 13:30, right after the flag ceremony.

Vlad is also part of the team that puts the festival on. He works on the vendor side of UAFest 2026 and is one of the people responsible for the Unity Ride & Drive, the convoy that leaves Ottawa on festival morning and finishes at the park gates.

The programme is still being finalised, so the exact time is always on the festival schedule.

Flute
Main Stage · 13:30
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Vlad Tomilin

At UAFest 2026

Sunday, 13 September 2026, Main Stage, Riverside Park, Carleton Place. The programme is a draft and times may shift by a few minutes.

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Journey with UAFest

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On the festival team: vendors and the Unity Ride & Drive

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13 September — flute set on the UAFest Main Stage, Carleton Place

Vlad Tomilin

Where to hear him

Vlad Tomilin plays the UAFest Main Stage on 13 September 2026 in Riverside Park, Carleton Place, Ontario — about an hour west of Ottawa. Entry is free, and the day runs from the Rushnyk walk in the morning to the evening concert.

Vlad Tomilin

Questions about Vlad Tomilin

Who is Vlad Tomilin?

A flautist who plays the UAFest 2026 Main Stage, and a member of the festival team working on vendors and the Unity Ride & Drive.

When does he play at UAFest?

At 13:30 on Sunday, 13 September 2026, on the Main Stage in Riverside Park, Carleton Place. The programme is a draft, so check /schedule on the day.

How far is it from Ottawa, and does it cost anything?

Carleton Place is about an hour west of Ottawa. Admission to UAFest is free.

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