The Love the Lake Festival will feature two entertainment stages – the Gazebo Stage will feature Scott Thompson with his acoustic sounds on Saturday 11am to 3pm and Sunday noon to 4pm. The “Beach House Stage” will feature dance groups, school choruses, clogging groups, and local bands, however we were unable to find a schedule anywhere online.

Third Annual CiCi’s Cup will take place on Saturday September 3rd on the beach at the Love the Lake Festival from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.

The Atlanta Ski Club will be out in full force with a full day Saturday and Sunday of water activities including wake board demonstrations, ski jumping competitions, skiing demonstrations and acrobatic skiing. The beautiful Lake Acworth will act as a back drop as they begin each day with a parade of boats!

Saturday – September 3rd

11:30 a.m. – Barefoot extravaganza! We plan on have a multiple skier “flying dock start’ as seen performed on Good Day Atlanta. We may ramp up a few other cool tricks as well! Bare footing is skiing with no ski, only your bare feet. The boat operates from 40-46 mph. we will have skiers that perform front and back footing, tumble turns, spins, and one footing, which includes crossing the wakes one footed!

2:00 p.m. – Jumping – we have a pro jump ramp, we will have a multiple skier launch off the ramp and distance jumping. Some of our members can achieve 150 feet!

4:30 p.m. – Skier pyramid, wakeboarding and air-chairing. Air-chair is cool, it is a big ski with a seat for the skier. And a large hydrofoil under the ski that allows the skier to feel like he is gliding above the surface of the water, no mater how rough, not to mention big air tricks.

Sunday – September 4th

1:00 p.m. – Jumping and multiple water skiers. Multi skiers will test skills of crossing wakes from side to side, crossing under the tow ropes! Looks great for spectators from any angle.

3:00 p.m. – Trick skiing. This is a small board with no fins, (makes the board slippery) the boat runs about 16mph, and the skier performs a wide array of tricks. Much like wakeboarding but more elegant and graceful, tricks can be performed by holding the handle in your hands or with your foot (toeholds).

Thanks!

Thank you,
Jay