Tracey Johnston-Aldworth chaired the volunteer committee and noted in her Welcome message in the program "Weve been working doubly hard this year to bring you the finest in family entertainment. Our venue of performers is extraordinary, our special events can't be missed, and our kids' area holds lots of surprises!"
This year's carnival took place from August 24 - 27, 1995 with Opening Ceremonies beginning at 6:30pm on Thursday and included various buskers, and the Waterloo Concert Band. A childrens area with rides, clowns, and more was featured each day while Saturday included Kids Juggling Workshops in the afternoon. The Late Night Adult Show brought "weird, wild, and wacky, and the completely out of control" starting at 11:30pm on Saturday night. Sunday was capped by the Vaudeville Show at 4:30pm with "a family-style event combining old fashioned entertainment with new fashioned flair".
The 1995 busker lineup included:
The Arrogant Worms, Toronto - stage theatrics, comedy, music
Bob Cates, Hamilton - juggling, comedy
Dr. J, Family Humourologist, Vancouver - madcap comedy
Alexir Elixer, Vancouver - juggling, tight rope
walking, comedy
Tim Eric, Florida - escape artist
Chuck Fayne, California - illusions, magic
Jeff Hill, Toronto - magic, illusions, escape
Invisible Masters, Halifax - marionettes, music
Junkyard Symphony, Ottawa - unique music on household items
Kalonymus, Baltimore - comedy, acrobatics
'Pino' Diane Wasnak, California - clowning, acrobatics, tight rope walking, bicycle stunts
Rhythm in Shoes, Turo, Nova Scotia - dance, comedy
Lee Ross, Colorado - mime, music, comedy
Rami Salami, Boston - balloon twisting
Jose Torres Tama, New Orleans - poetry, comedy, juggling
Masaji Terasawa, Florida - Japanese toffee sculpting, origami
Truly Remarkable Loon, Wisconsin - juggling, comedy
Special Note: Sue Todd illustrations not only adorned the cover of the 1995 program but were also found in ads by 25-year carnival sponsor, Airways Transit, and long-time sponsor, Traces Screen Printing.