Saturday, September 15.
Vittles, 11:00AM until 7:00PM, or when we run out
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Music, 1:00PM until 9:00 PM, under the big tent.
Lip Smackin’ Menu
Delicious! Roast pork and chicken sandwiches
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(roasted on site)
Simple! Hot Dogs for the kids
Fresh! Vegetables, Fruits, and Pasta Side Dishes
Refreshing! Beverages
Home Made Bake Goods
by the best bakin’ congregation for sale separately
Take Out Available for Meals and Bakery!
Live Music Under the Tent
Johnny & The Apple Stompers
“After the flood…we all just started playing music together. We just didn’t have much else we could do.” The band members describe their style as “punkgrass,” which is fairly apt considering their punk attitude toward old-timey music. And while their catalog consists primarily of traditionals from American songbooks, they play them with the kind of reckless abandon that leaves audiences in awe of their animated spirit. It is this spirit, in fact, that turns heads at live shows, leading to a recent surge in popularity for the motley quartet.
Reil Young Unplugged (More to come)
Randy Fehler
Randy Fehler is an award winning songwriter from Louisville, KY who, after years of honing his song writing skills has released his first self-produced recording. “Relay” is an acoustic blend of Traditional and “New Folk,” with influences spanning many other musical genres including Bluegrass, Blues, Rock and Jazz. Two of his songs have been named “Winners” and three others, “Alternate Winners” at the Walnut Valley Music Festival NewSong Showcase, in Winfield, KS. Two other songs have been finalists at the Clear Creek Music Festival (Berea, KY) Songwriting Contest. Along with “Relay,” he is releasing “If These Old Walls Could Talk – Songs of Faith and Spirit,” which feature songs written during his ten year long part-time work as a church music director. Randy’s songs will not only entertain, but will make you think, make you laugh or bring a tear to your eye.
Jan Hammond
Jan Hammond is an Ohio-based mountain dulcimer player, performer, instructor and singer/songwriter. She has a distinctive style of contemporary folk that focuses on simple melodies, thoughtful lyrics her love of nature. Jan has four solo CDs and one duet project with the phenomenal finger style guitar player, Tom Conner. She has numerous awards from dulcimer competitions, at the local, state, regional and national level of the United States. Jan is also a Certified Music Practitioner®, graduating from the Music for Healing & Transition Program in 2009. She has appeared at festivals across the country including the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival, Dulcimore, Kentucky Music Winter Weekend, Ohio Valley Gathering, Yankee Peddler Festival, Phoenix, AZ Folk Festival, Dulcimer Days, Southeast Ohio Dulcimer Festival, Harmony Harvest, Kent State Folk Festival and the Swannanoa Gathering in NC.