I V A L Folk Music Festival - Shawano County Arts Council

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Folk Music Festival
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Cover art by Kayla Techmeier
August 8 - 10
2014
Joe Crookston
Brother Sun
Tracy Grammer
Chris Aaron Band
Jim Schwall
Peter Roller
Robin Pluer
Macyn Taylor
Anna Lee Scully
The Goodtime Specials
Navah Mirage
Ken Lonnquist
and so much more
Mielke Park & Arts Center, Shawano, WI
August 8 -10, 2014
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Evening Concerts
Mielke Arts Center
Friday, Aug. 8, 7:00 pm
Saturday, Aug. 9, 7:00 pm
MC: Joe Crookston
MC: Anna Lee Scully
Peter Roller & Robin Pluer
Joe Crookston
Tracy Grammer
Intermission
Intermission
Macyn Taylor
Navah Mirage
Brother Sun
Chris Aaron Band, with Jim Schwall
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In Memorium
David Rand (1943 – 2014) Teacher, artist, friend and mentor, David is part of the
festival’s heart and soul. A past director, he helped shape this weekend of music, dance
and community. With his wife Kazuko, he graced us with the Japanese Tea Ceremony. He
introduced us to musicians and dancers, and shared his pottery as a crafter. We’ll miss
his wisdom and gentle humor, but his spirit will live on in the festival. We dedicate the
2014 Shawano Folk Music Festival to David Rand.
Pete Seeger (1919 - 2014) Singer, songwriter, activist and our musical conscience.
Pete said, “Our distant ancestors, wherever they were in this world, sang while pounding grain, paddling canoes, or walking long journeys. Can we begin to make our lives once more all of a
piece? Finding the right songs and singing them over and over is a way to start. And when one person
taps out a beat, while another leads into the melody, or when three people discover a harmony they never
knew existed, or a crowd joins in on a chorus as though to raise the ceiling a few feet higher, then they
also know there is hope for the world.” Let’s sing for Pete.
Friday, before the concert
Friday, after the concert
6:00 — 6:45 pm in the Food Tent
Keep the music going a little longer with an
informal jam around the Buckskinners’ campϐǤ
some singing under the stars.
Conversation with the Performers . . . Stories from
the Road . . . Road trips and stories go together, and
we’ve all got them. Short trips, long trips - doesn’t
matter. We all have stories. Let’s talk about it.
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Welcome
Index
Hello, lovers of music, dance and crafts! We’re so
pleased you’re sharing a summer weekend with us.
Where else can you enjoy blues and swap stories with
Buckskinners? Sing with your neighbors and learn to
play bottleneck slide guitar? Dance to hot bluegrass
and Middle Eastern Beledi music? Share songs and
stories with your children and learn about Milwaukee’s
garage bands? Hear hundred-year-old songs and music written maybe last
month? Find a handmade treasure andǫϐ
artists and performers in the country? It’s right here, in Shawano, under the
trees in beautiful Mielke Park. We hope to see you there, rain or shine. After
all, we can do the planning and the work - the performers can provide the
music, but making it a Festival? That’s you. See you there!
On behalf of the entire Festival Committee,
Nicole Henquinet, John Domkowski & Becky Van Buren
2014 Festival Co-Directors
Thank You
There aren’t enough words to thank everyone. The Shawano County Arts
Council, the many volunteers who do everything you see (and everything you
don’t see), the advertisers who’d appreciate your support, the sponsors, supporters and donors. And you, who come to sing, dance and play. Thank you.
Shawano Cnty Arts Council
Arbor View Gardens
Linda Blohowiak
Joyous Bowen
CellCom
Christensen Printing
Ron Dennis
Dale Ebert
Russell and Linda Forbess
Sue Franke
Steven and Debra Gerdes
Barbara and Alan Heins
Guitar Lessons - All Ages Welcome
109 E. Division St.
Shawano, WI 54166
Located across from
Village Garden Flower Shope
Guitars - Strings - Instrument Accessories Sheet Music - Guitar Lessons - C.D.’s - D.V.D.’s
Owner - Teacher / 715-524-3399
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Nicole Henquinet
Mary Lou Hunt
Marvin Jensen
Joel Kroenke
Eric Leyendecker
Thomas Martinsen
Marion Nemetz
Glenn & Deborah Peterman
Tod Roush
Dean Sauers, Mary
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Shawano Leader
Shawano Medical Center
Pat & Mike Schwenke
Tom & Mary Strauss
Steve & Nancy Thompson
Ann & Bob Van Grinsven
Karen Vermillion
Join Us
It takes many hands
to make a Festival.
If you’d like to help
- all year or just a
few hours, email us
at shawanofestival@
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Evening Concerts . . . . 2
Daytime Programs . . . . 5-6
Performers . . . . . . . 7-11
Crafters . . . . . . . . . 14
CD Sales. . . . . . . . . . . 15
Quilts and Quilters . . . 16
Jam! . . . . . . . . . . 17
Open Stage . . . . . . . 17
Food Vendors . . . . . . 18
Buckskinners . . . . . 19
Children’s Programs . . . 20
Festival Grounds Map . . . 21
Contact Us . . . . . . . 22
Directions to the Fest . . . 22
General Fest Info . . . . . . 22
Ticket Info & Ordering . . 23
Festival Committee
2014 Directors
Nicole Henquinet
John Domkowski
Becky Van Buren
Honorary Director
Joe Crookston
Jim Anger
Rhonda Bellamy
Linda Blohowiak
Joyous Bowen
Jessica Buettner
Norm Cook
Sandy Cook
Emma Czarapata
Wayne Czypinski
Ron Dennis
Ben Dowland
Cheri Duchrow
Joanne Frank
Dori Jerger
George Korn
Joel Kroenke
Eric Leyendecker
Bill Metros
Marge Metros
Dorothy Owen
Charlie Patchinski
Terri Peterson
Doug Rand
Dean Sauers
Dean Simon
Amanda Torres
Sandra Wedemeyer
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Saturday Daytime Schedule
Programs
Ridges
Amphitheater
Maple
Grove
Bullfrog
Flats
Pond View
Glen
First Sing
10:00
to
11:15
Joe Crookston
Anna Lee Scully
Brother Sun
Macyn Taylor
All Performers
invited to join in
“This will be our reply to violence: to make
music more intensely, more beautifully, more
devotedly than ever before.”
Leonard Bernstein
Let the Sun
Shine Down
to
12:15
Joe Crookston
Brother Sun
12:30
to
1:15
1:30
to
2:15
Pizzaz!
The Women
Robin Pluer
Anna Lee Scully
Tracy Grammer
Macyn Taylor
Lisa Bethke
Eva Jade
Peter Roller
Songs for
Harmonious
People
It’s a Family
Thing
Anna Lee Scully
Brother Sun
Chris Aaron
Rockin’ Roots
Peter Roller
Robin Pluer
Chris Aaron & Friends
Tomcat Joe
Ken Lonnquist
Middle Eastern
Dance
Navah Mirage
Darren Kornowske
Mountain
Dulcimer
Jim Anger
Tod Roush
Tim Herrick
Poets
Nancy Rafal
Cary Fellman

Green Grass
Blue Grass
Me Grass
You Grass
Michelle
Vine
A Touch of
Ireland
Sing It!
50% Folk
Fresh Faces of Ken’s Song Bag
Folk
Ken Lonnquist
Joe Crookston
Tracy Grammer
Tomcat Joe
Kory Murphy
Open Stage
It’s Your Time
to Shine
Blues Jam
Chris Aaron
Jim Schwall
Lisa Bethke
Hank Guaglianone
Steve Smith

4:30
Tomcat Joe
Eva Jade
Kory Murphy
We Write the
Songs
3:30
to
4:15
Listen to the Cat
Traditional Middle
Eastern Dance
Navah Mirage
Darren Kornowske
Sign up at
the
Pond View
Glen Stage
In the Theater
Movement
designed for
musicians.
Open to all.
All Day

1:00 - 1:15
Story Time with
Jessica

Crafters
Buckskinners’
Rendezvous
Food
1:30 - 2:15
Ken Lonnquist
with songs from
Kenland!
1:15-3:00
Crafts, clowning
and facepainting

See Page 20 for
Coming of
Age
Macyn Taylor
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Milwaukee
Garage
Bands:
Generations
of GrassRoots
Rock
The Book
The Slide Show
Peter Roller
2:30

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“The easiest way to avoid wrong notes is to
never open your mouth and sing.
What a mistake that would be. ”
Pete Seeger, 1919 - 2014
9:00 - 9:45
Programs for
Children

2:30
to
3:15
Movement
for
Musicians
and
Music Lovers
(American composer & conductor, 1918-1990)
Remembering
Dave Carter
11:30
Tracy Grammer
Other
Places &
Times
Cattail
Lounge
In the Theater
Cattails and
Bluegrass
The Goodtime
Specials

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SundayDaytime
DaytimePrograms
Schedule
Sunday
Ridges
Amphitheater
Old Time
Gospel Sing
10:00
to
11:15
Anna Lee Scully
Brother Sun
Tomcat Joe
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John Doxtator
50% Folk
Maple
Grove
Bullfrog
Flats
Pond View
Glen
Cattail
Lounge
“Singing has always seemed to me the most
perfect means of expression. It is so spontaneous.
And after singing, I think the violin.
Since I cannot sing, I paint.”
Georgia O’Keefe
All Day
Buckskinners
Rendezvous
(American painter 1887-1986)
Next to
Bullfrog Flats
All performers invited
to join in
Well Seasoned
Folk
11:30
to
12:15
12:30
to
1:15
1:30
to
2:15
2:30
to
3:15
Guitars
Pure Bluegrass
Peter Roller
Jim Schwall
Macyn Taylor
Pat Wictor
Chris Aaron
The Goodtime
Specials
Remembering
Pete Seeger
Songs I Wish I’d
Written
Festival Dance
Joe Jencks
Ken Lonnquist
Anna Lee Scully
Peter Roller
Robin Pluer
Greg Greenway
Tracy Grammer
Macyn Taylor
Johnny Doxtator
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12:00 Noon
The Other
Half
Crafters
Darren
Kornowske
50% Folk
Food
The Goodtime
Specials
1:00 pm
Open Stage
Story Songs
Festival Dance
Chris Aaron
Jim Schwall
Lisa Bethke
Hank Guaglianone
Steve Smith
Joe Crookston
Tracy Grammer

Knee-Slappers
and Funny Stuff
Bluegrass and
Old-Time Jam
Ken Lonnquist
Anna Lee Scully
Greg Greenway
Joe Jencks
Pat Wictor
Joe Crookston
It’s
YOUR
time
to shine.
Navah Mirage

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Around the
World
with
Accordions

Friends
The Goodtime
Specials
Other
Places &
Times
Alleycat Blues
Chris Aaron
Band
Stop in,
or sign up
at the
Pond View
Glen Stage
Jim Schwall
Lap and
Bottleneck
Slide Guitar
for
Beginners
Peter Roller
Pinolio
Quilt Raffle
Instruction
Bring your
guitars
Tomcat Joe
Group Sing
3:30
to
close
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Joe Crookston
Ken Lonnquist
All performers
invited to join in
“If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music.
I see my life in terms of music.”
Albert Einstein
(Theoretical physicist, 1879-1955)
August 8-10, 2014
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Artists and Performers
Joe Crookston is an artist, writer, singer, guitar picker, painter,
claw hammer banjo player and believer in all things possible. He’ll sing to
you, you’ll sing with him. His story songs are universal and his concerts are
full of amber eyes, rattlesnake tails, Grandmother Moons, Galway heather,
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through stories of ruby red dresses, Tinian Island, Dylan Thomas, Taoist
parables and drunken roosters you’ll be drawn in. It happened to us at the
2013 Festival, so we asked him back as 2014 Honorary Co-Director. More at
joecrookston.com
Brother Sun Greg Greenway, Pat Wictor, and Joe Jencks have each
made their mark as touring singer-songwriters, but the trio’s harmonies
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church, rousing as a call to arms. Fusing folk, Americana, blues, pop, jazz,
ǡǡǯϐ
of male singing traditions – three voices blending on a foundation of guitar,
slide guitar, piano, ukulele, and bouzouki. Brother Sun is Joe Crookston’s
ǲǯǤǳǯϐǤǤ
Tracy Grammer rose to acclaim as half of the “postmodern,
mythic American folk” duo, Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer. Since Carter’s
death in 2002, she has become one of folk music’s most beloved performers. She’s got a springwater-clear alto, perfectly intoned violin, and guitar playing that is by turns percussive and delicate. She joins masterful
storytelling with a riotous sense of humor. Joan Baez says, “Tracy Grammer
is a brilliant artist and unique individual. Her voice is distinctive, as is her
mastery over the instruments she plays.” More at tracygrammer.com
Photo by Ben Bernhardt
Peter Roller is a guitarist who started with rock
FOLK MUSIC
A butterfly in the gardens
The Wings on your spirit
ARBOR VIEW
GARDENS
A 35 acre Public Garden
bringing
People and Plants
together
Open to the public
Wed. - Sun.
May through September
Between Clintonville and Shawano
County Road C
715-823-2763
www.arborviewgardens.org
and surf music, picked up country blues, bluegrass,
Hawaiian slack key and steel guitar,
Bossa Nova and Indian lap slide,
French chansons, ragtime and country swing. Peter’s research on garage
music was published as
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. Go to peteroller.com
Robin Pluer
is a sultry diva with pizzazz, a
chanteuse with panache. She’s elegant. She’s funky. She
can transport you to a genteel France
through chansons of the past, or strike
you with her R&B style. She’s performed
with John Sieger (R&B Cadets), Paul Cebar & the Milwaukeans, and Peter Buffett. She’s won 6 WAMI awards and was
named Milwaukee’s Best Female Vocalist
for 3 years running.
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The Chris Aaron Band with Jim Schwall is familiar to blues lovers everywhere.
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genres into an electrifying blues performance. Chris is joined by Lisa
Bethke, whose powerful voice blends perfectly with Chris. Hank Guaglianone, winner of two Grammy awards, adds drums to the mix. Steve
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ǡϐǤǡϐǤron.com and jimschwall.com
The Goodtime Specials are from the Fox Cities in Wisconsin. They play
traditional bluegrass music with barn burning instrumentals and three part harmonies and some of their own original music as well. James Block (guitar and vocals),
Gregory Kautz (banjo, resonator guitar and vocals), Penny Kurkiewicz (upright bass
and vocals) and Jay Vosters (mandolin & vocals) will delight audiences young and
old..If you like good old toe tapping music – you will love The Goodtime Specials!
Macyn Taylor is one of our most frequently requested performers! She started playing guitar when she
was 7. Within a few years, she earned the nickname “Sidewalk Superstar” while playing on State Street in Madison.
Macyn’s many awards include the 2013 WAMI Folk/Celtic
Artist of the Year. Guitar, mandolin, banjo, traditional
country, blues, bluegrass – she
does it all with dazzling style (she yodels, too). More at
THE FOLK
www.macyntaylor.com
DANCERS
OF THE FOX VALLEY
Navah Mirage ơǦern and Oriental folk dances.
The traditional folk dances
from Egypt, Turkey, Greece and
the Roma people are sometimes called Belly Dancing in
the US. Navah Mirage will be
performing with swords, silks
and hypnotic movements, and
teaching with silk veils and jingling hip belts. In many cultures, these dances are done
by both men and women. Navah Mirage invites children,
women and men of all ages and abilities to join them for
the daytime instruction programs. Dancers include Sujah,
Phoenix, Sarrah, Mother Eve, Aleah, Kristy and Navah.
They’ll be joined by accordionist Darren Kornowske,
playing Beledi music (meandering melodies). More at
www.facebook.com/navah.mirage
Every Monday Night, 7:00 - 9:00pm
Learn dances from all over the world.
No partners necessary.
Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.
Just $3.00 suggested donation per night
Current location: South Greenville Grange in Appleton
W6920 Cty Rd BB
Call ahead to confirm location.
For more information call Linda at 920-822-5042
or email [email protected]
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Ken Lonnquist
is a songwriter who made
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at twelve, and now performs for
children and adults. He’s traveled widely as Minstrel for the
Environment, been heard on NPR,
ǡϐ
Radio and been recognized by
Audubon, Parents Choice, American
Library Association, Booklist, Childrens Music Web, Parents Guide To Childrens Media
and others. Sing Out! Magazine says, “He’s written a
whole slew of great songs.” More at kenland.com
Anna Lee Scully
is a musician and dreamer who loves music
and the people who make it. Her voice
is intimate – and powerful enough to
carry you anywhere she wants you to
go. Jean Ritchie said, “Now there’s a
voice!” Judy Rose of Simply Folk said,
“Anna Lee is a risk-taker onstage. The
wonderful voice soars and whispers,
the songs come from the heart, from
grief and joy, anger and exultation. We’re invited to
sing too, and we do, with tears and with laughter.”
Tomcat Joe,
from Milwaukee,
will make you dance in your seat!
He draws from classic rock, blues,
rockabilly psalms and country with
a soulful voice and honky-tonk
humor, along with a spirited Americana and Johnny Cash-esque storytelling style. More at tomcatjoe.com
710 E Green Bay St. Shawano 715-526-2826
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Wholistic Bodywork, LLC
Nurturing Wellness from the inside out
Green Bay, WI
Shawano, WI 54166
Silvia Voss
RYT E-500/L MT
920-639-9086
[email protected]
www.wholisticbodywork.com
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50% Folk started
playing music during the
‘60’s folk revival. They found
each other again at a high
school reunion and 50% Folk
was born. Tanya Przybylski,
Mark Bradish, Dean Sauers,
& Wayne Rippl play classic
folk, country, bluegrass, blues and gospel with a variety
of acoustic instruments, including wash tub bass. Sing
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Pinolio returns to the Festival!
John Guarrine’s Silent Clown will
delight festival-goers with his clowning, juggling and balloon animals – all
without saying a word. Look for him
roaming through Mielke Park.
Johnny Doxtator brings
country, gospel, bluegrass and old-time
music with a style all his own. John
lives in Gresham, and is a member of
the Green Apple Folk Society.
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is a regular
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gospel and old-time music, often with
friends. A Shawano native, he’s a member of the Green Apple Folk Society.
Michelle Vine is a
Physical Therapist and Anat Baniel
Method Practitioner (sm) with
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with Special Needs, Vitality and
Anti-Aging, and High Performers.
She will teach special movment
techniques for musicians and music lovers, using
methods that help develop awareness of movement.
Tod Roush has been making mountain dulcimers for twenty
years. He’ll be introducing the
instrument’s ancestry and demonstrating a variety of playing styles.
Nancy Rafal has been caning and rushing for
more than a dozen years. She belongs to
The Seatweavers’ Guild, Inc. She is also a
Door County poet whose work has been
published most recently in many editions
of the Wisconsin Poets’ Calendar, Sheepshead Review, and N.E.W. Voices.
Cary Fellman belongs to the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets. She’s a writer
and an artist. In 1979, Cary helped organize
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ơJim Anger and Tim Herrick
have Irish roots and love the music
of Tommy Makem and The Clancy
Brothers and other Irish standards.
Jim is a member of the Green Apple
Folk Music Society and a regular
performer in Shawano.
Eva Jade is a 16 year old
singer/songwriter from Sturgeon Bay,
WI who writes like she’s lived forever.
Eva writes from personal experience
and beliefs, of love and heartbreak,
dreams and fears. She hopes her music inspires and
heals people the same way it inspires and heals her.
More at evajademusic.com
Kory Murphy is a singer/songwriter whose
music is intimate, heartfelt, and energetic, with a distinct vocal style and
dreamlike melodies. It blends the intimacy of heartfelt acoustic music with
the energy of an indie rock band. Go to
korymurphy.com
Dreier Pharmacy
& Gift Shoppe
Largest Gift Shop in Shawano
Collectibles
Unique Home Decor
2013 Shawano Country Retail Business of the Year
117 South Main St. Shawano, WI 54166
526-2011
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! " ! # Artists and Crafters
Smiling Otter Traders
Kaye Kangas, from Marion/Oshkosh, WI. Beadwork and Custom woodburning
On the Waterfront
Bill Maersch is an artist from Cecil who
works in metal. His handiwork includes metalwork, sculptures, silver
jewelry and delightful garden ornaments.
Linda Radomski
From Shawano, WI, Linda makes dream catchers, hand-painted dishes,
plastic canvas art and yo-yo ornaments.
Yoga Classes
Group & Individual
Hatha Yoga
Wendy’s Handiworks
Wendy Vorpahl, from Gillett, WI
Knitting, crocheting, beading and painted crafts
Beginner
Intermediate
Meditation
Claire Nordness
Claire brings her spinning wheel, and sells her hand-spun yarns, crocheted
hats, bags and other items. From Iola, WI
Sylvia Voss from Shawano’s Wholistic Bodyworks and Wholistic
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Linda Durant
from Scandinavia, WI brings quilts, purses, buttons and handmade beads.
Restorative
Therapeutic
138 South Main
Shawano, WI
715-526-9086
www.WholisticYogaCenter.com
Dr. Gregory B. Jerlinga
Family Dentistry
(920) 822-8388
759 S. St. Augustine St., P.O. Box 380
Pulaski, WI 54162-0380
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CDs, DVDs and Books
Chris Aaron Band
Tracy Grammer (cont.)
Tomcat Malta
Bowling Pin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2013 American Noel (w/Dave Carter) . . . 2007
Seven is the Number (w/D Carter) . 2006
Jim Anger
Drum Hat Buddha (w/Dave Carter) . . 2000
Then & Now & Again . . . . . . . . . 2003
The Train’s A-Comin’ . . . . . . . . . 2003 Tanglewood Tree (w/Dave Carter) . . 1999
Rainbow in the Sky . . . . . . . . 2003 When I Go (w/Dave Carter) . . . . . 1998
Easystreet Rock . . . . . . . . . . 2013
Kory Murphy
Quiet Cities . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2014
Robin Pluer
Les Chansons du Crepuscule . . 2003
Headin’ Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002 Eva Jade
Head and Heart . . . . . . . . . . . . 2014 Peter Roller
Brother Sun
Milwaukee Garage Bands (book) . . 2013
Some Part of the Truth . . . . . . . . . 2013 Ken Lonnquist
Blue
Fog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2010
Brother Sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2011 Our Place and Time . . . . . . . . 2012
Links in a Chain (Joe Jenks) . . . . . . 2009 Gingerbread Man . . . . . . . . . 2011 Jim Schwall
Standing on the Side of Love (G. Greenway) 2008 Pumpkenland (dig. download) . . . 2011 Short Stories . . . . . . . . . . . 2010
Living Ever-Lovin’ LIVE (Pat Wictor) . . . 2009 Vicious Fishes of Kenland . . . . 2010 Pinata (So Dang Yang) (EP) . . . . 2008
Awaken! . . . . . . . . . . . 2009 Getting Old . . . . . . . . . . . . 2007
Joe Crookston
Georgia I’m Here . . . . . . . . . . . . 2014 Sign N Songs (DVD) . . . . . . . . 2007 Cajun Country Ramble (Cajun Strangers) . . 2007
Demos! Outtakes! Interviews! & Live! . . 2013 Hamelin - Songs of the Pied Piper . . 2007 Macyn Taylor
The Joe Crookston Songbook (book) . . 2013 Earthy Songs . . . . . . . 2006 Macyn Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2012
Darkling & the Bluebird Jubilee . . . . 2011 In the Time of Nick . . . . . . . . 2001
Able Baker Charlie and Dog . . . . . . 2008 Sci-Fi Hi-Fi . . . . . . . . . . . 1999 50% Folk
Fall Down As the Rain . . . . . . . . . 2004 Lost Songs of Kenland . . . . . . .1998 Echos of the Past . . . . . . . . . . . . 2011
The Circus Kenlando . . . . . . 1996
Tracy Grammer
Junestruck . . . . . . . . . . 1994
New CD (still untitled) . . . . . . 2014 Welcome 2 Kenland . . . . . . . 1992
Book of Sparrows (EP) . . . . . . . 2007 Old Belfana . . . . . . . . . . . . 1992
Flower of Avalon . . . . . . . . . . . 2005 Slow Ride . . . . . . . . . . . . 1991
The Verdant Mile (EP) . . . . . . . 2004
Joy my Love (w/Dave Carter) . . . . 2012
Little Blue Egg (w/Dave Carter) . . 2012
Glass Paint & Decorating
Paint Framing & Complete Glass Center
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The Landing Club
N5867 Lake Drive, Shawano, WI
Come see us, just north of Mielke Park.
Great Food Great Drinks Great Atmosphere
Have great Ice Cream at our Ice Cream Window!
View of the Lake. Outside Patio. 715-524-3307
Classic’s
Restaurant & Lounge
The Finest of Steaks & Seafood • Live Music
W6026 Lake Dr.
Shawano, WI 54166
715-524-8711
classicsshawano.com
“Come for the food, stay for the music”
BUY TWO DINNER ENTREES
— RECEIVE A FREE APPETIZER —
(Value up to $6.00) Valid through Sept. 2014
-Shawano Folk Music Festival 2014Please support local music!
Live Music every Tues, Fri & Sat
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Arlene Stucker lives
in Pulaski and is a member
of
. She’s been making
Festival Quilts for many years.
Arlene’s 2014 quilt, “Jewel
Box,” is perfect for remembering springtime on cold winter
nights. Arlene was assisted by
Durham Herzog, who helped with the quilting.
Donna Bubolz lives
in Pulaski. Another member
of
ǡshe’s joined Arlene
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art of quilting in our lobby. Her
“Turkey Trot” quilt for 2014
has a beautiful collection of
leafy prints in earthy colors,
and it can be yours.
Warmth From the Heart Quilters
Arlene Stucker and Donna
Bubolz, both members of Pulaski’s Warmth From the Heart
Quilters, will demonstrate the
art and craft of quilting. They’ll
be in the theater lobby most of
the weekend. Stop in and learn
about quilting.
911 E . Green B ay St. • Shawano 524-8200
www.covantagecu.org
Free Checking • IRAs • ATM/Debit Cards
Internet Banking & Bill Pay
Vehicle & Home Loans • Home Equity Line of Credit
MasterCard/VISA • Commercial Loans
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Jam Sessions
Open Stage
Bring Your Instruments and Voices.
If you’re a musician, share your songs
Play along and join the fun for some rousing jam sessions.
Ǥǯϐ
ǯǡǯϐpreciative audience. Open Stage is located at Pond
View Glen. Check the Saturday and Sunday Daytime
Schedules for times. To sign up for a spot on Open
Stage, stop at the Open Stage at Pond View Glen
during the weekend. Ron or Jim will be happy to
help.
Blues Jam: Saturday 3:30 - 4:15 at the Maple Grove
stage. With Chris Aaron, Jim Schwall, Lisa Bethke,
Hank Guaglianone and Steve Smith.
Bluegrass and Old Time Jam: Sunday 2:30 - 3:15
at the Maple Grove stage, with Joe Crookston and The
Goodtime Specials.
Sound Farmers
We’re happy to welcome Mark Thiede and Sound Farmers to the Festival. They’ll
take care of our sound all weekend.
Thank you,
Festival volunteers,
supporters
and performers,
for your commitment
to this family-friendly
celebration of folk arts
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Food Court
Lizzie’s Restaurant & Catering
Liz has fed the Festival for 22 years, from breakfast
through evening concerts. Her German Sausage
ǲǤǳơages, salads with homemade dressings, a variety of
hot and cold sandwiches and homemade desserts.
Breakfast is served Saturday and Sunday mornings
8:30 to 10:30. Festival-goers who book a catering
event will receive a 15% discount. Call Liz at (715)
524-3340.
Large Selection of
Used Books
Coffeehouse, LLC
Receive $.50 off any of our Iced/Blended
Drinks: Frappes, Smoothies, Italian
Sodas, Iced Tea, Iced Coffee, Iced Chai
Tea, Iced Lattes/Mochas
-Free Wireless Internet 1235 E. Green Bay St., Shawano (715) 524-Cafe
Shawano Boy Scout Troop 32
ǡϐ
serving burgers, brats, chips, and beverages. These
Scouts from Shawano are also helping out on the
grounds and helping musicians move equipment.
Miss Tea
Misty Sherman (Miss Tea) brews up some iced teas.
Plain iced tea, and special iced teas like Strawberry
Basil, Raspberry Twist, Iced Chai, Half Lemonade/
Half Iced Tea and others to keep you refreshed.
She’ll also serve baklava, garden salad and fresh fruit.
Angie’s Main Cafe &
The Daily Grind & More
Family Dining Atmosphere
Real Home Made Food
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715-524-2581
920 E. 5th St.
Shawano, WI
Bring in this coupon & get a 2nd meal of equal
or lesser value at 1/2 price when you buy a
meal at regular price.
Valid through September 30, 2014
1240 E. Green Bay St.
Shawano
Not valid with any other coupon.
Good at the Shawano Perkins only.
Green Bay Street & Airport Road
Exit 227 from Hwy. 29
Shawano, WI
(715) 524-2900
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Open 10:30 am to Close
Authentic Mexican Food
2 for 1 Margaritas - 12 oz.
Good thru September 30, 2014
August 8-10, 2014
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•
Shawano WI
Buckskinners’ Rendezvous!
Before 1840, trappers and explorers gathered from time to time at a Rendezvous
to swap songs and stories, trade pelts, and rest a bit before going back out. This is a
reenactment of a pre-1840 encampment, full of trappers and explorerers in period
clothing, spinning yarns, telling tales and making music. They use the old skills and sell
ǯϐǤ
learn a bit of our history. They’ll be camping at the park all weekend. Be sure to join
them around
ϐ
for some
songs and
stories after
the Friday
Evening Concert!
Nat & Don’s Oil Co., Inc.
Experience You Can Trust
Delco-Tech Service Center
ASE Certified Service Technician
Ready to handle your automotive needs
Festival weekend
Nationally-Acclaimed Applewood Smoked Meats
1390 E. Grand Ave., Wittenberg, WI 54499
(800) 382-2266 ~ nueskes.com
(715) 526-2629
5th & Main, Shawano, WI 54166
Do you like acoustic music?
Bluegrass, blues, Celtic, folk, gospel,
old-timey, singer-songwriter, world.
Monthly events at Mosquito Hill Nature Center,
New London, or Harmony Cafe in Appleton.
www.greenapplefolk.org
Monthly open stages or concerts. House concerts. Annual pick-nick and campout.
Informal jams. Potlucks. Social events. Make your own music or come and hear
other talented local and national artists. We hope to see you soon!
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Children’s Saturday
Saturday is Kids Day. Look for in the daytime schedule.
Saturday, August 9 - 1:00 - 3:00. At Cattail Lounge
1:00 - 1:15 Story Time with Jessica. Stories, music, activities and dancing!
zǡby Ella Jenkins
z
ǯǡ by Giles Andreae
1:15 - 3:00 Lots of fun things to do for kids big and small.
zPinolio. Our favorite Silent Clown with foolishness and balloons.
zMake a Harmonica. Popsickle stick harmonicas.
zFace Painting.
1:30 - 2:15 Ken Lonnquist ϐǤǯing them, and singing them with children all over the country. He’s been recognized by Audubon, Parents
Choice, American Library Association, Booklist, Childrens Music Web, Parents Guide To Childrens Media
and others. Join Ken for wacky and wonderful music from Kenland.
Chandras Thompson, LUTCF
Career Agent
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DALE HAWKINSON - OWNER
Shawano, WI 54166
715-803-4030
Phone: (715) 526-3217
Fax: (715) 524-9951
W6091 Hwy. 22
Shawano, WI 54166
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Shawano, WI 54166
715-526-6196
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Financial Advisor
715-524-3913
Shawano, WI 54166
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Edgewood Ave. (Cty. H)

North
Bullfrog Flats Gate
Cattail
Lounge
Buckskinners
Public
Parking
Food
Tent
Mielke
Pond

Ridges
Amphitheater
ice
Off
Mielke
Theater
Main
Gate

Food Vendors
Public
Parking
Pond View
Glen

Airport Road (Cty HHH)
Staff &
Performer
Parking
ÍTo County Park
ÅTo Hwy 47/55
Maple Grove
South
Gate
To ShawanoÎ
Vendor Parking
Homewood Ave
Festival Map Courtesy of John Domkowski and TOP Industries
Contact Us
Shawano County Arts Council
The Shawano Folk Music Festival is part of the
Shawano County Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) organization. SCAC programs include the Shawano Folk
Music Festival, Box in the Wood Theatre Guild, Shawano Arts and Crafts Fair, and other programs.
Phone: (715) 850-1244
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: facebook.com/ShawanoFestival
Website: www.shawanofestival.com
Parking
Where To Stay, What To Do
There is a parking lot on Airport Road and Cty. H.
Ǧǯ
ǨStreet parking available on
Cty. Rd. H, on the north end of Mielke Park. Watch
for “No Parking” signs. Handicapped parking is
available. Ask at the gate if you need assistance.
There is no camping on the Festival grounds. Check
with the Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce
for information about camping, hotels, restaurants
and other things to do near the Festival. 715-5242139 or 800-235-8528. www.shawanocountry.com
Crafters, vendors, staff and performers: You’ll be
directed to parking inside the park - The Airport Rd
lot is reserved for Festival attendees.
Harley-Davidson
WWW.DOCSHD.COM 715-758-9080
Find Us
From Green Bay (about 30 min)
• Hwy 29 West to Exit # 227 (Hwy 47/55)
• North on Hwy 47/55
• It becomes Cty HHH (Airport Rd) at Green Bay Ave.
(Perkins is on the corner.) Go straight for about a mile
• Mielke Park is on your left
Timeline
Saloon & BBQ
WWW.TIMELINESALOON.COM 715-758-7427
From Wausau (about 1 hr)
• Hwy 29 East to Exit # 227 (Hwy 47/55)
• Continue as above
From Appleton (about 1 hr)
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Valid for 2014 Concert tickets or daytime passes. Cannot be used online or with Early Bird Discount.
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Tickets
Ticket Order
Form
Ticket
Order Form
(Prices include WI sales tax and Shawano Cty. ticket tax)
Where to purchase tickets
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Festival Weekend: at the gate
Online at brownpapertickets.com (credit
cards accepted)
At local outlets (exact cash and check only)
• BMO Harris Bank
101 N. Main Street, Shawano, WI
• Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce
1263 S. Main
• Beans and Books
1235 E. Green Bay Street, Shawano, WI
• Classics
W6026 Lake Drive, Shawano, WI
By mail (cash and check only): use the
order form on this page.
$ Ea.
$60
$
Friday Eve. Concert only
$20
$
Saturday Eve. Concert only
$20
$
Daytime Pass — Sat. Sun.
$12
$
Daytime Child Pass — 12 & under Free Available at gate only
Daytime Family Pass Sat. or Sun. $30 Available at gate only
Ticket Order subtotal $
Coupon (Seniors and Students - send in with order)
—
(Senior/Student coupon Early Bird Discount)
Early Bird Discount: 10% discount through July 10 —
Ticket total: $
Daytime passes are for either Saturday or Sunday. Two passes are needed to attend both days.
I want to make a Donation:
Senior & Student Discount Coupon
I want the Premium.
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price of your tickets. Coupon also available at the
gates, on our website and at local outlets.
Donations
Donation: $
Yes
No
Total Enclosed (tickets & donation): $
Make checks payable to SCAC. (For tickets, include selfaddressed stamped envelope.)
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Ticket prices alone won’t produce the festival. We
ơ
and your generosity makes it possible. Gifts of any
size are appreciated. Donors will be recognized
unless you request anonymity.
How to make a donation
By mail: Use the ticket order form
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festival weekend
Call us to make other arrangements
See our website for premium information
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Address
City, State, Zip
Phone
Email
Send ticket orders and donations to:
Linda Blohowiak — Tickets
N1829 S. St. Augustine St.
Pulaski, WI 54162
Questions about tickets?
Contact Linda at 920-822-5042
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Shawano County Arts Council
PO Box 213
Shawano, WI 54166
Issue #36
P.O Box 213
Shawano, WI 54166
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Chris Aaron Band,
with Jim Schwall
Joe
Crookston
Brother Sun
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Macyn Taylor
Tracy Grammer
Larry Penn
Ken Lonnquist
Anna Lee Scully
Shawano
Folk Music
Festival
August 8-10, 2014
Navah Mirage
The Goodtime
Specials
Mielke Park and Mielke Arts Center
Shawano, WI