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COMMUNITY SUPPORT
The Sweet Pea Festival is a registered
501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose
mission is to promote and cultivate the
arts. When we realize a profit, we give
it back to the community in the form of
grants for the arts, art education, and
special projects and park improvements.
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Handicapped
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Save the Dates!
Come celebrate
Sweet Pea Festival’s
40th anniversary in 2017!
August 4, 5, & 6, 2017
PEETS HILL GATE
PARKING & SHUTTLE
FRI 3:30PM–11PM • SAT 9:30AM–11PM • SUN 9:30AM–7PM
Park your car at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital in lots D, E, and G
and take advantage of the free shuttle that runs from these lots to
the Lindley Center.
BICYCLE VALET
FRI 3:30PM–11PM • SAT 9:30AM–11PM •
SUN 9:30AM–7PM
Sweet Pea and the Bozeman Public Library partner to provide a
safe and convenient place to park your bike during the Festival.
This service is free. Donations are accepted and appreciated. Please
remember that bicycles are not allowed inside the Festival.
Glenniss Indreland, President, Sweet Pea Board of Directors
4PM
5PM
5PM
Shakespeare: Comedy of Errors
4PM
5PM-7PM
6PM
6PM
Aubrie Sellers
7PM
7PM
Dance
SCHEDULE KEY
Music
FESTIVAL ADMISSION
Sweet Pea leases Lindley Park from the City of Bozeman for the
Festival dates and a wristband is required for admittance. Wristbands must be worn around your wrist and be visible at all times
while inside Lindley Park. Admission sales are the Festival’s
primary source of financial support.
ADULTS FULL WEEKEND ACCESS $20 in advance*
Gate Prices: $30 (Friday), $25 (Saturday), $15 (Sunday)
KIDS (Ages 7-12) FULL WEEKEND ACCCESS $10 in advance*
Gate Prices: $15 (Friday), $10 (Saturday) or $5 (Sunday)
KIDS (Ages 6 & under) FREE
*PURCHASE IN ADVANCE ONLINE THROUGH AUGUST 4TH
at SweetPeaFestival.org or at various ticket outlets. Online purchases will be available for pick-up at Will Call located at the Buttonwood Gate. Passes purchased at gate good through remainder of
festival.
Sweet Pea is not responsible for lost or stolen bands.
Everyone may attend these Sweet Pea Events for FREE
• Sweet Pea Chalk on the Walk — Tuesday, August 2nd
• Bite of Bozeman — Wednesday, August 3rd
• Sweet Pea Art Show — July 31st-August 30th
• Sweet Pea Parade — Saturday, August 6th
PHOTO CONTEST
8PM-10PM
3 Annual Sweet Pea Festival Photo Contest! Submit your creative
photos while attending the Festival for a chance to win some great
prizes. Visit our Facebook page for contest rules and details.
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Asleep at the Wheel
Pavilion Activity
Sonny Knight & The Lakers
Family
8PM-10PM
Theatre
Arts & Crafts: FRI 4PM-8PM, SAT 10AM-6PM, SUN 11AM-5PM
Beer & Wine Garden: FRI 4-9PM, SAT 12–9PM, SUN 12-4PM
Concessions: FRI 4PM-9:30PM, SAT 10AM-9:30PM, SUN 11AM-5PM
Children’s Activities: SAT & SUN 12PM-3PM
Sweet Pea Swag: FRI 4PM-9:30PM, SAT 10AM-9:30PM, SUN 10AM-4PM
James McMurtry
Shakespeare Richard III
Repertory Dance Theatre
Kaleidoscope Youth
4PM
Yellowstn Ballet/Bzn Dance
Joshua James
Montana Ballet
Leapin’ Louie
3PM
Hard Working Americans
This signature Bozeman community event is back with all the fun
and entertainment you’ve come to know and love — arts, crafts,
dance, children’s activities, theatre, music and more!
Buy your full access wristband online or at select outlets before
August 5th and save! Or volunteer for a three hour shift and get
complimentary admission. Love the festival? Next year is the 40th
Sweet Pea – join our board and take part in planning next year’s
very special event!
A special thanks to all the hard working board members, volunteers,
and financial partners that make Sweet Pea possible.
Enjoy the Festival and thank you for being a part of a Bozeman
tradition!
P.S. If you have time, wander over to Bogert Park and visit the
SLAM Summer Festival for more Montana fun. (Sat. & Sun.)
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CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
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Intermountain Opera
Mtn. Air
Odds Bodkin
2PM
Adult Painting Workshop
1PM
K. Messmer
Spontaneous Comb.
Bert & Charlie’s Storybook
Paul Gomex
Wkshp signup
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Dance Ctr.
Leapin’ Louie
Kaleidoscope Youth
Ethan Tucker Band
Live Radio Theatre
Gates Open: FRI 8/5 3:30PM • SAT 8/6 10AM • SUN 8/7 10AM
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Spontaneous Comb.
Repertory Dance Theatre
Odds Bodkin
Adult Painting Workshop
K. Messmer
IndepenDANCE
Wkshp signup
Big Sky Aikido/MT Taiko MT Jazz Collective
Camp Equinox
Pancake Breakfast
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Family Stage
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Most Memorable
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FESTIVAL RULES & GUIDELINES
We want everyone to have a great time at this year’s Festival so
please take a moment to review some guidelines that will assist us
in making everyone’s experience an enjoyable one.
• Your admission wristband must be worn around your wrist
and visible at times. Sweet Pea is not responsible for lost or
stolen bands.
• Pets/animals are not permitted at the Festival.
• Firearms or weapons of any kind are not permitted at the
Festival.
• Alcoholic beverages (outside of the Beer & Wine Garden) are
not permitted at the Festival.
• Smoking is not permitted on Festival grounds.
• Bicycles are not permitted inside the Festival. Please take advantage of the bicycle valet located at the Central Bridge Gate.
• Cash and checks are accepted at all the admission gates.
• Credit cards are accepted at the Buttonwood gate only.
• If you have lawn chairs, please sit to the side or back of performance venues so people sitting on blankets may see too.
• By entering the Festival you grant permission for Sweet Pea
to use photos or video with you in them to be used in future
marketing.
• There is limited access for mobility assistance due to the natural landscape of Lindley Park.
• No solicitation is allowed.
• As a courtesy to artists and the audience, please keep noise
and conversation to a minimum in performance areas and
quiet your cell phones.
• Lost and Found (including children) is located at the Headquarters Tent
2016 SWEET PEA FESTIVAL PARTNERS
We extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to the following businesses for
supporting the 2016 Sweet Pea Festival. Visit them and offer your
own gratitude for their support of this amazing community event.
PRESENTING PARTNERS
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
FRIENDS OF SWEET PEA
Alphagraphics
Barnard Construction
Bozeman Ford Lincoln & RV
Center
Bozeman Baseball
Industrial Communications
& Electronics, Inc.
M&W Repair
Markouture
Northwestern Energy
PayneWest Insurance
SCS Wraps
Summit All Terrain Rentals
JOIN NEXT YEAR’S ACTION — 40 YEARS!
Help plan and support next year’s Festival — be a sponsor, join
the Board of Directors, volunteer on a committee, or donate time
during Festival Weekend.
406-586-4003 | [email protected] | sweetpeafestival.org
PRE-FESTIVAL EVENTS
MUSIC (The Bowl)
Aubrie Sellers • FRI 8/5 • 6PM
Check sweetpeafestival.org for more details
Chalk on the Walk • TUE 8/2 • All Day
Get free chalk from 9:30-10:30 at the Sweet Pea Office (424 E. Main St.) or
during business hours at participating downtown businesses (look for flyer
in window). Show your love of Sweet Pea and decorate between Grand and
Broadway! New for 2016: Professional chalk artist Bill Spiess will create an
original 6’x9’ artwork at 104 E. Main Street (in front of US Bank).
Bite of Bozeman • WED 8/3 • 5:30-8:30PM
Stroll down Main Street and enjoy the offerings of over 40 restaurants and
food vendors while being entertained by local musicians.
Bozeman Running Film Fest • WED 8/3 • 8:30-10PM
The premiere of “THE HARD WAY.” Meet Bob Hayes, an 89-year-old who
runs 30 races each year, cuts firewood by hand and does things the hard
way to remain active and alive. A selection of short films will open the
event. Grab dessert from The Bite and come to the intersection of Main and
Bozeman to see all the films on the giant outdoor screen.
Music on Main • THU 8/4 • 6:30-8:30PM
This Downtown Bozeman event is sponsored by Sweet Pea this year and
features the Kris Lager Band.
Juried Art Show • SUN 7/31-TUE 8/30
The Sweet Pea juried art show will once again be held in the beautiful Bozeman Public Library’s Atrium Gallery. The show will feature a diverse collection of artwork, ranging from watercolor and oil paintings to photography
to low-relief sculpture.
Sweet Pea Run • SAT 8/6 • 7:15AM
This great community event is one of the oldest running races in Bozeman.
This fun, competitive race offers cash prizes and prizes for best costumes!
Register at winddrinkers.org
Children’s Run • SAT 8/6 • 10AM
Daughter of country star Lee Ann Womack and songwriter Jason
Sellers, her influences range from Led Zeppelin to George Jones and
Ralph Stanley. Aubrie’s sound has been called “garage country.”
Asleep at the Wheel • FRI 8/5 • 8PM
Dance to this 10-time Grammy Award winning band, with its combination of American blues, Texas Swing, and traditional fiddling.
Hollow Wood • SAT 8/6 • 12PM
This Boise band’s sound is raw and vulnerable. Raspy vocals
contribute to a unique, organic feel, and their lyrics set them apart.
Paa Kow • SAT 8/6 • 1:30PM
Speaking through his drums, PaaKow’s captivating and danceable
music is Afro-Fusion, mixing West African Pop with Jazz impressions.
Joshua James • SAT 8/6 • 3PM
James’ songs reflect a distinctly American ache yearning for an open
road. Melancholic yet transcendent, his sound expands the folk genre.
CONCESSIONS
Enjoy food and drink concessions throughout Festival weekend and
support local non-profit organizations!
• Apple pie à la mode — Congregation Beth Shalom
• Beef kabobs — Royal Family Kids Camp
• Black bean burritos — Girl Scouts
• Curry bowls — Curry Express
• Filipino egg rolls — Mia’s Lumpia
• Fish tacos — Lost Cajun Kitchen
• Funnel cakes — Funnel of Love
• Fusion bowls — Tumbleweeds
• Genuine ice cream — Roost
• Gyros — ‘Z’s Meze Market
• Hamburgers — ImCraven BBQ
• Kettle corn — Unicorn
• Lemonade — Children’s Museum of Bozeman
• Pizza — Two Dog Wood Fired Pizza
• Pulled pork sandwiches — Rendezvous Catering
• Smoothies — A.C.E.S.
• Stir-fried noodles — Taste of Asia
• Tater pigs — The Chord Rustlers
... and more
WATER BOTTLE FILLING STATION
Reuse, refill and refresh. The water bottle filling station provides
Bozeman’s high-quality, great tasting tap water. Bring your reusable
water bottles to the Bite of Bozeman and the Sweet Pea Festival.
BREASTFEEDING TENT
You are welcome to feed your baby anywhere. If you would
prefer a more private place, check out the breastfeeding tent
near headquarters. Offered by Gallatin Valley Breastfeeding Coalition.
BEER & WINE GARDEN
FRI 4-9PM • SAT • 12–9PM • SUN • 12-4PM
We invite adults to celebrate the art of craft brewing. Enjoy a local brew or
glass of wine in the Garden while listening to music from the Bowl. Thank
you for honoring our longtime policy of no outside alcohol by drinking only
within this area. Cash only accepted. ATM’s located just outside the Beer
Garden and the Headquarters Tent. Valid ID required. Enjoy responsibly!
One of Shakespeare’s most hilarious works, “The Comedy of Errors”
is set in 1950’s New York — an urban cityscape ideal for getting lost. A
plot driven by confusion and mistaken identity takes the audience on
an uproarious, merry-go-round of an adventure!
Bert & Charlie’s Storybook Unbound • SAT 8/6 •
11:30AM (Cypress Point)
Imaginative and original stories created right before your eyes based
on ideas and suggestions from the audience.
Spontaneous Combustibles • SAT 8/6 • 11:30AM (The
Hollow) • SUN 8/7 • 11:45AM (The Hollow)
The Spontaneous Combustibles improv comedy troupe provides a
hilarious, smart and fast-paced hour of entertainment.
Intermountain Opera • SAT 8/6 • 1PM (The Hollow)
Known for powerhouse performances, NPR says McMurtry “… fuses
wry, literate observations about the world with the snarl of barroom
rock.” Rolling Stone calls his 2015 album “pure brilliance.”
Sonny Knight & The Lakers • SAT 8/6 • 8PM
Kaleidoscope Youth Theater • SAT 8/6 • 4PM (Family Stage)
Soak up this high-energy, funk-blasting R&B band from Minnesota
that topped the Star Tribune’s 2014 list of best live acts.
Montana Jazz Collective • SUN 8/7 • 12PM
Featuring Bozeman native John Dover on trumpet, Bob Nell on piano,
Rob Kohler on bass, and local drummer Adam Greenberg, their take
on the entire spectrum of jazz’s history is an unforgettable experience.
TBA• SUN 8/7 • 1:30PM
Join us for the 1K Children’s Run along Main between 8 and Church. Be
at the start by 9:45am. Registration and info online at sweetpeafestival.org
A parade of colorful floats featuring this year’s theme: “Find Your Park”
(National Park Service Centennial #findyourpark). Runs down Main St.
between 8th Ave. and Wallace Ave.
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks | The Comedy of
Errors • FRI 8/5 • 4PM (The Hollow)
“The Many Faces of Intermountain Opera Bozeman” featuring nationally recognized baritone Sean Anderson; Lukas Graf, IOB’s choral
director; Tasha Fain, last seen in Don Giovanni; and local favorite
Elizabeth Croy and accompanied by Julie Gosswiller. They are thrilled
to be bringing opera to Big Sky country!
James McMurtry • SAT 8/6 • 6PM
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Sweet Pea Parade • SAT 8/6 • 10:05 AM
THEATRE
Songwriter Todd Snider, Dave Schools and Duane Trucks from Widespread Panic, Neal Casal of Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Chad Staehly of Great American Taxi and Jesse Aycock are THE supergroup.
DANCE
Mountain Air Dance • SAT 8/6 • 1PM (Cypress Point)
Learn to fly! Join us for some fun aerial arts demonstrations and a
chance to try the aerial hammock yourself! Everyone is welcome, no
experience required. Smiles are encouraged.
Montana Ballet Company • SAT 8/6 • 2:15PM (Cypress Point)
In its 33rd annual season, the region’s premiere ballet company and
academy will highlight repertory from its Dancing Under the Big Sky
student intensive.
Yellowstone Ballet & Bozeman Dance (formerly Main
Street Dance) • SAT 8/6 • 3:30PM (Cypress Point) Yellowstone
Ballet & Bozeman Dance present dances from the Montana Regional
Dance Intensive and the Professional Outlook Workshop,
choreographed under the direction of Tricia Sundbeck, former
principal Cincinnati Ballet; Thomas Bell, former principal Eugene
Ballet; Katherine Proctor Charlier, Thodos Dance Chicago, & Radio
City Rockettes; Heidi Krutchkoff, American Musical & Dra-matic
Academy; and Makenzie Sauers, director of Limelight Dance in
Buffalo, Wyoming.
Repertory Dance Theatre • SAT 8/6 • 4:30PM (Cypress Point)
The nation’s oldest repertory dance company presents a diverse range
of modern dance styles in dynamic and unexpected performances.
Big Sky Aikido & Montana Taiko • SUN 8/7 • 11AM (The Bowl)
The Japanese art of Taiko Drumming and Aikido are joining together
for an unforgettable performance.
Repertory Dance Theater Workshop • SUN 8/7 •
1:00PM (Cypress Point)
Come and enter into the joy of modern dance with this hands-on
workshop for all ages.
The Dance Center • SUN 8/7 • 2:15PM (The Hollow)
Ballet, modern and movement classes for children ages 3-8.
FAMILY (The Family Stage)
Paul Gomex • SAT 8/6 • 11:30AM
Paul is an accomplished circus artist, master of physical theatre and
veteran performer with Clowns & Magicians Without Borders. He just
returned from a tour of Europe, Nepal and Thailand.
Kameron Messmer • SAT 8/6 • SUN 8/7 • 12:30PM
This Billings magician will entertain children as well as adults with his
magic and his antics. You’ll also see him strolling around the Festival
performing close-up magic and miracles right before your eyes.
Odds Bodkin • SAT 8/6 • SUN 8/7 • 1:30PM
“A consummate storyteller,” says The New York Times about Odds
Bodkin. Carrying a large repertoire of folk tales from cultures around
the world, an extensive collection of Greek Myths, American and New
England folklore, ghost stories and teaching fables, performing them all
with live original music, character voices, vocal effects and narration.
Camp Equinox • SUN 8/7 • 11:00AM
Live Radio Theatre • SUN 8/7 • 1PM (The Hollow)
Leapin’ Louie • SAT 8/6 • SUN 8/7 • 2:30PM
“Don’t Close Your Eyes: Live Radio Theatre” performs original, live,
family-friendly radio shows highlighting genres from radio’s golden
age — Western, mystery, comedy and more. Presented with a full cast,
music and live sound effects.
The Kaleidoscope campers bring their high energy to the stage in this
nostalgic tribute to the “Rockin’ 1950s” — complete with poodle skirts,
malt shops, fan clubs, and cruisin’ Corvettes.
ARTS AND CRAFTS BOOTHS
FRI 8/5 • 4PM–8PM • SAT 8/6 • 10AM–6PM •
SUN 8/7 • 11AM–5PM
Browse creations of 100+ Arts and Crafts vendors. Held under the
shade of Lindley Park’s pines, this juried show attracts artists from
the Gallatin Valley and beyond — there’s something for everyone!
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
To celebrate the 100 anniversary of the National Park Service, we’ll
take a special look at poop — and the animals of Yellowstone National
Park that create it! Of course, we’ll have the old favorite activities, too
— and a few new ones as well!
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Co-directed for over 20 years by the supremely talented husband and
wife team of Soren Kisiel and Katie Goodman, the Camp Equinox kids
return for another fun-filled display of talent and energy.
Leapin’ Louie is a master of physical comedy, trick roping, fancy whip
cracking, juggling, and unicycling – his high energy comedy will leave
you laughin’ yer boots off!
Scan to get more details from
the Performances page on
sweetpeafestival.org
FLOWER SHOW
Flowers and photos will be on display at the Flower Show Tent all
weekend. Be sure to vote for your favorite before 6pm Saturday!
Contest • FRI 8/5 • 11AM–2PM
Drop off entries at the Flower Show Tent. No entry fee. Judging
2-5pm. Winners announced at 5:30pm.
Designing with Sweet Peas Workshop • SAT 8/6 • 2–3PM
Learn to design with sweet peas from Lisa Cook, AIFD, owner of Montana School of Floral Design, at the Sweet Pea Floral Tent.
People’s Choice Announced • SAT 8/6 • 6PM
Stop by the Flower Show Tent before 6pm on Saturday to cast your
vote for People’s Choice.
SAT 8/6 • 12-3PM
Woodworking, Face Painting, Mural Art (13 and older), Easel Art,
Print Making, Balloon Bouquets, Bucket Drumming (1:00 to 2:00),
Stomp Rockets, Follow the Yellowstone Animal Scat
SUN 8/7 • 12-3PM
Woodworking, Face Painting, Mural Art (13 and older), Tie Dying
(bring your own T-Shirt or item to dye), Marbling Paper Patterns,
Bubble Snakes, Basic Ukulele strumming (repeated 4 times - 12:15 to
12:45, 1:00 to 1:30, 1:45 to 2:15, 2:30 to 3:00), Stomp Rockets, Follow
the Yellowstone Animal Scat
IndepenDANCE • SUN 8/7 • 11:45AM (Cypress Point)
Multiple community choreographers showcase diverse dance styles.
Richard III is a captivating political drama where language is a
powerful weapon. Find out who will win this “game of thrones.”
The Kaleidoscope Players are back for their 17th summer presenting
a madcap adventure following the high society ladies of the Amateur
Backyard British Botanist Society, or “A triple BS” as they explore the
bizarre effects of “Junglitis.”
Kaleidoscope Youth Theater • SUN 8/7 • 2:15PM (Cypress Point)
Hard Working Americans • SUN 8/7 • 3PM
THEATRE (Continued)
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks | Richard III • 5PM
(The Hollow)
SWEET PEA SWAG
FRI 8/5 • 4PM–9:30PM • SAT 8/6 • 10AM–9:30PM •
SUN 8/7 • 10AM–4PM
Get everything you need to remember the 2016 Sweet Pea Festival at
our merchandise booth — posters, postcards, t-shirts, performance
wear pullovers, pint glasses, water bottles, buttons, koozies and hats.
Hurry before everything sells out!
ADULT PAINTING WORKSHOP (Pavilion)
SAT 8/6 • SUN 8/7 • 12:30-2:30PM – SIGN UP at
12PM EACH DAY
In this free workshop taught by local contemporary impressionist oil
painter, Loretta Domaszewski, adults (14+) will create their very own
painting. Loretta encourages self-expression and provides step-bystep instruction. All materials will be provided. SIGN UP AT 12NOON
EACH DAY. WORKSHOP IS LIMITED TO 30 PEOPLE PER DAY. (If
more people sign up, spots will be decided by lottery drawing.)
PANCAKE BREAKFAST (Pavilion)
SUN 8/7 • 10AM
Come support your local Bozeman Lions Club at the Pavilion near the
Cypress stage. They will be serving pancakes with an assortment of
fresh toppings and some great local coffee! Cost is $5 per person.