Pedaler's Jamboree 2019 - Users Guide

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User Guide - 2019 Model

Pedaler’s Jamboree

1. Ride 8.9 miles on MKT Trail 2. Turn right at Hindman Jct. 3. Ride 2.5 miles to Huntsdale 4. Celebrate good times 5. Ride 8.5 miles to Rocheport

Perche Creek Bridge

Katy Roundhouse 188

NEW FRANKLIN 188.2

Boonville 191.8

Rocheport 178.3

Cooper’s Landing 163.5

MKT Trail

Columbia

KATY TRAIL

Tunnel

City Park

Huntsdale

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Pedaler’s Jamboree

Columbia to Boonville - 30 miles

7. Enjoy lunch in Rocheport. Stage/food/drink at the Rocheport City Park.

8. Ride 10.3 miles to the Katy Roundhouse in Franklin. Enjoy music/food/drink.

9. Ride 3.8 miles to Boonville. Festivities at Kemper Park. Watch for signs.

10. Food/drink/camping/entertainment at Kemper Park til mid-night.

11. Sunday morning Pancake Breakfast at Kemper Park.

12. Reverse Saturday course. Lunch in Rocheport and Huntsdale.

13. Riders head back to Columbia (or Cooper’s Landing) for after parties.

Pedaler’s Jamboree TABLE OF CONTENTS pg

4 - About the Pedaler's Jamboree

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5 - How to Prepare for the Adventure

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6 - Where to Park/Stay in Columbia

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8 - Beginning the Ride & Luggage Drop

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9 - What to Expect on the Trail

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- Trail Etiquette

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12 - Sag Support & Bus Information

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14 - Trailside Food & Drink

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17 - Saturday Music Schedule

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18 - What to Expect at Kemper Park

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19 - Boonville Accomodations

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23 - Sunday Music Schedule

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26 - Post Ride Parties in Columbia

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28 - About the Jamboree Bands

About the Jamboree The Pedaler's Jamboree is a music festival for bicycle riders and non-riders alike!

Start your adventure at Flat Branch Park from 7:30 am to 10 am. Flat Branch Park (101 South 4th St, Columbia, MO) is the beginning of the MKT trail which connects to the Katy Trail State Park.

Drop off your overnight packs at check-in & prepare for a weekend of relaxed bike riding, music, & fun.

Enjoy the scenic views of the Katy Trail State Park as you ride on crushed limestone trails flanked by cliffs & the Missouri River. Stop at your convenience to enjoy live music & refreshments throughout the day in communities along the trail.

The final destination, Boonville's Kemper Park, will host the main stage music. Camping at Kemper Park is free for all registered riders. Hotels/motels are also available. There will be plenty of food vendors at Kemper Park. On Sunday food & entertainment await you on your journey! Overnight bags will be waiting for you at Flat Branch Park in Columbia!

Enjoy the ride, stop often & make friends!

Bicycle riders, please ride safely & follow the rules of the trail. Please put litter in its place & respect the Katy Trail State Park and private property along the trail so that we can continue this event in the future. Enjoy the ride!

- The Jamboree crew

Festival guide photos compliments of Notley Hawkins & Kevin Dingman 4

How to Prepare The Pedaler’s Jamboree is both a relaxing and challenging holiday retreat. We encourage everyone to get some fun training miles in on the bicycle leading up to the Jamboree! The more time that you spend on the bicycle now, the better that your body will feel on a bike when the event arrives!

Registered riders will receive the following items in the Pedaler’s Jamboree Rider Packet: bicycle tour wristband (will get you into Kemper Park and all trailside music venues),2 vouchers for baggage transport, Jamboree 2019 compilation CD and more.

Late and day-of registrants will be able to get these items at check in the morning of the ride. Please contact us if you are missing any of these items.

Don’t Forget to Bring: . Proof of Identification . Bicycle & Helmet . Water . Sunscreen . Cash & Credit Card . Spare Inner Tube . Repair Kit . Cell Phone . Towel & dry bag for gear . Change of Clothes . Best Friends . Sense of Adventure . Back up of Toilet Paper

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Where to Park There is plenty of weekend parking available near the start. The best bet is to park your car in the City of Columbia parking garages (Cherry and 6th St is the best) as it is free on Saturday and Sunday.

Parking meters are not free on Saturday!

You may drop off your bags at Flat Branch Park and then park your car if that is easiest for you.

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Where to Stay There are countless lodging opportunities available in Columbia! The Broadway Hilton Hotel and the Tiger Hotel in downtown Columbia are near to the start!

For information on the best Columbia parking spots and overnight accommodations, please visit: www.pedalersjamboree.com/venues.php

The Broadway Hilton - (573) 875-7000 1111 E Broadway - Columbia, MO 65201 Tiger Hotel - (573) 875-8888 23 S 8th St. - Columbia, MO 65201

Visit the Columbia Visitors Bureau website for more hotel options: www.visitcolumbiamo.com

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Begin the Ride The ride starts at Flat Branch Park (101 South 4th St, Columbia, MO) from 7:30 am - 10 am.

Flat Branch Park is the beginning of the MKT trail which connects to the Katy Trail State Park.

Pre-registered riders can bring their overnight bags to the bag drop-off locations at Flat Branch Park or the designation weekend parking lots on Saturday morning. Each rider is limited to 2 bags and no coolers will be allowed for transport on the shuttle service (special exceptions can be made for food allergy concerns and dehydration).

Bags will be transported and waiting for you at Kemper Park in Boonville on Saturday.

Late and day-of registered riders will need to check in a Flat Branch Park on Saturday morning to get their registrations materials before they depart for the weekend adventure.

Luggage Drops Luggage should be tagged with participant’s name and phone number. On Saturday, bags must be dropped off at Flat Branch Park or at the entrance to the city parking garages recommended on page six by 10 am and will be available for pick up at Kemper Park after 3 pm.

On Sunday, bags must be dropped off at the Kemper Park Baggage Drop-Off Zone by 10 am.

Bags will be available for pick up on Sunday at Flat Branch Park starting at 12 pm (available until 5 pm).

If you need to contact us regarding your bags, please call (573) 222-0261.

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What to Expect Expect: A weekend full of bicycles/music/fun Expect: To be thirsty (bring water and funds)

Expect: To be hungry (bring snacks and funds)

Expect: Traffic on trail (use proper trail ettiquette) Expect: To make new friends

Expect: Missouri weather (dress & pack accordingly) Expect: A challenging & rewarding ride

Expect: Bicycle riders of all ages & personalities Expect: To hear amazing bands Expect: A great time

Expect: The unexpected

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Trail Etiquette

. Be courteous to all users . Pets must be leashed . Announce your presence . Always use safe speeds . Respect private property . Keep right except to pass . Wear a helmet . Slower traffic has the right-of-way . Yield/stop when crossing driveways & roads

If we all practice common sense & common courtesy, everyone can have a fun and safe experience.

In Case of Trail Closure In the case of flooding there may be a section of trail on the Katy Trail that may be closed to flooding. In the case of this occurance we are posting the detour route around the closed trail below. If we get an update of a trail closure we will post it on the event APP. On Saturday from Columbia to Boonville DETOUR AT ROCHEPORT The only viable detour is, from the Rocheport Trailhead, take the Katy Trail to Central Street (.2 mile). Turn right onto Central St. Central St. becomes MO Hwy. 240 Spur (.1 mile). Take Hwy. 240 Spur to Hwy. 40 (1.0 mile).

Turn left onto Hwy. 40. Take Hwy. 40 to the first Davisdale Conservation Area parking lot, on the right (3.0 miles).

There is a narrow metal pedestrian bridge that connects to the Katy Trail at approximately MP 182.

On Sunday from Boonville to Columbia DETOUR BEFORE ROCHEPORT At approximately MP 182, there is a narrow metal pedestrian bridge on the right that connects the Katy Trail to the Davisdale Conservation Area parking lot. Exit the parking lot onto Hwy. 40 taking a left onto Hwy. 40.

Continue on Hwy. 40 for approximately 3 miles. Take a right onto the Hwy 240 Spur (not Hwy 240 Alt.) continue approximately 1-mile, Hwy. 240 Spur turns into Central St. Continue 3 blocks on Central St to the Katy Trail. Take a left onto the Katy Trail to go to the Rocheport Trailhead.

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Sag & Bus Support Registered riders can catch a sag ride to Boonville along the route on Saturday or back to Columbia on Sunday. Look for the white shuttle van parked near the action at the pick up zones.

For emergency support call - (573) 222-0261

Saturday, May 25: Departing Huntsdale (Station House) at 11:30 am Departing Rocheport (City Park) at 1:45 pm Departing Katy Roundhouse at 5 pm Sunday, May 26: Departing Rocheport (City Park) at 11:15 pm Departing Huntsdale (Station House) at 1:45 pm Free Shuttle Service to Boonville Hotels A shuttle service will leave Kemper Park at the start of every hour starting at 4 pm and ending at 11 pm on Saturday. Participants staying at Boonville hotels must retrieve their overnight bags at Kemper prior to getting a ride. The vehicle will pick up participants from hotels on Sunday morning from 7 am til 9 am and drop them off at Kemper Park.

Bike Check Service Participants getting shuttled to hotels or any rider that would like to have their bike securely checked for the duration of Saturday night may have their bike stored at our bike check station at Kemper Park.

The service costs $5 and will operate under a ticket retrieval system.

Shuttle from Boonville to Columbia For those riders who are unable to complete the ride back on Sunday, a shuttle service is available.

Meet at the baggage drop off area at 7:45 am, 9 am & 10:15 am to get a ride back to Columbia.

Advanced reservations can be made on-line for $15 or on-site for $15 (space permitting).

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Food & Drink There are many places to get great food and drink on the Pedaler’s Jamboree!

HUNT SDAL E

Station House - Cold drinks available at the beer

garden. Food options available.

RO CHEPORT

The HUB - Rocheport City Park

A variety of lunch options will be available.

Cold drinks at the beer garden.

Les Bourgeois Winery - Food, beer and wine

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Snack Shack - Katy Roundhouse

Plenty of snacks available to keep you satisfied.

Cold drinks available at the beer garden.

Mimosas on Sunday morning.

Kemper Park

BO ONVIL L E

Food vendors, food trucks, desserts, etc.

Restaurants also available throughout Boonville.

Pancake breakfast Sunday morning pre-ride.

Cold drinks available at the beer garden.

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Saturday Music C h e c k t h e P e d J am w ebs i te and APP f o r a d d i t i o n s a nd updates to l i neup

STATION HOUSE - HUNTSDALE 9:30 am - One Way Traffic

ROC HEPORT THE H U B - CIT Y PARK 11 am - The Bu rney S is te r 12 pm - St L o u is Sp ro c k e ts - B M X S h o w 12 : 30 p m - Da v id Wa x M u s e u m

N EW FRANKLIN KATY ROUNDHOUSE

Last Chance Gravel Boogie Party 2:30 pm - Violet & the Undercurrents 3:45 pm - Flint Eastwood

BOONVILLE KEMPER PARK 5 p m - O K S a ma r i t ans 6 : 3 0 p m - T h e S tone Su g a r Shakedown 7 : 3 0 p m - T h e K a y Br ot her s 9 : 1 5 p m - S p ir it of 7 6 - F ir e wor ks 9 : 4 5 p m - Blitzen Trapper 11 p m -

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Kemper Park Kemper Park - 757 3rd St. Boonville, MO . Please respect your camp neighbors and keep the noise to a minimum after the headlining show. . Secure bike check service available at Kemper Park. The overnight service fee is $5 . Free shuttle service to area hotels near park. . Shower truck available at Kemper Park ($10 and

includes a towel). Showers also available onsite at the YMCA on Saturday until 9:30 pm. BYOtowel.

. Quiet hours begin when the last show ends.

. No outside alcohol or coolers in Kemper Park . NO FIRES IN KEMPER PARK . NO CARS IN KEMPER PARK

. DON’T LEAVE PARK WITH OPEN CONTAINERS . PLEASE DON’T LITTER

NOT ALLOWED: Glass bottles, open fires, pets, weapons, fireworks, illegal drugs, noise makers & laser pointers, recording equipment, unauthorized vending.

ALLOWED: Blankets, baby strollers, backpacks, purses, lawn chairs, water bottles, camping gear. All entrants subject to inspection for unsafe items or items not allowed.

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Sunday Music C h e c k t h e P e d J am w ebs it e and A P P f o r a d d i t i o n s and updat es t o lineup

BO ON V I L L E K E M PER PARK -

Break fa s t a t K e m p e r - 7:15 am

N EW F R AN KL I N 8: 30 a m - B e th B o m b a r a

ROCH EPO RT 10: 30 a m - D a w s o n H o l l o w

HUNTSDALE 1 2 p m - C o m a n c h e ro s

AFTER PARTIES Head back to Columbia on the MKT Trail or keep riding and visit Cooper’s Landing for more music.

Broadway Brewery - 1 pm til late 9th Street Public House - 1 pm til late Ro s e M u s i c H a l l - 5 p m ti l l a te

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BROADWAY BREWERY AFTER PARTY Jam Session IPA (I Pedal Around)

Broadway Brewery has crafted a limited edition beer for the Pedaler’s Jamboree! Jam Session IPA will be on tap starting in mid-May and will be available at the After Party!

Take a growler of microbrew home! Stop in at the end of the Jamboree for dinner and live music!

816 E. Broadway . Columbia, MO . 573-443-5054 Located only blocks away from the trailhead!

Between 8th & 9th Streets downtown Columbia

ROSE MUSIC HALL AFTER PARTY 6 pm til Late - FREE ADMISSION

A full evening and night of live music by a variety of great artists!

Relax at Forrest Rose Park at Rose and enjoy beer specials, great music! Check out the Jamboree website & APP for updates!

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Jamboree Music

Get ready for the 11th year of great music at the Pedaler’s Jamboree! We are excited to have the amazing band Blitzen Trapper headlining the festival this year! The long time crowd favorite band The Kay Brothers will be heating up the main stage for them! Also, wait until you get a load of the Flint Eastwood show in Franklin and the David Wax Museum show in Rocheport! There really is something for everyone this year. Expect a wide variety of great music trailside from the start to the finish of your Jamboree experience.

Get your legs and ear drums ready for a workout!

The Trailside Sample CD is back! May it help you discover new favorite bands and help you plan your riding and resting schedule for maximum Memorial Day weekend fun.

We encourage you to support the musicians at the Jamboree by picking up a copy of their albums and giving them a high five for coming.

Enjoy the show(s)!

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Blitzen Trapper Over the course of 15 years and seven full-length albums, Blitzen Trapper has crafted one of the more compelling and varied catalogs in contemporary rock and roll. Indeed, singer and guitarist Eric Earley, who is also the Portland, Oregon-based band’s primary songwriter, is possessed of a musical and lyrical sensibility that is remarkably deep and wide; big ideas and universal emotions are wrung from the seemingly plainspoken details of small-screen and often highly personal stories, and set to music that reaches way, way back to old-timey folk and bluegrass, travels through everything from country, psychedelia and soul to prog, garage and metal, indulges gloriously in the classic rock of the 70s and 80s, and makes occasional side trips into hip-hop, skewed pop and noisey freakouts.

The Kay Brothers After many-a yarn spun at Thanksgiving dinner over the years, two brothers finally decide to form a band together and salute the music traditional to their home: The Ozarks. The mission: to preserve the rural music of our forefathers and mothers that used to fill the wooden barns that once dotted countryside on Saturday night & the small family churches on Sunday morning.

That party is still going on.... it's in your blood.

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David Wax Museum The roots of David Wax Museum stretch back nearly a decade, and all the way from New England to Mexico. As a student at Harvard, Wax began traveling south of the border to study and immerse himself in the country’s traditional music and culture. Back in Boston, he met fiddler/singer Suz Slezak, whose love of traditional American and Irish folk music fused with Wax’s Mexo-Americana into a singular, energetic blend that captivated audiences and critics alike.

Flint Eastwood Much like the city that shapes her work, Detroit-based Jax Anderson, aka Flint Eastwood, wakes up everyday confronting a world that tells us that we are not good enough, not unique enough, not rich, beautiful or smart enough; not the right color; not the right gender. Success is as subjective as it is elusive, but if the debut single “Queen” from Anderson’s Broke Royalty EP reveals anything about the songstress, it’s that she’s everything she needs to be.

Spirit of 76 Fireworks Show We are excited to bring the Spirit of 76 Fireworks show to the Jamboree! Spirit of '76 - for all your fireworks needs!

Come visit or their year-round air conditioned store or their HUGE seasonal tent 3 miles west of the Columbia Mall off I-70 at Midway Exit 121

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Dirtfoot Whether performing on big stages at festivals, or playing intimate setting in pubs and the finer taverns all over the mid west & south, Dirtfoot puts on an uproarious show.

The crowds come to take part in the fun and chaos, hollering to all the calls and responses, shaking their beancans, and getting down with the infectious grooves. There is only one Gypsy Punk Country Grumble Boogie band in the land.

Dirtfoot.

Violet and the Undercurrents Beauty can be found in the river, in its invigorating turns and its kinetic, renewing flow. These qualities permeate the music of Violet and the Undercurrents, whose sophisticated, affecting folk rock sound tells vibrant stories with graceful arcs.

Julian Davis Sweet Rock-&-Roll makes you want to get Funky ... and that's what The Stone Sugar Shakedown is all about.

Each free-spirited performance invites people of all ages to sway, trip, twirl and whirl, while enjoying the good vibes created by The Shakedown's love for sugary harmonies and thumpin' rhythms.

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The Burney Sisters The sisters started singing around the house when they were barely able to walk, with some vocal coaching from Mom, they began harmonizing well before they picked up instruments.

Their soul nurturing sibling harmonies and tunes are reminiscent of The Avett Brothers, Cowboy Junkies, First Aid Kit, Indigo Girls, The Staves, and The Wild Reeds, and their music can be found on itunes, Spotify, Google Play and Amazon.

One Way Traffic One Way Traffic is a St. Louis based Americana/Grassroots band to look out for on the scene. Producing a sound thats influenced by Bluegrass, Americana, Folk and Blues, One Way Traffic is unique in its approach and honest in its delivery. All members are songwriters aiming to keep it fresh and share experiences with the listeners. One Way Traffic is made up of seasoned musicians that are hungry, young, and genuinely enjoy working together -and it shows in the live performance.

Dawson Hollow Missouri native Dawson Hollow is an indie-folk band based out of the Ozark Mountains. Their music encompasses the nostalgia of folk while channeling the urgent and intoxicating energy of indie-rock. In 2017 they completed a crowd-funded Kickstarter campaign raising an impressive $96,000 for their debut record. The album was produced by San Diego native, Ryan Poole, and mixed by Grammy award-winner and Nashville-based producer/mixer, Ryan Hewitt. The band is now signed with Red Letter Management Group

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Beth Bombara Beth Bombara has a folk singer’s head and a rocker’s heart.

Drawing inspiration from the melodies and lyrics of Neko Case and Aimee Mann, along with the hooks and harmonies George Harrison and Tom Petty, she has toured nationally as a headliner and supported shows for Pokey LaFarge, Waxahatchee, and Madisen Ward & the Mama Bear. Her most recent album spent 7 weeks in the top 40 AMA radio charts.

The Comancheros The Comancheros are known for putting on some of the most energetic live shows in the business. However, they’ve been able to bottle up some of their energy into their first full length album that came out on Nov. 23, 2018. The album, Heavy and Western, is comprised of eight tracks which live up to the name of the LP. Heavy and Western comes at the tail end of a highly successful year for The Comancheros.

They’ve released two singles; Time Machine and He was a Preacher as well as played countless live shows and festivals.

The Comancheros are here to stay with an album that’ll make you wanna break out your time machine and have a weekend.

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Clashing Patterns Clashing Patterns is a creative performance arts troupe based out of Columbia, MO. The six-member collective specializes in juggling and showmanship! Clashing Patterns has grown since 2015 into a well-respected regional entertainment group, performing with some of the most well established production companies and venues in the Midwest.

St Louis Sprockets BMX Stunt Show The St. Louis Sprockets have been entertaining kids and adults all over the Midwest with bicycle stunt shows since 1996. Our riders are the best in the region. We provide a professional, mind-blowing stunt show that’s sure to keep everyone talking about your event for a long time. We also bring with us the messages to both kids and adults of bicycle safety and living a drug-free lifestyle.

OK Samaritan Ok Samaritan formed in 2017 and spent nearly one year debating band names and crafting original songs before going public. The group's music spans multiple genres and features heavy riffs and smooth grooves that are bound to resonate with all types of music lovers. You might recognize each member of Ok Samaritan from other mid-Missouri musical projects, both past and present. These bands include: We Live in Public, Decadent Nation, The Royal Furs, Molly Healey Band, and The Ridge Runners.

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Thank you!

For supporting the PEdaler’s Jamboree!

Thank you for joining us on the Jamboree this year! It has been a pleasure hosting this event and seeing cycling friends unite and celebrate a journey on the Katy Trail. I love hearing stories from kids who have grown up participating on the ride with their parents and from people who have made life long friendships on the trail. For me this isn’t much better in life than sharing a weekend with my favorite people on a bicycle trip and sharing a life and a beer or two!

The Pedaler’s Jamboree crew aims to make this ride the best experience that we can for riders of all ages and abilities. Please keep giving us feedback on how we can keep tweaking the event to make it a ride that you look forward to pedaling every year! See you on the trail!

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