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Challenges, Changes & Transformation: Expecting the Unexpected Artist Inside the Art At the Oregon Country Fair site, 2014 has been a very interesting and challenging year. The winter storm last February, along with a fire in our entryway at Dragon Plaza caused us to make some changes to our plans for the year. It also led to quite a few challenges just for us to get back to our normal state of operations. Throughout these trials we have seen great opportunities for positive transformation. I believe we have risen to those challenges in a wonderful way and the amount of giving, from so many to help us get to where we are today, has been absolutely astonishing. The resilience of our site and our community has been truly life affirming. Though some of our plans have changed, we will still be bringing you many of the new things we were expecting to, such as the Flow Zone, our new StewardShip display, some large art installations and quite a few other new surprises. You will also see something new and spectacular rising from the ashes of the fire as you enter the Fair at Dragon Plaza. What won’t change is the spirit that manifests when we all gather together each July in this special place. This year the fruit of all the effort spent to bring you the best Fair ever, while responding to the unexpected, will be that much sweeter. When we collectively overcome such challenges we grow into a stronger and more tightly connected community. I am sure when you join us for the Fair, you will feel the power of that transformational spirit. As we here at the Oregon Country Fair have been learning to expect the unexpected, we invite you to join us for a celebration like no other, where you can expect to experience the power of positive transformation, in delightfully unexpected ways, around every bend in the path. Charlie Ruff, General Manager
This year’s poster artist, Shannaa Trumbly is a third generation Oregonian born into a family of highly creative individualss who always encouraged her unique vision of both oth the natural and imagined world. Shanna is honored to have been chosen sen to create the poster art for the second year in a row. ow. “My desire was to create an irresistible, luring invitation ation inside the peach. An invitation that holds and represents ents the mysterious, enchanting world that we all come together gether to create... the Oregon Country Fair...love is always ways the key.” Find her in booth #952 to gett your poster signed and to see her other original acrylic paintings and prints. Her works can also be found online at www.trumblydesigns.com
Opening Ceremony: FIRE! Please join us for the 2014 Opening Ceremony to honor the Sacred Element Fire at Main Stage, Friday at 11:30. We will awaken the light within our hearts as we kindle a flame and ignite g a Sacred Fire. After the ceremony the hee Fire will be carried to Altared Space where itt will live for the entirety of the weekend.
Child Care Child Care welcomes children between the hours of 11:00 and 6:00 and is $2.00 an hour per child. We’re available 24/7 for lost children. There are two locations: Sesame Street—at the top of the Figure Eight across from the Ritz Sauna, and New Kids—Wally’s Way at the front of the Fair near the entrance gate. Before the Fair, visit ocfchildcare.org or Facebook. com/OCFChildCare.
Stewards of the Land The Oregon Countr y Fair respectfully owns and intentionally stewards our land. It has been used for seasonal gatherings for thousands of years. Join us as we continue the tradition!
White Bird’s Here When You Need to Nest White Bird Rock Medicine provides its unique brand of medical and crisis intervention services at the Fair. A labor of love, healthcare providers donate a variety of free and confidential services, including emergency services. Don’t call 911 - Contact White Bird! Basic First-Aid supplies are available at all INFO Booths. AEDs are stationed throughout the Fair site and are marked on the maps. Outposts are located near the old Fair entrance at Odyssey and Main Stage.
Bedouin Spice Orchestra & Gypsy Dancers
For more information about all things Fair, visit www.oregoncountryfair.org
Access for All Alter Able Access and Advocacy (4A) promotes equal access for all participants. 4A provides some equipment loans, sign language interpreters and other assistance as well as advocacy, education, and advice. Located in the Dragon’s Head at the Fair entrance and also in Community Village. This year, for the first time, there will be some Certified Deaf Interpreters (CDI) present at the OCF. Look for 2 interpreter marks on the schedule to see which stages will have CDI!
Tickets
Camping
Tickets are available at www.ticketswest.com, or call 1-800-992-8499. Cost is $25 for Friday and Sunday, $29 for Saturday. You can also purchase a 3-day ticket for $58. NO tickets are available on the Fair Site.
For neighborhood camping information and tickets call the University of Oregon Ticket Office at (541) 346-4363, or TicketsWest at 1-800-992-8499. There is NO public camping on the OCF site. Check out the “where to stay” page on our website.
Free Fare on the Fair The OCF is purchasing the fare for the entire LTD system for the Fair weekend. You don’t need a ticket and you don’t have to be going to the Fair (although we don’t know why you wouldn’t!) in order to get a free fare on the Fair. You will need a Fair ticket or appropriate credential to access the Fair site. Make sure you have yours before you take that free ride. The LAST BUS LEAVES THE FAIR SITE AT 7:30! LTD schedules are available at the downtown station, at www.ltd.org or by calling (541) 687-5555.
Other Ways to Arrive Coming from the Bay Area? Catch the Green Tortoise. For Tortoise info: www.greentortoise.com. Want to share a ride? Find a link to our Zimride rideboard at www.oregoncountryfair.org/ transportation.php.
Recycle Please The Recycling Crew is dedicated to minimizing the impact that our event has on our land and the planet. You will find collection kiosks throughout the Fair, often staffed by costumed Recyclers who will happily answer your questions. To learn more about what we do, please visit the recycling education kiosk in Energy Park. You might also enjoy our interactive display at the StewardShip booth. Our success depends on you – thank you for recycling responsibly.
Flamenco de la Tota
Paying it Forward
Energy Park
The Fair is truly rooted in philanthropy with the intention of building community and helping it thrive. We have three grantmaking programs: The Bill Wooten Endowment Fund, the Jill Heiman Vision Fund and Board of Directors Donations. To learn more, wander over to Wally’s Way to visit the Galleria Philanthropia booth. The OCF has donated more than $1 million over just the last two decades.
Energy Park showcases innovatively applied technologies and ideas for the sustainable home and industry at large. Informed individuals, non-profits and commercial organizations provide expertise, knowledge and materials to provide an educational environment for all persons involved with or attending the Oregon Country Fair.
The Jill Heiman Vision Fund exemplifies the Fair’s principles of grassroots community action. The fund honors the attorney who helped the Fair become a nonprofit agency and purchase the site.
Charge Your Electric Vehicle For 2014 you can charge your electric vehicle at the Solar Trailer behind cart central. The solar trailer can only charge one vehicle at a time and is first come, first serve. There will be instructions at the charging station on how to hook up your vehicle, when it’s appropriate to unplug another vehicle and any other pertinent information. Availability of energy for vehicle charging has some limitations. Please call 541-913-8551 or 510-331-9603 for more information or technical support when on site.
Join Dr. Stan the Physics Man on Kesey Stage and other presenters to learn about the latest in organic farming, passive solar design, solar hot water and sustainable living. There are lots of new attractions in Energy Park booths and on Kesey Stage this year, from off the grid living, to wind machines and integrated solar, hydro and green building techniques.
Cash, food vouchers and check donations will be matched two-to-one by the Fair, up to $20,000. Wooden donation boxes can be found at all Info Booths. Donations are tax-deductible; include address for mailed receipt. Since 1996, the fund has donated more than $318,000. Together we are making a difference in our community. Thank you! This year, the Fair’s Bill Wooten Endowment Fund awarded a total of $14,000 to support nonprofit organizations serving youth in the Fern Ridge area. The grants tangibly represent our deep appreciation of our home community.
DR. ATOMOIC’S MEDICINE SHOW
Take a Slice of the Peach Home Commemorative Sales offers an array of artistic items based on Shanna Trumbly’s art for the 2014 Oregon Country Fair posters. Items include a variety of t-shirts for adults and kids, water bottles, tank tops and hooded sweatshirts. Commemorative Sales has two locations at Country Fair, the main spot at the Left Bank History Booth and a smaller outlet next to Odyssey across from Rabbit Hole.
History Booth The Oregon Country Fair History Booth displays all 45 years of Fair posters created by many talented artists. Find your friends and photos of Fairies throughout the years as well as Fair memorabilia of all kinds. Featured at two locations: at the entrance to the Fair at the Front Porch and on the Left Bank at Commemorative Sales.
Altar your Space Altared Space provides a sacred respite from the joyful cacophony of the Fair. You’ll find a multidenominational sacred altar and opportunities to participate in sacred prayerful activities around a sacred fire. Meditate and refresh soulfully and spiritually in a quiet wooded space, where skilled Altared Space Healing and Advice practitioners offer their gifts. Located on Strawberry Lane near Shady Grove.
KAAHELE
Culture Jam Three weeks after the Country Fair, a special event takes place: Culture Jam! It happens on a portion of the Fair site called Alice’s Wonderland. For eight fun-filled days, dozens of 14-18 year olds come together with 28 inspired artists, dancers, percussionists, circus artists, naturalists and social revolutionaries to change the world! For more info call (541) 465-2230.
Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time. Steven Wright
Ritz Sauna and Showers
FARAFINA KAN
Make a visit to the Ritz Sauna and Showers part of your Oregon Country Fair experience! Located on Sesame Street, The Ritz offers open air and private showers, two traditional saunas, live music, drying fires, and deluxe tub rooms in an art-filled, elegant, spa environment that rejuvenates the mind and body. Towel rentals are available. Closed for deep cleaning 3:304:40 pm. Women’s Hour, Friday 4:30-6:00 pm. Alter-able accessible.
Visit with Fair Elders in the Still Living Room Take a break in our shady enclave on Strawberry Lane near Jill’s Crossing. Hear about the Oral Histories project, our proposed low power FM station, KOCF, or visit the beautiful Memorial Kiosk, where you can hang personal remembrances of Fair participants who have moved on to new adventures. Don’t miss our four historical Timelines. Each beautiful 3’ x 7’ panel depicts a decade of Fair magic and outlines important issues that have faced the OCF. This year we’ll be unveiling the first decade of the millennium. The Elders also display photographs and OCF memorabilia in the Still Living Room. Terry Baxter, an archivist in real life and one of the main champions promoting the OCF official archives, will be available to answer any questions about the Fair’s plans to start an archives in the Still Living Room, Fri 2:00-4:00; Sat & Sun 12:00-2:00. Terry is a wealth of information about how archives are started, maintained and used and anyone interested in this OCF project can connect with him then. Of course, come hear Jim Page, Seattle singer and songwriter, at 3:00 Saturday, turning our lives and struggles into music as they happen.
Help Carve a Story Pole Pitch in! Come watch, carve, paint or contribute to the completion of this unique public art project. It’s your opportunity to help finish the North Coast inspired Story Pole. It’s ALL HAPPENING on Sesame Street past Child Care near the Ritz Sauna. See www.Ritzsauna.com or stop by to find out how you can support this project! The completed Pole will be raised on site in 2015.
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Ark Park Demonstrations & Workshops Friday
Saturday
Sunday
11:00 Traditional Basketry Demonstration–West Coast & Willamette Valley Margaret Mathewson Natural Pigment Paints’ Carol Mathewson 12:00 Archaeology of the Country Fair 1:00 Hide Tanning Woniya Thiebault 2:00 Cordage, Basketry Ed Willie and Dana Hawke Hide Tanning Issa Sava-Sturm Stick Games Kyle Engen 3:00 Buckskin Clothing Discussion Michelle Richards 4:00 Traditional Basketry Demonstration–Great Basin Margaret Mathewson Natural Pigment Paints Carol Mathewson 5:00-7:00 Open Workshops and Demos
11:00 Traditional Basketry Demonstration–Great Basin Margaret Mathewson Natural Pigment Paints Carol Mathewson 12:00 Archaeology of the Country Fair 1:00 Hide Tanning Woniya Thiebault 2:00 Shell Bead Making Ed Willie and Dana Hawke Hide Tanning Issa Sava-Sturm 4:00 Traditional Basketry Demonstration–West Coast and Willamette Valley Margaret Mathewson Natural Pigment Paints Carol Mathewson 5:00 Cattail Dolls and Cordage Michelle Richards Stick Games Kyle Engen 6:00 Open Workshops and Demos
11:00 Natural Pigment Paints Carol Mathewson 12:0 Hide Tanning Woniya Thiebault Stick Games Kyle Engen 1:00 Cordage, Basketry, Shell Bead Making Ed Willie and Dana Hawke 2:00 Hide Tanning Issa Sava-Sturm 3:00 Natural Pigment Paints Carol Mathewson 4:00 Cattail Dolls and Cordage Michelle Richards 5:00-7:00 Open Workshops and Demos
Ark Park Join us at Arch Park and time travel back to engage with activities that have occurred on this land for more than 11,000 years. Through workshops and presentations, learn about the Kalapuya, their history and their world from the past and present.
Community Village Workshop Schedules Bird Walk– Meet @ Come-Unity House: SAT ~ 8:00am & SUN ~ 7:00am
AA Meeting: ~Tipi: Daily 9:00am & 9:00pm
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
11–7 All Day Plant Clinic–Come-Unity House 11–7 Honey Bee Observation Hive–Wild Edibles Booth 11:00 Frog’s Joke Workshop for Kids–Stage Unleash The Beast: Primal Play Shop–Yurt Dude Dojo: Bros Have Feelings too–Tipi 12:00 Women’s Grounding Circle–Yurt Building Community Relationships–Tipi Seed Bombs Workshop!–Arts Booth 1:00 Dances of Universal Peace–Village Green Narcotics Anonymous Open Meeting–Yurt Living in an Intentional Community–Tipi Make a Miniature Fairy–Arts Booth Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Talk–Wild Edibles Booth 2:00 Polyamory 101: Bring Your Curiosity–Yurt Making Music for Social Change–Tipi Fairy Wands–Arts Booth 3:00 ReWild Your Gut! A Facilitated Discussion on All Things Fermentation–Village Green Heart of Now: Connective, Heartwarming Fun– Yurt Courageous Kids: Support for Grieving Children Who’ve Lost a Parent–Tipi Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Talk–Wild Edibles Booth 4:00 Creating Sacred Ceremony and Art–Yurt Africa in the Dreamtime: Stories from East Africa–Tipi 5:00 Mindfreedom Presents: A Day of Community Care–Village Green Yoga for Planetary Healing–Yurt Maiden Rites of Passage–Tipi 6:00 Cannabis Law and Politics Update–Yurt Parents, Knowledge & Morality–Tipi
11–7 All Day Plant Clinic–Come-Unity House 11–7 Honey Bee Observation Hive–Wild Edibles Booth 11:00 Frog’s Joke Workshop for Kids–Stage Qi Gong–Yurt 12:00 Women’s Grounding Circle–Yurt Live Your Myth, Plot your Path–Tipi Seed Bombs Workshop!–Arts Booth 1:00 Dances of Universal Peace–Village Green Narcotics Anonymous Open Meeting–Yurt Musician’s Rules: Playing for Free–Tipi Make a Miniature Fairy–Arts Booth Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Talk–Wild Edibles Booth 2:00 Polyamory 101: Bring your Curiosity–Yurt Yantra Design: A Hands on Approach to Sacred Geometry–Tipi Fun with Godseyes–Arts Booth 3:00 Theater for Social Change–Village Green Heart of Now: Connective, Heartwarming FunYurt Squirt-A-Shirt- Make Your Own Tie Dye T-Shirt– Arts Booth Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Talk–Wild Edibles Booth 4:00 Unleash the Beast: A Primal Play Shop–Yurt Open Heart Meditation–Tipi 5:00 Mindfreedom Presents: A Legacy of Lunacy– Village Green Gender Diversity Sharing Circle–Yurt Mother Rites of Passage–Tipi Character Face Painting–Arts Booth 6:00 Lessons Learned from Community Life–Yurt Owning Art: Moral & Legal Rights–Tipi
11–7 All Day Plant Clinic–Come-Unity House 11–7 Honey Bee Observation Hive–Wild Edibles Booth 11:00 Frog’s Joke Workshop for Kids–Village Green Reclaiming the Peaceful Power of Masculinity– Tipi Fairy Wands–Arts Booth 12:00 Women’s Grounding Circle–Yurt Art & The Movement–Tipi Fun with Godseyes–Arts Booth 1:00 Dances of Universal Peace–Village Green Narcotics Anonymous Open Meeting–Yurt Kids Yoga–Tipi Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Talk–Wild Edibles Booth 2:00 Unleash the Beast: Primal Play Shop–Yurt 3:00 Matura & Friends- Gypsy Kirtan & Soul–Village Green Heart of Now: Connective, Heartwarming Fun – Yurt Ecofeminism: Theory, Action and Practice–Tipi Squirt-A-Shirt- Make Your Own Tie Dye T-Shirt –Arts Booth Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Talk–Wild Edibles Booth 4:00 Exercises for Improving Intimacy–Yurt Open Heart Meditation–Tipi 5:00 Mindfreedom Presents: A Day of Pride–Village Green Crone Rites of Passage–Tipi
Community Village Community Village, located between Energy Park and the Main Stage, is dedicated to education, information access and networking for progressive social change. We work to create a Village Vision of love, peace, trust, justice, cooperation, equality and social service. Participate in a multitude of workshops, listen to a speaker or take in a tune on the Village Stage.
MANOUCHE-NOIR
CAROLYN CRUSO
2014 MUSIC, VAUDEVILLE AND SPOKEN WORD ARTISTS
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A L ITTLE B IT O FF P RESENTS : BEAU & AERO - Two Clown Aviators fall short. Beau and Aero,twoincompetentaviators, explore flight, failure and the world around them in this physical theater production. The show combines elements of clown, mime, acrobatics and object theater in a world designed to let the imagination soar.Daredevil Palace Fri 2:30; Sat 11:30; Sun 12:30
A COUSTIC M INDS
- A Soul-tronic New Millennium Dance-Pop band from Portland, OR. Comprised of lead vocalists Amanda and Jenni Price, vocalist and keyboardist Aaron Altemose, key bassist Josh Lorenzen. Their unique sound blends electronic dance music with Pop, House, Trance, Dubstep, Hip-hop and RnB to create symphonic masterpieces www. acousticmindsmusic.com Kesey Stage Fri 11:15; Monkey Palace Fri 1:00; Sat 5:00
ADAM EAST & KRIS DEELANE - Raw roots rock, infectious energy, catchy songs, intricate vocals and harmonies and pure love! Hoarse Chorale Fri 2:45; Blue Moon Sat 1:00 A LCYON M ASSIVE
- Signature sound of backwoods hip-hop meets roots reggae harken back to the Heaven at hand foretold by elders of earlier times. His music has struck a chord and the positive vibrations are creating waves of peace rippling through reality. Hoarse Chorale Fri 4:15; Main Stage Sat 12:35; Front Porch Sun 6:00
ALICE DIMICELE - Seeks to uplift the human experience through music. Her lyrics are love incantations to the elements earth, water, fire and air. Drawing from folk, jazz, funk, rock and soul, DiMicele’s acoustic music creates a fresh funky stew all her own. Bonnie Raitt says “Alice’s music has that great combination of earthiness and groove that keeps it funky from the inside out. She’s for real.” Youth Stage Fri 6:00; Main Stage Sat 11:30; Hoarse Chorale Sun 4:15
ANCHEN TEXTER
Whole Body Healer, intuitive massage therapist and shamanic healer, interested in all aspects of health and healing, rooted in her own journey back to wellness. Working to make people feel better by empowering themselves to feel healthy and whole through education and self care for body and mind. Chez Ray’s Fri 2:00
ARI LESSER Entertaining, inspirational and educational. He virtually animates words as he raps the truth from their perspective; historical, fictional, or even non-human. An international spoken word artist with a degree in Political Science. Main Stage Fri 11:00; Rabbit Hole Fri 5:00; Sat 1:00; Spirit Tower Sun 1:30 BABY GRAMPS - Gramps is celebrating his 50th year of playing an assortment of Antique National Steel guitars. He performs loose interpretations, crossing genres, dismantling and reassembling songs, as in Dada. Come see him with his mystery band and mystery guests. www.babygramps.com Blue Moon Fri 3:30; Shady Grove Sat 4:45
BAILEE JORDYN - A wide style and genre including country, pop and classics from days long before her time; all infused with a bit of jazz! Her eclectic playlist spans many generations of songs to suit all age groups. Youth Stage Sun 3:00
BANANGO AND SMOOPIE - Professional children’s entertainers from the Bay Area who have been performing since 2010. Their high-energy shows for children ages 3-8 burst at the seams with hilarious age-appropriate comedy, music and interactive magic empowering the audience to participate and make miracles happen! Youth Stage Fri 12:30 BEATS ANTIQUE-
Looping & layering live instruments to the choreographed dancing of Zoë Jakes, this unique performance is a union of old and new schools. With infusions of Middle Eastern, down tempo-hop, gypsyjazz, and a myriad of electronic styles, their music brings to life an exquisite audio & visual kaleidoscope. Enjoy hypnotic rhythms & elegant melodies merged with meticulously crafted beats. Main Stage Fri 5:30
B ESO N EGRO
– All-star lineup brings drive and passion to Gypsy Swing. Love for tradition has collided with a modern sensibility and has transformed the genre into a vibrant new beast. Darker, faster, more danceable, more blues, more Gypsy, Beso Negro brings Jazz Manouche to a new generation. Hoarse Chorale Fri 1:15; Blue Moon Sun 6:00
BILL AYERS, BERNARDINE DOHRN & JEFF JONES Friday: day-to-day political experiences and exploring activist life. Saturday; what we do, where we live and work, related to the global community issues related to Climate Justice, sustainability, GMO seeds/ crops, privatization of water. Front Porch Fri 4:00; Sat 1:30
BLUE LOTUS – This award winning group has been shaking up the jam music scene on the West Coast with their unique style of music that fuses blues, rock and roll, jazz, funk, bluegrass and Americana music into one improvisational, ecstatic ride. You don’t want to miss a chance to see them live! Shady Grove Fri 6:00; Hoarse Chorale Sat 2:45 BONGO LOVE
- Brings you ‘Afrocoustics’ straight from Zimbabwe. Experience a fusion of guitar and traditional African acoustic instruments; the mbira, the marimba, the djembe/bongo, and the congas. Their original songs and vibrant dances have captured audiences for over a decade. Monkey Palace Fri 6:00; Sun 1:00; Morningwood Odditorium Sat 4:30
BRIAN CUTEAN (QTN) - Playing OCF since the dawn of Dr. Leakey back in 1988. Wild tales filled with wordplay, wonder and colorful guitar, this band is elastic, spontenacious and splendicious. QTN’s wordplay metafables roll off the tongue, and his wry whole wheat sensibility is laughable, affable and unforgettable. Shady Grove Sat 1:00; Blue Moon Sun 4:45
CALEB STINE - The Baltimore Sun has called
Caleb Stine the “lynchpin of the Baltimore folk scene.” And like his Baltimore home, Stine keeps his music honest, hardworking, genuine and unafraid to tell it like it is. His sixth album Maybe God Is Lonely Too was released on April 12, 2014. Shady Grove Sat 12:00; Blue Moon Sun 11:00
CAROLINE BAUER – A folk singer-songwriter best known for her poetic lyrics and powerful love songs. Bauer pairs intricate acoustic guitar playing with her pure and haunting voice to create a vulnerable and unprocessed folk sound that is unique to her own personal style. Blue Moon Fri 11:00; Shady Grove Sat 2:15 C A R O LY N C R U S O – A c c l a i m e d
multiinstrumentalist and composer, equally at home on hammered dulcimer, flute, guitar and vocals. “Intricate, delicate and complex...evocative, conjuring up images and emotional landscapes. Delightful and joyous.” Blue Moon Sat 11:00; Shady Grove Sun 11:00
CASEY NEILL & FRIENDS - Songwriter and band leader has performed his blend of Celtic, post-punk and Americana throughout the US, Europe and Japan. His new record is All You Pretty Vandals. Neill’s songs eschew irony in favor of romance, celebrate society’s miscreants and explore the hidden corners of the American landscape. Blue Moon Fri 4:45; Hoarse Chorale Sun 2:45
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diner, somewhere off Route 66 in the 1950s. They capture the spirit of classic country duos with a contemporary West Coast sensibility. Hoarse Chorale Fri 12:00; Shady Grove Sat 6:00
CROW DRUMMERS - Based in Olympia, WA. They were formed to support the annual Procession of the Species, representing crows. We play original songs, strongly influenced by the rhythms of the Hamana region of Guinea in West Africa, on a family of Dunun drums with a lead djembe player. Kesey Stage Sat 3:15 DAVID JACOBS-STRAIN – A fierce slide guitar player and song poet known for his virtuosity and spirit of emotional abandon. Live shows move from humorous, subversive blues to delicate balladry, and then swing back to swampy rock & roll. Come rock the blues with special guest Bob Beach. Main Stage Fri 1:20; Shady Grove Sun 1:00 DIRTWIRE - Sits on the back porch of Americana’s future, an amalgamation of traditional instrumentation, world-beat percussion, and electronic soundscapes. Comprised of multi-instrumentalist David Satori (Beats Antique) and Evan Fraser (Hamsa Lila; Stellamara). A rebirth of Americana and a beacon for a postmillennial return to downhome goodness. Hoarse Chorale Sun 5:45
C ASSANDRA R OBERTSON
- A genuine troubadour, a conduit for all things positive, shedding light on the unlimited potential of the heart and mind. She will elevate and inspire, reminding us we can create the world we truly desire. The Time is Now. www.cassandrarobertson. com. Community Village Stage Sat 4:00
DON TIPPING: EARTH STORIES Father, farmer and steward of agrarian renaissance at the Seven Seeds Farm, practicing biodynamics and permaculture in producing abundance for generations among the evolving harmonious interactions between people, the elements, soil, animals and s p i r i t u a l f o rc e s . Rabbit Hole Sat 6:00; Chez Ray’s Sun 3:00
JOEY CHANG AKA CELLOJOE
- Combining cello with beatboxing, he has created a unique genre: Classical Hip Hop. His beatboxing (vocal percussion) and funky cello grooves form a rich soundscape for intelligent lyrics. His music spreads love, joy, laughter and conscious vibrations. Morningwood Odditorium Fri 5:45; Youth Stage Sat 3:00; Monkey Palace Sun 3:00
DR. ATOMIC’S MEDICINE SHOW
CHIEF PLEASURE
DR. BRAUNER’S SNAKE OIL And his lovely assistant present - Malignant United States Maladaptive Pathocentric Wallstreet Enriched Death Spiral Syndrome, or MUSMPWEDSS for short: One man’s sorrow is another man’s riches. Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what corporations can do for your legislators. Rabbit Hole Sat 5:00
Are a relatively new funk group that started practicing re g u l a r l y f o r OCF and other venues. Members of the group have played with Halie Loren and Paul Biondi and regularly perform with Stone Cold Jazz at the Jazz Station. Youth Stage Sat 4:00
COMPTON THE COMPOST PUPPET AND OLIVE THE PEACE DOVE - Toni “Tone” Mikulka brings her giant flying bird kite puppets and her walking talking compost pile puppets to delight and inspire Fair goers. Youth Stage Sun 11:45
COPPER & COAL - Classic country honky-tonk harmony. You just might swear you’re hearing it through a jukebox in a roadside
At the Fair almost every year since 1980. We perform political satire, making fun of what desperately needs to be made fun of. We do this in the form of original skits with original music. Dr. Atomic celebrates its 40th year! www.myspace.com/doctoratomics Kesey Stage Fri 3:15; Community Village Sat 2:00; Stage Left Sun 12:40
D REAME S CAPE T HEATER WITH A RI L YNN , MICHAELL LYNN & MEG RUSSELL - From Portland, OR. They perform live theater, performance art and do event production, of vaudeville and cirque nouveau performance. “We Believe” is set in the Fairy Forest where two lost fairies get rescued by the Fairy Queen. [Dreamscape Theater continued…] Mighty Tiny Puppet Stage Fri 12:30; Sat 1:30 & 4:30; Sun 12:30 & 3:30
CASEY NEILL
EUGENE POETRY SLAM
EARTHCAPADES
- Unique and memorable performances blend circus, music, magic, and storytelling to inspire environmental awareness and respect for Mother Earth. EarthCapades is a true family act, featuring Lissin & Hearty and their 7-year-old son, Kai. Come on out and join the fun! Kesey Stage Fri 5:15; Youth Stage Sun 2:00
EDGEBREAKERS - All-ages Breakdance Workshop and Jam - returning this year with 3 original members along with some young students, will lead audience members through basic break dancing moves to then be part of the show at the end! Youth Stage Fri 4:00
ENCIRCLE FILMS
Vicki Anderson, hosting - GIMME SHELTER; Is This Asking Too Much w/ Wayne Martin. Front Porch Fri 2:00. Dr. Brauner’s SNAKE OIL advocating universal health care w/Dr. Mark Brauner. Rabbit Hole Sat. 5:00. FOOD AND COMMUNITY RIGHTS, LAND USE w/ Anne Kneeland and Michelle Holman. Front Porch Sun 1:30
EUGENE POETRY SLAM
This team of spoken word artists is serving up a raw combination of courage and craft. Sometimes fierce, sometimes funny, always fabulous -- these poets are ready to break your heart, and heal it open. Chez Ray’s Fri, Sat, Sun 12:00
EUGENE’S FARAFINA KAN - “The Sound of Africa.” These Guinean artists trained at the esteemed Centre D’art Acrobatique KEITA Fodéba (TINAFAN) in Conakry. From Africa to America, they bring an explosive combination of traditional drumming, dancing and singing with acrobatics, capoeira and breakdancing. Morningwood Odditorium Sun 4:30
EVA EDELMAN A Green Mental Health researcher and educator and the author of two widely acclaimed books, which present natural approaches to the treatment of mental disorders. Her work focuses on nutrients, herbs and biotypes, as well as the role of allergies, toxins and physical health. Chez Ray’s Fri 5:00 EVERYONE ORCHESTRA-
Balances the tightrope of live conducted musical improvisation with audience participation. This incredible musical journey features: Jeff Pevar (C.S.N.): David Satori (Beats Antique): Trevor Garrod & Reed Mathis (Tea Leaf Green): Lebo (ALO): Jamie Janover: ReSUNator: + Special guests and of course your conductor extraordinaire Matt Butler. Main Stage Sat 5:40
FAE DIDDLE DIDDLE
- Has been entertaining children for over 12 years and started an entertainment company called Happily Ever Laughter. Take a peek here at www. happilyeverlaughterparties.com. She is beyond excited at the possibility of bringing a touch of magic and a lot of sparkle to your incredible festival. Youth Stage Sat 11:00
FANTUZZI
A near-mythical creature who often manifests as a haze of ecstatic dance, is on a mission to share joy, love & delight in life. A fascinating global troubadour with musical and spiritual collaborations, his performances are a mix of sounds and sensations, a transformational adventure. Rabbit Hole Fri 2:00
F LAMEBUOYANT P RODUCTIONS
- Shireen is Flamebuoyant Productions (and part of OCF’s own Girl Circus)! She can walk on
EVA EDELMAN
stilts, fly through the air, climb on her friends, light things on fire--all with a smile on her face. Come join the circus, you can do it too! The Bubble: Flow Zone Fri 1:45; Sun 3:30
FREE PILE SIRKUS - Nobody really knows how the father/daughter duo started, however some might say that they stumbled across a Box of Bad Ideas. Once they discovered the magical wonders of their new friend BOBI they took to the streets of their home town and created Free Pile Sirkus! Kesey Stage Sat 11:15 FREMONT PLAYERS
- From the Center of the Universe, present - Beauty and the Beast! Come experience the best British Panto this side of the Pond. You’ll find men dressed as women, women dressed as men, clowns, live music, original songs, outrageous gags, colorful costumes, and swashbuckling fun for the whole family! Morningwood Odditorium Fri, Sat & Sun 12:00 & 3:00.
GARDEN BURLESQUE - Aren’t you curious what your salad thinks? Ever wondered how your garden feels? The point of view of produce, the perspective of a pea plant. Special guests include Starena Sparktacular and her vaudeville vegetables. It’s a Garden Variety Show! Catch the Ag Alley Reachout Rally for a sneak peek. Kesey Stage Sun 3:15 GEEZ LOUISE - Are simply a group of musical friends that get together for fun times. They like to listen and play old songs that have been passed around for generations. 5 Piece line up, they play ragtime, swing, country blues, etc. Youth Stage Sat & Sun 5:00
GIRL CIRCUS - Grab your broomstick and let’s fly ‘cause GIRL CIRCUS is bringing WITCHES to the Oregon Country Fair with multitudes of enchantresses, hedgewitches, evil ones and pointy hats. Flying, spinning and casting spells this show will enchant everyone in your family. W. C. Fields Fri 5:30; Sat 2:30; Sun 1:30 GISELE NETT
Quirky, lovable, German goofball, grand optimist and elegant absurdist, telling stories of heroic-ish adventures and tiny, monumental moments. From bug saving and bungee jumping to bod-mod and monks, Gisele talks of “nothing in particular and everything that matters.” Chez Ray’s Fri 4:00; Spirit Tower Sun 3:00
GLORIA BENDI – A flamenco group led by Luis de la Tota, a Gitano from the city of Jerez, Spain–one of the birthplaces of flamenco. He is one of the top percussionists/palmeros on the professional flamenco circuit. The group features Northwest talent and guests from Spain. www.escueladeritmo.com/ Gypsy Caravan Fri & Sat 3:30
INCUBATORS
GISELE NETT
COPPER & COAL
describes as “Afro-Mediterranean Gypsy trance music.” The blending of these elements results in a fresh new organic sound. www.myspace. com/priyoandgipsymoon Community Village Stage Fri 4:00; Front Porch Fri 6:00; Sun 2:30
songs, eclectic takes on indie & classic rock favorites and are known for exciting fresh improvisations that fuse many genres to create a truly unique sound and memorable mood. Youth Stage Sat 6:00
HAUTE TRASH - Your Trash. Wear it out. Haute
JASON WEBLEY
Trash celebrates its 31st anniversary and our 14th year at OCF. We bring you 3 generations of fashionistas and are proud to say we now have members all over the world and produce shows annually in Oregon, Washington, California, Hawaii and Missouri. Stage Left Fri 11:30 & 3:30; Sat 11:30 & 3:30; Sun 11:00 & 3:00
HELLO DOLLFACE
- A well-lit female-fronted eclectic soulchild born into a sea of evocative bass heavy, disco-plated live percussive backbeats. Hello Dollface is a CO-based Independent Soul project comprised of Ashley Edwards and Jesse Ogle and travels as a 2-10 piece live band. www. hellodollfacemusic.com Kesey Stage Fri 4:15; Community Village Stage Fri 6:00
HENRIK BOTHE - What could possibly go wrong? 1/2 of the Bellini Twins and 1/2 of The Flaming Heterosexuals now perform solo with the next generation. Wacky Witty Vaudeville. W.C. Fields Fri 11:30; Daredevil Palace Fri 3:30; Sat 2:30; Sun 11:30
HURQALYA – A rotating cast of talented regional musicians led by multi-instrumentalist Doug S h a f e r. T h e y draw inspiration from the various cultures surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, adding in a jazz influence. Six professional guest belly dancers will perform with the band. http://www.doug-shafer.com/; www. facebook.com/pages/Hurqalya/ Gypsy Caravan Fri 5:00 INDUBIOUS- From the depths of the Rogue Valley, these intergalactic reggae revolutionaries combine dance hall & dub with electro fusion jams that leaves a wake of positive vibes. Come join the conscience revolt & connect to the world of rightful speaking & living. Main Stage Sun 2:20
INSPIRE
AT S PIRIT T OWER Spontaneous conscious collaborations featuring performances by the inspire tribe; live grooves by Ishi Woods and Dorian Crow with Marv Ellis raps, Iana’s spoken word and featuring Freewill of the Luminaries, Lafa Taylor, Valentina(vrgnz) and live art by KAUZ. Spontaneous open mic with talent fresh off the paths! Spirit Tower Fri, Sat, Sun 4:00
JANET BATES BAND - Original, sociopolitical folk
- Features members of Dead Americans, Van Wenda, Brett Estep Group and several other Oregon bands. Drawing from various backgrounds, they create a dynamic mix of atmospherically charged rock, with a few twists along the path. www.facebook.com/brettestepmusic Community Village Stage Sat 6:00; Kesey Stage Sun 6:15
music with a Celtic flavor. Great rhythms with meaningful comments on the events of our times. Heartfelt earthbound music. Janet is lead vocalist and 12 string guitar player, Mark plays cahone, djumbai, dumbek, Ken plays irish bouzouki, guitar, mandolin and vocal harmonies as well. www.facebook.com/pages/Janet-Bates Community Village Stage Fri 2:00; Shady Grove Sun 12:00
GYPSY MOON W/PRIYO & FRIENDS Elements of both pure flamenco and nuevo flamenco, combined with electronic variances in what he
JASON BAILEY & FRIENDS – Bring the fun, with a captivating multifaceted performance sure to entertain all! They play creative original
GREAT BEE YAWNED
JAY HOGAN
- Soulful, stomping, worldwandering troubadour. Monkey Palace Fri 4:00
JAY HOGAN
He offers a fun introduction to the physics of how things vibrate. Learn about how harmonic vibration allows us to enjoy music and have language, and even affects things like bridges and volcanoes! Rabbit Hole Sat 3:00
JAYA LAKSHMI AND ANANDA Open the heart to joy with kirtan chanting (call and response singing), mantra repetition and original songs. A rare and powerful expression of the divine feminine and masculine dancing in harmony. www.JayaLakshmiAndAnanda.com Front Porch Fri 11:00; Sat 5:30; Sun 11:00 JAWZ THE MUSICAL - In 3-D! is proudly presented by The Saloon Ensemble. This original, multi-dimensional, sing-a-longable, musical comedy takes unexpected twists and turns for a hysterically absurd retelling of the legendary shark tale. Ridiculous fun for all ages (assuming they manage to tone down their impulses for adult humor)!! Morningwood Odditorium, Fri, Sat & Sun 1:30. JEFF CROSBY & THE REFUGEES- Melding timeless Americana with roots rock & soaring guitar, the refugees will take you on a musical journey through the heart of the past while staying focused & rooted on the present. Idaho native & world traveler, Crosby’s music has that innate ability to speak to the head & the heart while shaking your musical booty. Main Stage Sun 12:50
JENNIFER CHAMBERS Having had to relearn life from walking and talking to tying her own shoelaces after a car accident when she was 15, Jennifer is an outstanding example of the message she conveys as an inspirational speaker and teacher of creative writing. Chez Ray’s Sat 1:00 JERRY JOSEPH
- Righteous rocker, hyperobservant cultural observer, spiritual & political firebrand, force of nature live performer, the bedrock of what he does has always been songwriting of the highest caliber. Blue Moon Fri 2:15; Shady Grove Sun 2:15
JET BLACK PEARL - Flying Dutchwoman of the Accordion - Jet was born in Amsterdam and now lives in Paris and Oakland. She sings stories about slugs in love, criminal gurus and hallucinating butterflies while beatboxing and playing the accordion, loopstation, toy-piano and flute. A drunk witness in Montreal, “This woman is crazy!” Stage Left Fri 5:30; Sat 2:00; Sun 1:30; Monkey Palace Sat 12:00 JIM PAGE- Named by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, “One Of The 50 Most Influential Musicians In Seattle History,” Jim Page’s songs are covered by The Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges and Roy Bailey. “If Jim Page ain’t the bastard son of Woody Guthrie, I’m T-Bone Walker” – Robert Hunter. www.jimpage. net/ Shady Grove Fri 2:15; Blue Moon Sat 12:00; Main Stage Sun 11:50; Community Village Stage Sun 4:00
Community Village
EVERYONE ORCHESTRA
11:00 11:30 Opening 11:30 Ceremony 12:00 12:00 12:00 Sol Percy Hilo 12:30 Seed & Friends 1:00 1:20 1:30 1 Davidd Jacobs2:00 2:00 2 Strain Janet Bates 2:30 2 Band 2:40 Qviolin aka 33:00 Quetzal Guerrero 33:30 4:00 4:00 4:00 Gypsy March Moon Fourth 4:30 Marching 5:00 Band 5:30 5:30 Beats 6:00 Antique 6:00 Hello Dollface 6:30
Main Stage
12:00
Manouche Noir
11:00
The Littlest Birds
Shady Grove
Acoustic Minds
11:15
Kesey Stage @ Energy Park
12:00
Gypsy Caravan
11:30
Henrik Bothe
WC Fields
12:00
Spirit Tower
UNDERMIND
GIRL CIRCUS
Sean Belly 12:15 Ahearn Dance Revolving 12:30 12:30 Door: Singer/ Lesson with Mud Bay The Royal Claudia Songwriter 1:00 Famille Du1:00 Jugglers Showcase Swami Caniveaux Morning 1:00-3:00 Beyondan1:15 Ritual The 1:30 1:30 anda Vakasara Bedouin UMO Yippee Ki Spice Ensemble Yay Cabaret 2:15 2:15 Orchestra Chris 2:30 Jim Page 2:30 & Gypsy Herman: A Little 2:30 The Royal Caravan Solar Bit Off Laurence Famille DuStage Enthusiast Presents Cole & Dancers Caniveaux Beau & Aimee 3:15 Band Aero Ringle Dr. 3:30 3:30 3:30 Atomic’s 3:30 Gloria NANDA The Chris i Medicine Henrik Bendi 10-Year Chandler Show Bothe Flamenco Anniv. 4:00-7:00 Show 4:15 Inspire Show 4:30 Hello at the The Royal 4:30 Dollface 4:45 Spirit Famille DuRose-City Scott Law Tower 5:00-7:00 Caniveaux Acro Devils 5:15 Hurqalya Earth5:30 5:30 with Guest Capades The Flying GIRL Belly 6:00 Buttresses CIRCUS Dancers 6:15 w/Charlie Blue Lotus Sweet Brown Home & Rhys Thomas
Strangely Jeremiah
11:30
Daredevil Palace
Tom Noddy
12:00
Rabbit Hole
4:00
6:00
Wonderful Wizard of Maz
Ari Lesser
5:00
11:30
Stage Left
Chez Ray’s 11:00
Kudana
Monkey Palace
Mighty Tiny Puppet Theatre 11:00
Hoarse Chorale
Morningwood Odditorium
THE OCF AGAIN WELCOMES LIVE BROADCASTS EVERY DAY: KLCC FM 89.7, KLCC.ORG AT MAIN STAGE AND KRVM FM 91.9 AT THE BLUE MOON STAGE.
THE BLACKBERRY BUSHES STRINGBAND
Caroline The 11:30 Haute Trash Bauer Red Yarn: Blackberry Fashion Bushes Deep 12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00 Show Stringband Woods Zero Shovelman Eugene Fremont 12:00 12:00 Gravity w/ Poetry Players: 12:30 Stage Left f Copper & Beauty and Kenny Reed Slammers DreamsVaudeville Coal the Beast 1:00 cape 1:00 Show 1:00 Kaahele Theater: Acoustic Nancy 1:10 1:15 We Believe Minds Metaphysical Hopps Beso 1:30 Circus 1:30 Negro Red Yarn: Theatre w/ 2:00 Saloon 2:00 Deep Zan & Noah Anchen Mandalyn Ensemble: Woods 2:15 May 2:00 JAWZ Texter JJerry MadCap 2:30 Joseph Vaudeville RePuppets: 2:45 The Recy- Adam East 3:00 3:00 3:00 Suzi Strangely cle, Reuse, & Kris Fremont 3:30 Repurpose Prozanski Deelane 3:30 Players: Haute Trash w/ Mark Revue Baby Beauty and Fashion Miller 3:30 Gramps the Beast Show Red Yarn: 4:00 4:00 4:00 Deep Jason 4:15 4:30 Gisele Stage Left Woods Webley Alcyon Mud Porch 4:45 Nett 4:30 Massive Casey Neill Vaudeville 5:00 Show Shae Uisna & Friends 5:00 Robin Puppets: Eva Jackson Sistah Fox 5:30 Edelman Band & and Little Jet Black 6:00 5:45 Nomad 5:45 Dog Pearl Lewi Dance Medium Cello Joe Longmire Troy 6:00 & the Left Bongo Coast Love Roasters
11:00
Blue Moon
BEATS ANTIQUE
Gypsy Moon w/ Priyo and Friends
6:00
Bill Ayres, Bernardine Dohrn, Jeff Jones
4:00
Tom Noddy
Patch Adams
3:00
Wayne Martin
2:00
1:00
John Perkins
Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda
11:00
Front Porch
Johnny Lake
3:00
Fantuzzi
2:00
RON LINCOLN
Alice e DiMicele
6:00
KingniK
5:00
EdgeBreakers
4:00
Undermind
3:00
Uncle B Auntie E & J Dog
2:00
The Johnny Mandu Band
1:15
1-Handed Superhero 1:00 of Inspiration Mickey the Clown 12:30 Banango & Smoopie
11:45
11:00
Linda Yapp as the Lemon Drop Fairy
Youth Stage
11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30
11:00
Kaahele
Shady Grove
Free Pile Sirkus
11:15
Kesey Stage @ Energy Park
12:00
Gypsy Caravan
Strangely ~Jeremiah
11:30
WC Fields Peia
11:00
Spirit Tower
The Magical World of Snakes
11:45
11:00
Fae Diddle Diddle
Youth Stage
12:00
Rabbit Hole
ROSE CITY ACRO DEVILS
SOL SEED
Schedules subject to change; . check stages for current information
1:00
Jim Page
12:00
11:00
Carolyn Cruso
Blue Moon
1:10
Stage Left Vaudeville Show
12:00
Haute Trash Fashion Show
11:30
Stage Left
1:00
Eugene Poetry Slammers
12:00
Chez Ray’s
1:00
12:00
Jet Black Pearl
11:00
Solovox
Monkey Palace
3:30
3:00
3:00
Robin Jackson Band
BRIAN CUTEAN
Suzi Haute Trash 3:30 Prozanski Fashion The Show 4:00 4:00 4:00 Incubators 4:00 Mickey the Mr. Moo Steve Stage Left Clown & Nomad Bhaerman Vaudeville Dance Show 4:45 5:00 The Littlest 5:00 Birds Turning the Acoustic Minds Dharma 5:30 5:30 Wheel MadCap Jaya Vaudeville Lakshmi 6:00 6:00 & Ananda The Gloria Solovox Darlings Stringband
John Perkins
3:00
Adam East Mud Metaphysical Jennifer 1:30 & Kris Porch Chambers Circus Bill Ayres, Deelane Theatre w/ Bernardine 2:00 Zan & Noah 2:00 Dohrn & Mandalyn 2:00 Trudy Jeff Jones 2:15 May Jet Black Trueheart Morning Pearl Bhaerman Ritual
12:30
Sandy Sohcot
Ron Lincoln
11:30
Front Porch
ARI LESSER
Belly Tom 12:15 12:30 Dance 12:30 Noddy Revolving 12:30 Lesson with Mud Bay The Flying Door: Singer/ Jugglers Trickster 1:00 1:00 Yemaya 1:00 ButtressesSongwriter Tale Brian Paul Ari w/Charlie 1:00-3:00 Showcase Cutean Lesser Brown Cienfuegos Troupers The 1:30 1:15 & Rhys Bedouin Rose-City Uncle B Thomas Spice 2:00 Acro Devils 2:00 2:15 Auntie E 1:30 Orchestra Tom Laurence 2:15 OCPh : & J Dog The Royal & Gypsy Noddy Cole & Oregon Famille Du- Caroline 2:00 Caravan Bauer 2:30 Aimee Recycleman Country Caniveaux Stage GIRL Physics 3:00 Ringle & his 2:30 Dancers CIRCUS Jay Family Henrik 3:15 3:30 Hogan Band Bothe 3:30 3:30 3:30 Crow Gloria UMO 3:30 Mark Patchy Drummers 3:00 Bendi Ensemble Strangely Sanders Frohnmayer Cello Joe 4:00 Flamenco 4:15 Jeremiah Nicki Scully Joanne 4:00 4:00-7:00 4:30 and Mark Rand Chief Inspire 4:30 The Royal Hallert Pleasure 4:45 at the Girl Famille Du5:00-7:00 Baby Spirit 5:15 Circus Caniveaux The 5:00 Gramps My Father’s Bedouin Tower Band 5:00 Dr. 5:30 Ghost Geez Spice Brauner’s 5:30 Yippee Louise Orchestra NANDA Snake Oil 6:15 Ki Yay & Gypsy – 10 Year Kudana Cabaret 6:00 6:00 Caravan Anniversary 6:00 Copper & Don Stage Jason Show Coal Dancers Bailey and Tipping Friends
A Little Bit Off Pres12:00 ents Beau Caleb Stine & Aero
11:30
Daredevil Palace
THE OCF AGAIN WELCOMES LIVE BROADCASTS EVERY DAY: KLCC FM 89.7, KLCC.ORG AT MAIN STAGE AND KRVM FM 91.9 AT THE BLUE MOON STAGE.
6:00
Great Bee Yawned
4:00
Cassandra Robertson
Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show
2:00
Will Hobbs
12:00
Community Village
JERRY JOSEPH
Everyone Orchestra
5:40
The California Honeydrops
4:00
NANDA
2:55
Worth h
1:45
Alcyon A Massive
12:35
Alice DiMicele & Friends
11:30
Main Stage
12:00
11:00
Undermind
Hoarse Chorale
12:00
Morningwood Odditorium
5:45
4:30
Bongo Love
3:00
Fremont Players: Beauty and the Beast
Ensemble: JAWZ
Nahko & Shovelman Medicine for the People
5:45
4:15
Sol Seed
AIMEE RINGLE
Dreamscape Theater: We Believe
4:30
Shae Uisna Puppets: Sistah Fox and Little Dog
3:30
RePuppets: The Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose Revue
2:30
Dreamscape Theater: 2:45 We Believe Blue Lotus
1:30
Fremont Zero Players: Gravity 12:30 with Kenny Beauty and Shae Uisna the Beast Reed Puppets: Sistah Fox 1:15 and Little Quetzal 1:30 Dog Guerrero Saloon
RePuppets: The Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose Revue
11:30
Mighty Tiny Puppet Theatre
NANDA
11:00 11:30 12:00 Jim11:50 Page & Friends 12:30 12:50 1:00 Jeff Crosby & the 1:30 Refugees 2:00 2: 2:20 2:30 2 Indubius 33:00 : 33:30 3:45 and 4:00 4: Nahko Medicine the 4:30 for People 5:00 5:30 The5:30Rock 6:00 Collection 6:30
Main Stage
The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux
1:30
A Little Bit Off Presents Beau & Aero
12:30
Henrik Bothe
11:30
Daredevil Palace
2:15
Jerry Joseph
David JacobsStrain
1:00
12:00
Janet Bates Band
11:00
Carolyn Cruso
Shady Grove
Quetzal Guerrero
2:15
1:30
WC Fields
GIRL The CIRCUS Bedouin Spice Orchestra 2:30 & Gypsy Caravan Rose-City Acro Devils Stage Dancers
1:00-3:00
Gypsy Caravan
2:30
Ari Lesser
1:30
11:00
Spirit Tower
WONDERFUL WIZARD OF MAZ
HAUTE TRASH FASHION SHOW
6:00
Johnny Lake
5:00
4:00
Tom Noddy
3:00
Wonderful Wizard of Maz
Patch Adams
1:30
Nancy Hopps
12:30
Sandy Sohcot
11:30
Rabbit Hole
Zan & Noah
The Johnny Metaphysical Circus Mandu Theatre w/ Band
6:00
Geez Louise
5:00
Rockstop
4:00
Bailee Jordyn
3:00
EarthCapades
2:00
The Hummingbirds
1:15
Linda Yapp as the Lemon Drop Fairy
12:30
11:00
Youth Stage
Turning the 1-Handed 11:30 John Dharma Superhero Yippee Ki Craigie Wheel of Inspiration Yay Cabaret 12:00 11:45 12:00 Belly Compton Laurence 12:15 Dance the Com12:30 Cole & Revolving Lesson with Mud Bay post Puppet Aimee Door: Singer/ Sharon & Olive the Jugglers Ringle Songwriter Kihara Peace Dove Showcase
11:15
Kesey Stage @ Energy Park
2:30 Sean The Flying Ahearn 3:15 Buttresses3:00 Garden w/Charlie Gisele 3:30 3:30 3:30 Burlesque Brown Nett NANDA Moh The Gloria & Rhys – 10 Year Alileche Darlings 4:00 Thomas 4:15 Ensemble Anniversary Stringband Jim Page Learn Show 4:00-7:00 3:30 About PerInspire Strangely 4:45 4:30 at the Jeremiah The Black- maculture UMO Design 5:00-7:00 Spirit berry Ensemble 4:30 The Tower 5:15 Bushes Yippee Ki Bedouin 5:30 5:30 Still Lookin’ Stringband Yay Cabaret Spice My Fighting Orchestra Instruments Father’s 5:30 6:00 & Gypsy of Karma Ghost The Royal 6:15 Quetzal Famille Du- Guerrero Great Bee Caravan Marching Stage Band/ Caniveaux Yawned Dancers Orchestra
Joanne Rand
2:00
Narayani
12:00
Community Village
Alcyon Massive
6:00
Swami Beyondananda
4:00
Gypsy Moon w/ Priyo & Friends
2:30
Michelle Holman & Anne Kneeland
1:30
John Perkins
12:30
Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda
11:00
Front Porch
ROCKSTOP
Beso Negro
6:00
4:45
Brian Cutean
3:30
Worth
The Chris Chandler Show
2:15
1:00
Patchy Sanders
12:00
Manouche Noir
Caleb Stine
11:00
Blue Moon
5:00
MadCap Vaudeville
Stage Left Vaudeville Show
3:30
3:00
Haute Trash Fashion Show
1:30
Jet Black Pearl
Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show
12:40
Stage Left Vaudeville Show
11:30
Haute Trash Fashion Show
11:00
Stage Left
11:30
Mighty Tiny Puppet Theatre
1:00
12:30
Shae Uisna Puppets: 12:00 Strangely Sistah Fox & Little Dog
Mud Porch
11:00
Monkey Palace
5:45
12:00
Scott Law
The Incubators
11:00
Hoarse Chorale
12:00
Fremont Players: Beauty and the Beast
Morningwood Odditorium
Dirtwire
ALCYON MASSIVE
RePuppets: The Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose Revue
4:30
INSPIRE AT THE SPIRIT TOWER
Nowhere Band
6:00
Shovelman
5:45
Dreams1:15 Bongo Ron cape Lewi Love Lincoln Theater: 1:30 We Believe Longmire Saloon & the Left 2:00 1:30 Ensemble: 2:00 Coast Paul JAWZ Mandalyn RePuppets: Roasters Cienfuegos The RecyMay cle, Reuse, 2:45 Repurpose 3:00 3:00 3:00 Casey Revue Don Cello Joe Fremont 2:30 Neill & Tipping Players: Shae Uisna Friends Beauty & Puppets: the Beast Sistah Fox 4:00 4:00 and Little Robin Peia 4:15 Dog Jackson Alice Band & 4:30 3:30 DiMicele Eugene’s Nomad DreamsDance Farafina cape Kan Theater: 5:00 We Believe Mr. Moo 1:00
Eugene Poetry Slammers
12:00
Chez Ray’s
Chela Mela Invites You to Come and Play!
Ambiance On The Path
Juggle at the Yes You Canopy. Kids-get crafty at Five Fingers of Fun.
BAKERSFIELD DOZEN: Ragtime blues, jazz infused washtub magic! BINDAAS: Ragmatically incorrect indian music, sitar and tabla! BUBBLE FAIRY: Our traveling fairy will delight children of all ages. Bubblewands to share with everyone, send a little magic out onto the path! BUMFORD AND SON: Jammin' for the Family! Guitar, mandolin, bass and good singin'! CHICKEN LITTLE: Always irreverent, this Fair Family stilt troupe will surely make you laugh. Don’t forget to bring the camera, they never repeat a theme, so you’ll want to get those creative memories before they’re gone again. CIRQUE QUIRK: Juggling on stilts and more! CORAL REEF: Coral Jae, Fair-child stilter, a magical, winged dragon. DIOSAS DE FUEGO: Hang duet and tribal fusion dance. Exotic! DIVA GALACTIKA: This year the divas honor the aging hippie boomers. Senior citizen stilting brigade! DREAM CITY: Florasapiens, tall, otherworldly botanicals. Marco Landin and Heather Hyde de Landin bring their imaginations all the way from Las Vegas. Magnifique!!! ELIZABETH CABLE: A wall of red-haired, green-eyed sound, this is a voice you must hear! EUPHONIUM SPACESHIP: Your Celtic Carpathian connection with vaudeville flair! JONNY HAHN: Sizzling Political Path Piano. KARLA MI LUGO: New Age traveling troubadour! LAST GASP SWEEP BAND: Sweeping you all home at the end of the day. MY FATHER'S GHOST: Billy Joel meets Billy Bragg at Ophelia's funeral. Soulful, retro-indie pop. PAIXAO BRASIL: Samba music and colorful dance! Don't miss this amazing show at the entrance to Fair at opening and closing. PATCH ADAMS MD: Up close with clown love and fun! PEACHI THE DRAGON: Peachi stirs from her winter lair ready for the fantastical, magical, interactive path parade! Please dress up and join in! QUEEN BEE-A-TRICE AND HER ROYAL POLLINATORS: A bee-wise campaign to outwit the systemic system and bring Bee-awareness to the honey-loving Fair folk! RADAR ANGELS: Wild costumes, delightful songs, and irreverent humor. RISK OF CHANGE: Colorful, outrageous, you just can’t miss this colorful group on the path. Our very own outrageous mummer group change costumes over and over again each day to mesmerize and amuse. Overseeing their shenanigans is the yellow-mohawked, multi-colored , twirling giant puppet Odo. STOIC: Spencer Meyers creating archaic vibrations to awaken your soul with didgeridoo and handpan. TANGLED THREADS: Steampunk wind-up man, marionette, ukulele, washboard, stilts. An amazing high-low act! TYLER FUQUA: Imaginary creationist, Tyler is building "Grunt" to show us all how easy it is to recycle.
The Dharma Garden has yoga sessions scheduled at 12:00, 2:00 & 4:00. You can drop by the Cuckoo’s Nest, right across from the Monkey Palace, for ukulele lessons, courtesy of Uncle Billy’s Ukulele Conservatory. Daily at 12:00 and 3:00. Uncle Billy works with students of all abilities. Bring your own instrument, or borrow one of his. When you are ready to sit in the shade for some entertainment—come enjoy our newly made Monkey Palace tent. Sound Wind/Air Arts of Portland has designed and sewn a second generation Monkey Palace. Many thanks to Catherine, David and James for a stunning work of art to grace our meadow. PEACHI the Dragon travels the paths every day with her entourage of fairies, freaks, fairgoers and friends. EVERYONE is invited to join her! PEACHI leaves Chela Mela Meadow at 1:00 on Friday and Saturday and 2:00 on Sunday. Meet at the Dragon Lair in Chela Mela Meadow half an hour before parade time. PEACHI provides face paints and costumes, drums and dreams, excitement and adventure. YOU provide the rest! Drop by the Mighty Tiny Puppet Theater. Then hit the New and Improved Morningwood Odditorium for Beauty and the Beast done in Panto, JAWZ: The Musical in 3-D; and stay around for all the other ways we found to entertain and amuse you. Critical Stilts! Calling all stilters! Join together for a big, tall stilter parade. Meet up in Chela Mela by 5:00 Saturday, at 5:30, we stride far and wide.
Flow Zone FRIDAY 12:00 Kevin & Kristine 1:45 Flamebuoyant 2:45 Kevin & Kristine 3:30 Toybox
SATURDAY 12:00 Spades 1:45 Kevin & Kristine 2:45 Spades 3:30 Toybox
SUNDAY 12:00 Toybox 1:45 Spades 2:45 Toybox 3:30 Flamebuoyant
The Bubble—Catch it While You Can This year when you wander into Chela Mela Meadow, if you venture past the Morningwood Odditorium, you’ll be in the Bubble. The Bubble will be alive with the action-packed Flow Zone, located under the black and white shade sails. Stop by to swing poi, hula hoop or do acro yoga. Next door, you will find the StewardShip—a new showcase for the Oregon Country Fair’s sustainability projects and crew efforts to keep us green. This year we are launching a new public art program centered in the heart of the bubble. Look for a giant sea turtle and jelly fish created out of repurposed plastics; and CirceLux, a set of large wings made of dozens of unique hand quilted circles; and a mermaid named Shamana, all made by Northwest artists. The Bubble will give you a taste of what we have in mind for next year. We’re dreaming big for 2015—creating a whole new Fair experience, complete with the great food and crafts you expect and some fun that we hope will entrance, inspire and surprise you. Next year we’ll have a fabulous new Dance Pavilion—a beautiful space to dance on a hard surface with a variety of bands—or to watch some amazing dancers. Drop by the Bubble to fill in our survey and tell us the types of dance you particularly want to see here in 2015. Blues fusion? Tango? Contra? Ecstatic? Bollywood? Swing? Come on down to the Bubble--play some games, see some art, learn about the Fair, sneak a peek into the future...and just imagine what’s in store for next year!!!!
DIRTWIRE
JOHNNY LAKE
JEFF JONES GLASGOW
LEWI LONGMIRE & LEFT COAST ROASTERS
MARK FROHNMAYER MICHELLE HOLMAN
JOANNE RAND - Dubbed “one of the leading
LEARN ABOUT PERMACULTURE DESIGN - A crew of
MEDIUM TROY - “Bohemian Dub,” multimedia,
musical activist voices on the West Coast,” hailed as “Nothing short of brilliant” by Santa Rosa PD, and voted “Best Acoustic Band” by North Bay Bohemian reader’s poll. She has been touring nationally for 30 years and is releasing her 14th CD. www. joannerandmusic.com Kesey Stage Sat 4:15; Community Village Stage Sun 2:00
Permaculture designers self-selected from the Fair Family will lead an introductory design session to help any and all understand the ecological design approach called permaculture. Facilitated by Rick Valley and the Energy Park Permaculture booth team. Kesey Stage Sun 4:15
electronic, and orchestral. It’s a mix of all sweet music. Hoarse Chorale Fri 5:45
JOHN CRAIGIE - For the past decade, he has “lived the life romantic” of a continuously touring folk-singer, taking his unique musical style across the world. With timeless melodies and insightful lyrics, his themes range from social commentary to personal empowerment, political satire, and modern love. www. johncraigiemusic.com Kesey Stage Sun 11:15
JOHN PERKINS Activist, Ex-Economic Hit Man. New York Times Bestselling Author. Winner of the John Lennon/Yoko Ono Peace Prize. Revealing clandestine operations and practices of predatory capitalism. Offering new form of global economics for a just and peaceful world. www.johnperkins.org Front Porch Fri 1:00; Sat 3:00; Sun 12:30 JOHNNY LAKE
Educator, writer, storyteller, grandson of Leonia Patrick of Tennessee, the first storyteller he ever knew. Turtle’s True Friend. Bird and a Fish Got Married. The Wish Ring. The Man Who Had One Bird. Making Bread One Hundred Bugs. The Mosquito. Rabbit Hole Fri 3:00; Sun 5:00
KAAHELE - Hawaiian word for “Journey” and the musical name of Kelly Hyde. Her lyrics are clever, uplifting, and comical, bringing awareness and making light of the human situation. Her music covers folk, reggae, bluegrass and her own special flavor, at times bringing listeners to laugh or be brought to tears. Blue Moon Fri 1:00; Shady Grove Sat 11:00 KEVIN & KRISTINE
- Acroyoga is a fun and expressive way to move and connect with another person with strength, grace, and acrobatic skill. Their journey in the movement arts span the flow arts, dance, yoga, and acrobatic partner yoga. Their teachings will empower and activate you! The Bubble: Flow Zone Fri 12:00 & 2:45; Sat 1:45
KINGNIK
- Eclectic style will delight all ages. Curtis “King” and Nikki “Ukulele Jones” (ukulele, kazoo, musical saw and washboard), Clark (tenor banjo), Jory (mandolin) and Christopher (washtub bass) are taking Ukulele Dixieland Jug Band music to new heights. Audience participation! FREE KAZOOS for the kids!! Youth Stage Fri 5:00
KUDANA - Is a local, Zimbabwe-inspired, marimba band. Kudana means to love one another in the Shona language.Their goal is to unite people with the heart and spirit of Africa. Using seven marimbas with flaming knobs, singing in the language of Shona, drums and percussion, this group invites enthusiastic participation in joyful dance! Monkey Palace Fri 11:00; Kesey Stage Sat 6:15 LAURENCE COLE AND AIMÉE RINGLE Teaching easy-to-learn songs, chants and rounds with rich rhythms and harmonies. Come share a singing experience with confidence and merge into a cohesive powerhouse of lustrous, passionate sound, deep meaning and joyous connection. Spirit Tower Fri 2:30; Sat 2:00; Sun 12:00
LEWI LONGMIRE & THE LEFT COAST ROASTERS - The Left Coast Roasters play the songs of guitarist/ singer/songwriter Lewi Longmire, but also season their sets with classic songs that have influenced them. They like to encompass a wide variety of sound, moving from danceable rock to nuanced balladry in the drop of a hat. Blue Moon Fri 6:00; Hoarse Chorale Sun 1:15 LINDA YAPP - The Lemon Drop Fairy is a singer/songwriter from the Oregon Coast. Focusing primarily on music for the young at heart, it is her hope to inspire change and lift the world up...one heart at a time. Youth Stage Fri & Sun 12:30 MADCAP VAUDEVILLE - Guru Red Nose Circus Madness- Guru Red Nose aka Tommy Twimble wants to save you from the future, by embracing the here and wow. Enjoy physical comedy, circus stunts by Kazum acrobats, juggling, clowns and live music by Mud Porch. Stage Left Fri 2:00; Sat 5:30; Sun 5:00
MANDALYN MAY’S
- Whimsical stage presence and rhythmic ukulele anthems have delighted audiences from Ireland to Idaho. With her fresh, percussive playing and soulful, soaring vocals, she’ll have you swaying, clapping, singing, and stomping. Monkey Palace Fri, Sat & Sun 2:00.
MANOUCHE NOIR - Acoustic Gypsy Swing and Folk. In addition to the regular line-up of Joseph Andrade and Chris Bonthron on guitars and Steven Weeks on upright bass they will be accompanied by special guests by Elenor Schaer on the violin and Russell J. Gores on the musical saw, percussion and guitar. Fri Shady Grove 12:00; Sun Blue Moon 12:00
M ARCH F OURTH M ARCHING BAND- Brings a colorful calliope of sight & sound. This talented group of vaudevillians & musicians concoct a cacophony of chaos that is sure to please. Stilters, fire eaters, carnies & acrobats combine with horn/drum core to bring this musical circus alive! This is not like any marching band you have ever witnessed. Main Stage Fri 4:00
MARK FROHNMAYER We’ve got a broken election system that doesn’t let us all participate equally and produces gridlocked governments. The Unified Primary will fix two critical bugs, give us all an equal voice and make our politicians accountable. Oregon first, right now, to provide a template to repair elections all over the nation. Spirit Tower Sat 3:30 MARK MILLER Co-founder and director of the University of Oregon Drug Information Center. From 1972-1986, the center offered drug consumer safety programs at schools, law enforcement agencies and businesses around the state. The center staffed a booth at the Fair and became an OCF Charter member. Chez Ray’s Fri 3:00
METAPHYSICAL CIRCUS THEATRE WITH ZAN AND NOAH Dynamic performance art MOORE and audience rapport, a harmonious amalgam of charisma, circus tricks and spoken word to showcase universal energetic principles guiding the audience’s awareness on the present moment. www. instrumentsofthenow.com Stage Left Fri 1:10; Sat 1:10 & Rabbit Hole Sun 6:00
MICHELLE HOLMAN AND ANNE KNEELAND
Harmful industrial activities are generally protected by state and federal laws imparting corporate “rights”, depriving the rights of individuals and communities. The Community Rights Movement empowers communities to challenge and replace existing unjust laws with our own local, just laws. Front Porch Sun 1:30
MICKEY THE CLOWN After 20 years under the Big Top, is hitting the big time at OCF, bringing a delightful musical collection of original songs with a message, entertaining while delivering important lessons in selfrespect, environmental issues and just plain growing up. Rabbit Hole Fri 1:00; Chez Ray’s Sat 4:00 MOH ALILECHE ENSEMBLE – This singer/songwriter from the mountain region of Kabylia in Algeria is a master of the North African 10-silkstringed mandol or “agember.” He has been captivating American audiences with his authentic Amazigh (Berber) folk music since 1990 and is dedicated to sharing the history and culture of the Amazigh people. www.flagoffreedom.com Gypsy Caravan Sun 3:30 MORNING RITUAL - Is a collaboration between Portland-based composer Ben Darwish and twin singers, Shook Twins. From fantasyfolk to hypnotic R&B, their live performance is best described as an experience which will transcend your expectation of a live concert. Shady Grove Fri 1:00; Blue Moon Sat 2:15
MR. MOO - Every Mr. Moo show is an experiment in how to get people feeling, moving, and dancing. Armed with a gypsy fiddle, a trove of infectious beats, world music samples, and genre-less joi de vivre... no performance is the same twice. Get ready to mooooooove.” Joined by Nomad Dance on Saturday for a set to appeal to Blues dance. Monkey Palace Sat 4:00; Sun 5:00 MUD BAY JUGGLERS
- Musically Inspired Juggling....With Beards! This inventive troupe juggles genres as easily as objects, weaving theatre, dance, physical comedy, and juggling into a creative and infectious entertainment experience. Based in Olympia, WA they work their choreographic and juggling magic to lively music performed by the Tune Stranglers for a heartwarming and mesmerizing performance. W.C. Fields Fri 12:30; Sat 12:30; Sun 12:30
MUD PORCH
- Is a high energy acoustic band playing original music inspired by early swing and blues. Morningwood
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NANCY HOPPS
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Odditorium Fri 4:30; Monkey Palace Sat 1:00; Sun 11:00
MY FATHER’S GHOST - Hailed by KRVM’s Mike Meyer as “one of the best bands to come out of Eugene, ever,” My Father’s Ghost is real not an ethereal fantasy but a flesh and blood band playing actual instruments in space and time. Expect thought-provoking songs, excellent musicianship, rich harmonies and danceable grooves. www.myfathersghost. com Kesey Stage Sat 5:15; Community Village Stage Sun 5:30 NAHKO & MEDICINE
FOR THE P EOPLE - When Oregon-native Nahko Bear took up music at age six, its unifying power brought him harmony. Armed with this newfound knowledge, he set out to bridge the cultural gaps dividing his own psyche and in doing so has helped us take a musical journey toward personal, spiritual and communal healing. Come share in the medicine we all need to celebrate & cultivate our tribe. Hoarse Chorale Sat 5:45; Main Stage Sun 3:45
NANCY HOPPS
A nationally recognized author (award-winning RELAX INTO HEALING audio recordings/booklets) speaker and performer. Nancy’s inspired guided meditations and toning, combined with her 20 Alchemical Crystal Singing Bowls, create a truly transportive experience, facilitating healing on personal and planetary levels. Chez Ray’s Fri 1:00; Rabbit Hole Sun 12:30
NANDA - 10 Year Anniversary Show – Acrobaticalist Ninja Action Heroes. Characterized by a calculated chaos of comedy, high-energy kung-faux fighting and irreverent pop-culture parodies, NANDA performances are a mishmash of classic vaudeville, circus and modern live entertainment innovation. Main Stage Sat 2:55; W. C. Fields Fri 3:30; Sat 5:30; Sun 3:30 NARAYANI - Dubbed “A Triple Goddess Kirtan Experience.” We are three women: Laura Kemp on guitar/vox/harmonium, Luna Marcus on guitar/vox/harmonium, and Vicki Estrada on vox/flute. Lots of sweet harmonies. Community Village Stage Sun 12:00 NICKI SCULLY AND MARK HALLERT
Who’s latest book is Planetary Healing: Spirit Medicine for Global Transformation. All participants will be initiated and some will be called upon. Demonstrations will include help and support from audience members with the opportunity to practice. Together, we will make magic happen. Rabbit Hole Sat 4:00
NOMAD DANCE - Wren and Antje are Nomad Dance! Teaching their unique style, Cocréa, internationally, they synergize blues, free dance and theater to transform relationships and catalyze personal awakening through movement. www.NomadDance.com with Robin Jackson Band on Monkey Palace Fri 5:00 & Sun 4:00; with Mr. Moo Sat at 4:00
NOWHERE BAND - Portland’s premiere Beatles tribute band returns to OCF to celebrate 50 years of Beatlemania. An all star line up dra wn from March 4th, Saloon Ensemble, Solovox and other favorite bands, Nowhere Band brings it. Monkey Palace Sun 6:00
OCPH - OREGON COUNTRY PHYSICS. A rambunctious exploration of the Fysics at the Oregon Country Phair! Dr. Stan Micklavzina and Maestro of Education Benjamin Wright from the University of Oregon Physics
MADCAP VAUDEVILLE PAUL CIENFUEGOS
Department return to the Fair with interactive and off color Fysics Fun! Kesey Stage Sat 2:15
O NE H ANDED S UPERHERO OF I NSPIRATION - Is AlejAndro, a “champion of life” spreading hope and inspiration with one handed performances, music, and speaking. Currently living in Boise, ID as a professional artist, inspirational speaker and graphic artist for the Bureau of Reclamation. Youth Stage Fri 11:45; Sun 11:00 OPENING CEREMONY - Please join us for the 2014 Opening Ceremony to honor the Sacred Element: Fire. We will awaken the light within our hearts as we kindle a flame and ignite a Sacred Fire. After the ceremony the Fire will be carried to Altared Space where it will live for the entirety of the weekend. Main Stage Fri 11:30 PATCH ADAMS A free physician for 43 years. He created a hospital that addresses all the problems of healthcare delivery. A fully modern hospital is being built running at 10% of the cost and all staff live there as a communal ecovillage. He’s lived happy for 50 years. Front Porch Fri 3:00; Rabbit Hole Sun 1:30 P ATCHY S ANDERS
- A seven-piece folk orchestra with four-part harmonies. “Great musicianship, harmonies and feel. A really warm vibe that makes wherever you are standing feel like the center of a gypsy caravan.” Shady Grove Sat 3:30; Blue Moon Sun 1:00
PAUL CIENFUEGOS
A leader in the Community Rights movement, working to dismantle corporate constitutional “rights” and assert the people’s inherent right to selfgovernment. Now in Portland, Paul co-founded CommunityRightsPDX.org. His talks have been broadcast nationally on AlternativeRadio.org. More info at PaulCienfuegos.com. Spirit Tower Sat 1:00; Chez Ray’s Sun 2:00
PEIA A sacred song preserver, with songs from traditions across the globe, from Medieval Chants, Bulgarian and Celtic Folk Music, Medicine songs from the Native peoples of North and South America and Indian Classical Raga. Soaring vocal range and crystaline tone. Spirit Tower Sat 11:00; Chez Ray’s Sun 4:00 PERCY HILO
- 40 years of folk singing, songwriting and performing. Percy’s songs have been sung, recorded and published numerous times and have made people happy in many settings. Community Village Stage Fri 12:00
QUEEN ACCORDIONNA AND THE TRUNKFUL OF FACES BAND - The Mighty Tiny Puppet Stage is mighty thrilled to host its very own piano for the first time! Before and after select shows each day, stick around to enjoy the musical stylings of Queen Accordionna and the Trunkful of Faces Band.
QVIOLIN AKA QUETZAL GUERRERO- Quetzal’s music, much like his American/Mexican/Brazilian heritage, bridges many Latin and American cultures and styles. The result is music that offers a convergence of influences that span American folk, soul, jazz, funk, samba, bossa nova, reggae and Afrobeat. Main Stage Fri 2:40; Hoarse Chorale Sat 1:15; Kesey Stage Sun 2:15, Shady Grove Sun 6:00
MOH ALILECHE
STEVE BHAERMAN
SUZI PROZANSKI
PATCHY SANDERS
the 21st century who use original upbeat music to connect with kids of all ages through an interactive show including: dancing, singing, hula hooping and playing instruments made out of trash. Youth Stage Sat 2:00
year in 2013 leading his own electric and acoustic groups, a month touring Europe with Nicki Bluhm and releasing his latest acoustic album, “Black Mountain” to critical acclaim. Joined by rising star Jack Dwyer on mandolin & vocals. Shady Grove Fri 4:45; Hoarse Chorale Sun 12:00
RED YARN (ANDY FURGESON)
SEAN AHEARN
RECYCLEMAN AND HIS FAMILY BAND - Superheros for
- Portland, OR artist weaves folksongs and puppetry into engaging shows. “Deep Woods” is a magical forest where animals of American folksongs live. Bob Rabbit, Shiloh Squirrel and Sis Goose are just a few of his critters. Get ready to sing and dance along with Red Yarn. Mighty Tiny Puppet Stage Fri 11:30, 1:30, & 3:30.
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- Portland multiinstrumentalist ( From Vagabond Opera & MarchFourth Marching Band) and an eclectic ensemble of All-Star NW musicalistas serve up a dreamy mélange of original cinematic indie soul, dusty Americana, gypsy-tinged pop and swing. Monkey Place Fri 5:00; Sat 3:00; Sun 4:00
ROCKSTOP - Brought together by the love of the sonorous sounds of the cello, Rockstop is a group of eight high school cellists playing great music, ranging in style from classical to pop. Youth Stage Sun 4:00 RON LINCOLN
Born and raised on the Round Valley Reservation, Ron has worked to revive and preserve traditional, spiritual and ceremonial ways, fostering the reemergence of respect for indigenous peoples’ customs that honor our mother Earth and her resources. Opening Ceremony Main Stage Fri 11:30; Front Porch Sat 11:30; Chez Ray’s Sun 1:00
ROSE-CITY ACRO DEVILS (RAD) - Time- travelling acrobatic circus spectacle. Join our energetic band of intrepid acrobats on a magical journey through the decades of America’s history! These free-tumbling circus folk have amazed children and adults for years as Kazum and Wanderlust acrobats. Get ready for our new incarnation: The RoseCity Acro Devils! W.C. Fields Fri 4:30; Sat 1:30; Sun 2:30
ROYALE FAMILLE DUCANIVEAUX- DuCaniveaux CircusTramp VaudevilleTroupe -performing together 35+ years as a vaudeville troupe, began on the Fair paths, took their act to Europe three times, but always returned to the Fair audiences - their favorite. An open hearted family affair, welcoming guest performers to share in their sense of humor. Daredevil Palace Fri 12:30 & 4:30; Sat 1:30 & 4:30; Sun 1:30 & 5:30 SANDY SOHCOT
In 2006, while serving as Executive Director of the Rex Foundation (the non-profit started by the Grateful Dead), Sandy created The World As It Could Be Human Rights Education program (TWAICB). TWAICB is all about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Front Porch Sat 12:30; Rabbit Hole Sun 11:30
SCOTT LAW - Guitarist Scott Law is continuing where he left off with a barnstorming
The History and Mystery of why communities gather, the origins and influence of OCF. President of Elevation Media, with over 25 years of experience for organizations such as the Harmony Festival, Earthdance and the UN. Spirit Tower Fri 12:00; Sun 2:30
SHAE UISNA PUPPETS
- From Portland, OR, perform folk tales with traditional Indonesian Rod Puppets, accompanied by John Teply playing classical guitar. “Sistah Fox & Little Dog” is the story of mean Bully Dog. He insists that everyone be like him, but Sistah Fox and Little Dog have other ideas! Mighty Tiny Puppet Stage Fri 4:30; Sat 12:30 & 3:30; Sun 11:30 & 2:30
SHOVELMAN - Drawing psychedelic rock melodies out of a barn shovel turned slide guitar, Shovelman manipulates cutting edge looping FX to craft broken orchestral experiences, retelling tall-tales and immortal hotel room hymns. Monkey Palace Friday 12:00; Morningwood Odditorium Sat & Sun 5:45 SOL SEED- Combining the best elements of Reggae, Rock, Hip Hop and Psychedelic funk, Sol Seeds positive musical fusion is created with the intention of spreading universal acceptance and an urge to reach across social, spiritual and cultural boundaries. Main Stage Fri 12:00; Hoarse Chorale Sat 4:15
SOLOVOX - is the legendary synth performer from Portland, OR who has thrilled OCF since 2009. With an emphasis on LIVE performance, he blends the funkiness of Stevie Wonder with the modern wizardry of electronic music. He will convert you! Monkey Palace Sat 11:00 & 6:00
SPADES - Charismatic flow arts instructor. He has learned patience, balance, health, and vitality through practicing the Flow Arts. Spades combines martial arts style staff spinning with the artistry of dance. Come play and learn with him! The Bubble: Flow Zone Sat 12:00 & 2:45; Sun 1:45 STAGE LEFT SHOW
– Stage Left’s library of vaudeville adventures. This inventive troupe juggles genres as easily as objects, we a v i n g t h e a t re , d a n c e , physical comedy and juggling into a creative and infectious entertainment experience. Stage Left Fri 12:00 & 4:00; Sat 12:00 & 4:00; Sun 11:30 & 3:30
STEVE BHAERMAN Internationally known author, humorist and workshop leader has performed as Swami Beyondananda, the “Cosmic Comic” for 25 years. He writes a political blog with a spiritual perspective, ‘Notes From the Trail’ and lives with a FUNdamental trust in the simple, natural, bountiful gift of life. www.wakeuplaughing. com Front Porch Sat 4:00 STILL LOOKIN’ - Six musicians from Ashland OR, serve up original, hand-crafted Rock ‘n
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Roll. Influenced by bands of the 60’s, oldtime classics and New Orleans spice, Still Lookin’ is a true band of friends sharing a deep love and respect for the music they create. Kesey Stage Sun 5:15
STRANGELY JEREMIAH
- Epically Whimsical Juggling Musical Duel- Fighting like brothers, closer than lovers and never failing to entertain others; these two juggling slackrobats triumphantly return from Scotland! On ukulele, accordion and guitar, they manage to accompany their own mayhem, with a new finale so complexier it must be seen to be comprehended. Daredevil Palace Fri 11:30; Sat 3:30; Sun 3:30; W.C. Fields Sat 11:30
STRANGELY - A rollicking, sing-along, oneman-cabaret riot. His songs will delight all ages, drawing the unsuspecting into an epic world where anything can, and often does, happen. No stone is left unturned in the relentless quest to awaken the inner child in all. Monkey Palace Fri 3:00; Sunday 12:00 SUZI PROZANSKI
Cultural historian, hosts Fair darers, dreamers & doers, author of “Fruit of the Sixties, the Founding of the Oregon Country Fair,“ has interviewed hundreds of people about Fair history. This weekend’s interviews will add to her research on a sequel. Chez Ray’s Fri 3:00; Sat 3:00
SWAMI BEYONDANANDA
Author, humorist, and workshop leader, the “Cosmic Comic”, comedy disguised as wisdom and wisdom disguised as comedy. Spirituality and politics. Steve Bhaerman is co-author of Spontaneous Evolution: Our Positive Future and a Way to Get There From Here. www. wakeuplaughing.com. Spirit Tower Fri 1:00; Front Porch Sun 4:00
S WEET H OME - Delivers an all-original mix of rockin’ Folk Pop and good-time Americana with flavors of Bluegrass, Funk and Swing. Harmony-driven and accented with mandolin voicings, inventive lead lines, great drumming and percussion accents, Sweet Home’s eclectic sound brings a lively danceable show and keeps it rockin’ with heart! Kesey Stage Fri 6:15 THE BEDOUIN SPICE ORCHESTRA & THE GYPSY CARAVAN STAGE DANCERS – A collective of world-class artists who come together once a year to perform at the OCF. Founded by the late Joseph Pusey, the orchestra is now led by oud player, Ganapti. The ensemble brings you live Middle Eastern music and improvisational, classic belly dance with heart, soul, and artistry. https://www. facebook.com/CypsyCaravanStage Gypsy Caravan Fri 1:00; Sat 1:00 & 5:00; Sun 1:00 & 5:00
T HE B LACKBERRY B USHES S TRINGBAND
- The Blackberry Bushes are a modern string band. Their innovative acoustic sound draws from the deep wells of American Traditional music combined with contemporary elements. Using joyful singing and songwriting, virtuosic fiddle, impressive flatpicking and carefully created soundscapes to create a sound that is daredevil and haunting. Hoarse Chorale Fri 11:00; Shady Grove Sun 4:45
THE CALIFORNIA HONEYDROPS- Drawing on a diverse range of musical influences from southern fried barrelhouse R&B to New Orleans street corner soul. Staying true to their busking roots, you may see them parade around the Fair but if you want to feel their
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ecstatic energy & join the infectious dance party you’ll only have one chance. Main Stage Sat 4:00
THE CHRIS CHANDLER SHOW - Born in Georgia, the son of a Baptist minister, Chris Chandler found his own way of spreading “The Word.” Part preacher, poet, and wandering minstrel, Chandler casts a spell over an audience. Chandler is a tireless activist, performing at numerous antiwar demonstrations, picket lines and union halls. Shady Grove Stage Fri 3:30, Blue Moon Stage Sun 2:15
THE FLYING BUTTRESSES - With Charlie Brown and Rhys Thomas- best on an empty stomach! Daring to dream the unpossible, Rhys and Charlie have blended their talents and three families into one hundred and ten toes of variety style comedy, magic, juggling and surprises all set to live music. Gird your loins for the onslaught! Excelsior! Daredevil Palace Fri 5:30; Sat 12:30; Sun 2:30 THE GLORIA DARLINGS STRINGBAND – Of Seattle/New Orleans are the touring female bluegrass/ harmony act of (Pandi on guitar & Milly on fiddle). The Stringband features Eugene’s Green Mountain Bluegrass: C h u c k Ho l l ow a y, banjo and Gracin Dorsey, mandolin. Zondra Skertich, bass. This band has been playing the path at OCF for 4 years. www. gloriadarlings.com Blue Moon Sat 6:00; Shady Grove Sun 3:30 THE HUMMINGBIRDS - Eugene’s own heartcentered and community centered girls choir. They sing songs with multiple parts & harmonies, rounds and several call and response songs that give each girl the opportunity to step into leadership, inviting audience members to sing along. Youth Stage Sun 1:15 T HE I NCUBATORS
- Fold sweet, seamless harmonies into their omelet of rock, country, jam and American roots music. “Organic home grown grooves from the heart of Petaluma, our nations egg basket!” Blue Moon Stage Sat 3:30, Hoarse Chorale Sun 11:00
THE JOHNNY MANDU BAND - Amazing ten year old Johnny Mandu performs upbeat favorites from Van Morrison to Michael Franti as well as original songs, all while variously playing the washboard guitar, mandolin, ukulele, harmonica, violin and acoustic guitar. Youth Stage Fri 1:15; Sun 6:00
THE LITTLEST BIRDS - Music to dance and relax to, music to holler along with, music that may even make you cry with its beauty and tenderness. The warmth and depth of sound created by the cello and banjo arrangement will surprise and delight as it blends with smooth vocal harmonies. Fri Shady Grove 11:00; Sat Blue Moon 4:45 THE MAGICAL WORLD OF SNAKES - Daniel began his magical meanderings by becoming the exclusive protege of Al Robbins, a master of the vaudeville era. Infused with the essence of the greats of magic, Daniel combines herpetological knowledge and vaudevillian vintage to create unique acts that educate as well as entertain. Youth Stage Sat 11:45
WAYNE MARTIN
THE REPUPPETS - “The Re-cycle, Re-use, Repurpose Revue” began as the wild brainchild of Eberhard Eichner, who in 2013, with the passion of repurposing materials into art and the collaboration of Rebeca Brabenec, The RePuppets was born. The Repuppets have been delighting audiences with thoughtful messages about reusing, recycling and repurposing. Mighty Tiny Puppet Stage Fri 2:30; Sat 11:30 & 2:30; Sun 1:30 & 4:30 THE REVOLVING DOOR
- Oregon Country Fair’s premiere Singer/Songwriter Showcase, featuring 7-10 artists, performing daily in one show. Each artist will perform 2-3 songs…creating a Revolving Door of talent. Artists include: Buckman Coe, John Craigie, Quetzal Guerrero, EvtonB and Skip Wicked, Amber Jade, Brett Hinders, Grace Park, Gabriel Wolfchild, and more. Kesey Stage, Fri, Sat, & Sun 12:15
T HE R OCK C OLLECTION -
Among the most accomplished performers and songwriters on the jamband circuit, these five musicians have an amazing chemistry. The band performs original songs with extended improvisation that range from delicate ballads to blow-the-roof-off rock and roll. Featuring Melvin Seals (JGB), Stu Allen (Phil and Friends), Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz (ALO) Greg Anton (Zero) and Reed Mathis (Tea Leaf Green). Main Stage Sun 5:30
TOM NODDY- Bubbles to blow your mind. Unique in show business, he has created a new genre of entertainment that others have followed, but the OCF has long loved the original. Do yourself a favor and find him! Rabbit Hole Fri 12:00 & 4:00; Sat 12:00 & 2:00; Sun 4:00
TOYBOX - Circus is about exploring and sharing the idea of “what is possible”? Our toybox creates a colorful explosion of play with over 200 toys - hula hoops, juggling clubs, poi, and staves. We share, play and explore. Join us. The Bubble: Flow Zone Fri 3:30; Sat 3:30; Sun 12:00 & 2:45 TRICKSTER TALE TROUPERS - David Rain, Native American storyteller and traditional flutist teams up with actor, producer and movement director Paradox Pollack and two Chautauquan teen actors, Ravyn Scarlett Rose and Jabali Skye Trippsmith, to bring the Teaching Tales of Two Feather to the stage through music, dance, stilting and theater. Youth Stage Sat 12:30
TRUDY BHAERMAN
(Lifting of the Veils), her background is in Metaphysics and Holistic Health and Wellness. In this new Era, what has been hidden is being revealed, presenting challenges and opportunities for individual and collective UpWising. Offering some key tips on navigating these key times. Chez Ray’s Sat 2:00
T URNING T HE D HARMA W HEEL BY S HARANAM ANANDAMA AND FRIENDS A Guided Musical Meditation and On The Process of Transforming Karma (imprisonment within mundane details) into Dharma, (Liberated Joyful Existence in The Spirit). Chez Ray’s Sat 5:00; Spirit Tower Sun 11:00
UMO ENSEMBLE - Crazy fun in the air. Come and get in on the act with UMO. We will fly you to the moon and take risks you won’t want to miss. From the people who brought you the Buffoons and Red thread.
ZAN MOORE
ZERO GRAVITY
An OCF must see. W. C. Fields Fri 1:30; Sat 3:30; Sun 4:30
UNCLE-B & AUNTIE-E & J-DOG - Sing and dance and play interactive kids’ folk music. Lots of songs, old and new. They’ll sing and dance and giggle & play and yes, my friends, so will you! Youth Stage Fri 2:00; Sat 1:15 UNCLE BILLY’S UKULELE CONSERVATORY
- Astound your family! Amaze your friends! Confuse your enemies! Learn to play the ukulele!!! This great little instrument is fun and easy to learn. Children’s Songs, Folk, Reggae, Pop, Ragtime, Hawaiian, Beatles, and more will be at your fingertips. Ukuleles provided! Cuckoos Nest in Chela Mela, Fri, Sat & Sun 12:00 & 3:00
amazing circus, wild-west danger tricks, illusion puppeteering, pop-up magic, a live epic cowboy film onstage: Shootouts with villains, heroes, mind-popping FX, exploring the origins of evil and gender stereotypes in this mythic/comic interactive cowboy adventure. Daredevil Palace Fri 1:30; Sat 5:30; Sun 4:30; W.C. Fields Sun 11:30
ZERO GRAVITY WITH KENNY REED - Heavy thoughtprovoking jazz with African percussion. Led by saxophonist Drumson Richardson, rooted by veteran drummer Kenny Reed and joined by John Elliot on percussion and Eric Richardson on bass. The core trio has been playing together for over two decades. We look forward to sharing our love of the music! Blue Moon Fri 12:00; Hoarse Chorale Sat 12:00
UNDERMIND - Interwoven elements of hip hop, world beats and inspirational word play. Building an audience in the Northwest and pushing to reach further by combining hip hop inspired beatbox beats and melodies Peia with conscious, informative word play. Always on the hunt for a new sound, style or smiles. Youth Stage Fri 3:00; Hoarse Chorale Sat 11:00
Dr. Brauner
VAKASARA MBIRA GROUP - Based in Eugene, plays traditional mbira music from Zimbabwe. This intricate and beautiful music has both a spiritual and celebratory function in the traditional Shona societies of Zimbabwe. Vakasara members have studied and performed with some of the greatest masters of Zimbabwean mbira. Kesey Stage Fri 1:15
Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda
W AYNE M ARTIN Chaplain, Activist, Vietnam Vet, will speak about Whoville, an encampment of unhoused persons shut down in a raid by the Eugene police in April. He brings two members Fantuzzi of that community to reflect on the experience and the day-to-day odyssey of being homeless. Front Porch Fri 2:00
Ann Kneeland
WILL HOBBS - A singer/songwriter who has been writing and performing songs since the mid-1960’s, mostly in the folk tradition. He was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame with Wheatfield. He Jennifer performs for the joy of connecting Chambers with my audiences and has a new CD called Oregon Routes www. willhobbsmusic.com/ Community Village Stage Sat 12:00
Sandy Sohcot
W ONDERFUL W IZARD OF M AZ & H IS BAND OF FLYING MONKEYS Family friendly kids music, magic, & storytelling! Appalachian native song spinner, “The Wonderful Wizard of Maz”(el Tov) brings oldtime music for new-age kids. Come be enchanted by unbelievable! (yet true) stories. Rabbit Hole Fri 6:00; Sun 3:00
Nicki Scully & Mark Hallert
WORTH- Portland’s Soul-Folk alchemist has created a fresh flowing set of songs that reach into the full circle of self. Mixing funk & soul with free styling vocals elevates the listener to cloudy horizons & sets them down softly on sunny seas. Worth paints portraits with poetry & colorfully inks the verbal canvas. Main Stage Sat 1:45; Blue Moon Sun 3:30
YIPPEE KI YAY CABARET - Cowboy circus puppet juggling madness - Yippee Ki Yay spins the traditional western on its head with
Sean Ahearn
2014 DIRECTORY OF ARTISANS In 2015 look for an all new Artisan Directory that is easier to use and gives more detailed information straight from the artisan. But, artisans we need your help! If you are interested in being in the Directory, please email artisandirectory@oregoncountryfair.org. Booth Addresses: STR = Strolling Crafter; F = Food Cart; L = Left Bank; M = Chela Mela Meadow; W = Sesame St.; TBD = You can check at Information Booths for an updated list of where One Year Only crafter artists are located at this year’s Fair.
Traister Traister Trifoso Ward Wilson Zagata Zanze
Saara 288 face painting Tanya Davi 288 face painting Diana W09 face painting Trillium 044 belly painting, clothing Daniel 382 henna, wood boxes Antoinette TBD henna art Sarah 288 hair braiding
ACCESSORIES
Angel Rosanna TBD toiletries Ariel Anna 306 child-rearing advice Arnell Gregory 581 handmade soap Bateman Brie P10 diapers Bergman Kirk L77 incense, massage oils, mineral bath Braddock George W34 sauna, showers Brodskey Sienna 149 make over Brodskey Gregory Sequoia 149 make over Caullay Lynne W34 skin care & body hygiene products Cooley Ed 706 herbal pillows, bath herbs, cat toys Davidson Wren 959 herbal oils, herbs, baskets Hodges Lilly L74 soap, bottles Joy Denise 382 oils, herbs, teas, tincture bags, soaps Kennedy River M39 astringent, massage oils, salves Kennedy Shayana M39 healing oils, balms King Cynthia 930 lip balm, deodorants, sprays, salves Laughlin Jessica 093 balms, lotions, soaps Levin Mara L73 body care, herbal extracts Lyod Otis 044 herbal products Mello Linda 706 herbal products, pet toys, potpourri Metteer Linda 052 information on nudism Moorehead Owen 930 soap Nieves Rathburn 981 natural body care Simmons Dottie 073 mosquito citronella, cremes, soap Simmons-Woodworth Amber 073 soaps/oils Whitton Willow 093 pillows, comforters Wilson Merne 323 lotion, lotion bars, soaps Woodworth Paul 073 soaps/oils
BODY CARE Barnes Hunter 973 cloth bags Belton Sophia 601 plastic flower bracelets Bloodgood Mesa 122 clay horns Brandstetter Danusia W11 earrings, hair ornaments, masks Brown Krista 068 adornments, paintings, pottery Carpenter Ric 586 hardwood combs, hair forks Cushman Melani TBD feather clips De Mark Alice 601 plastic flower bracelets De Mark Jessie 601 plastic flower bracelets Despacio Paco 046 buttons Easter Laurie 079 jewelry, necklaces, kids costumes Fossen Jane M58 masks Fuenzalida Gerardo M68 hand sewn leather bags, purses Gardner Jackie 112 bottles, boxes, hairpieces, jewelry Gardner Robin 610 hats, tiaras, baby moccasins, hatpins Garrett Nichols 930 beaded bracelets Harper Ginger L17 hair ties, hair pins, jewelry Heneghan Loreen 398 masks, headdresses Hill Tony 062 hat- & headbands, barrettes, earrings Howe Lara TBD hair wraps, messenger bags Hughes Linda Reel STR necklaces, halos, hairbands, jewelry Huse Laurin L84 packs, bustles Joyer Shane 930 hair clips, wings, head dress, mobiles Kabat Beth 760 pillows, purses, t-shirts, wall hangings Kenney Sue 583 backpacks, clothing Ladovsky Basha 934 purses, travel bags, mixed media art Lamont Samira 465 hula hoops, pendants, purses Lapeyre Carolee STR jeweled rose garlands Lemanczyk Sierra 662 necklaces on ribbon Lightdancer Isiah 950 bracelets, origami Manzanita Sidney 381 jewelry, buttons, rattles, pottery, bags Marston Virginia 978 blank books Mohr Marilyn L36 books, handmade boxes, lanterns, flowers Moorehead Jayden 930 sachets Murphy Joe STR peace chains, laser cut wood Murray Donna 045 horns, headpieces, oils, sculpture Mutchler David 760 bracelets, chokers, carved bamboo Nelson India 068 wrist warmers, pendants, dolls Ormes Mabrie TBD cards, papers Pagliaro Shalini 388 backpacks, bags Ramirez Brody 973 cloth bags Rennie Mara 584 rocks, hot pads, pictures, hair pieces Robuck Jeff 051 jewelry boxes Salvino Jennifer M62 bracelets, necklaces, earrings, pendants Saro’ Troeger Karen 372 book binding, bookmarks, purses, shawls Schafer Nancy 043 earrings, marbled boxes, necklaces Scott Ryan L74 canoe paddles Shemesh Arbel W11 masks, body ornaments Soland Donovan TBD barrettes, leather masks Staalberg Peggy 038 dolls, pouches, cards, coloring books Swisher Dana Suzanne 593 stoneware beads & pendants Theolass Sue TBD hand dyed hemp bags Turner Laurie 256 Crystal jewelry, pouches, hair clips Vvium Odin 584 horns Whipp Nina 077 hair ties, earring
BASKETS Curtis Deb Kelz Mark Perkins Linda Peterson Beth Weaver Katrina Sky
M61 baskets 046 baskets, rhythm bone instruments M37 baskets 046 baskets, journals, lamps, prayer flags 832 baskets, aromatherapy
BODY ART Bloodgood Natalie Celeste Aaron Coiner Briana Cziglenyi Ildiko Dixon Chelsea Dodero Calley Dodero Tachi Dow Fyona Emmons Raychel Fachko Crystal Getner Laura Jade Getner Lynn Gregory Maya Hall aia Hogan Nanci Kelly Alice McCausland Irisa McDonald Jesse Milo Erika Mountain Fiora Neff A.J. Nickels Zane Painter Therezia Peyralans Okoree Peyralans Tara Shewczyk Summer Shipp Monica Taylor Kathleen Traister Leah
122 face painting 586 hair braiding TBD henna tattoos, screen printing 306 henna, henna kits, feather accessories STR hairbraiding 288 face painting 288 face painting 465 face painting, earrings TBD braided hair 530 hair braiding STR body painting, drums with henna STR henna 149 make over 044 face painting, herbal, jewelry 530 hair braiding, hair decoration/glitter 678 jewelry, face painting, bags STR hair braiding 710 body painting 959 body painting, herbal salve STR faces painting, horns, jewelry 530 hair braiding 044 face painting, herbal, jewelry 288 face painting 288 face & body painting, braiding 288 hair braiding 662 bracelets, face painting, pet treats 530 hair braiding STR face painting, body painting, shirts 288 hairbraiding
CANDLES/LANTERNS/LAMPS Ali Kate Knudsen Maureen La Poma Daisy Lessner Jesse Sonoma Lessner Linda Little Tim Manis Deena McEwen Joy Mettler Andy Smith Janie Wright William
294 lanterns, candle holders 913 lanterns, coffee can 606 lamps, lampshades, panels, pictures 244 candles 244 candles 002 candle sticks, lamps, clocks, furniture TBD beeswax candles 346 candles, soap 978 candlesticks 183 lampshades, nightlights 386 lanterns, prayer flags, jewelry
CLOTHING AND HATS Alexander Brian Anne Katie Antico Michele Appletree Levana Aronowitz Sharon Barnes Kialli Baron-Tower Pamela J. Berry Robin Brown Cynthia Byrkit Jan Cassell Betsy Cloke Shakina Coole Barbara Coulson Cathy Cross Karen Cruz Luciene Dachenhausen Robert Dalton Jessica Dawson Jane DeFazio Carol Dones Tyler Dresdner Victoria Duncan Heather Dunnihoo Sherry Estrada Vicky Falkenstein Jeffrey Fay Diane Fiorito Angel Fireman Sylvia Fisher Janis Galloway Rachel Gardener Diana George Christene Gerstner Rose Getta Katherine Glick Suzanne
599 clothing, bandanas 601 skirts, accessories 346 batik & painted clothing 937 tie dye clothing 055 dresses, jumpers, skirts, t-shirts 973 cloth clothing 151 hair clips & pins & ornaments, clothing TBD clothing L44 clothing, scarves, banners 007 clothing 207 hemp clothing, quilted wall hangings 654 batik clothing, tapestries M66 skirts, socks, patterns, dolls, bags 386 kimonos, pants, fabric home furnishings L86 patchwork clothing 902 tie dye & patchwork clothing P42 clothing 710 clothing, clay sculpture & jewelry 921 Hats, Hemp, recycled, hand-knit & Logo 402 clothing, costumes, scarves, accessories L84 clothing from inner tubes 234 batik clothing 149 costumes for children 007 crocheted bikini tops, silver jewelry 496 crochet & sewn clothing, jewelry 973 baby clothes, pants, hats, visors, cards M34 clothing, marbleized clothing & t-shirts 343 accessories, clothing, moccasins 584 hats,tops,baby clothing, bags, bracelets 394 clothing, hats, jewelry 481 dresses, t-shirts 210 clothing, velvet cotton & lace 045 19th century style & beaded clothing TBD clothing 022 clothing, t-shirts STR accessories, clothing or fiber arts
Gutierrez Jim Gutierrez Renee Hall Dee Ann Hamilton Dona Marie
L96 L96 L21 082
boots, shoes, sandals boots, shoes, sandals clothing, vests bikini- and halter tops, shorts, pouches Harding Loralee TBD Circle Creations: Natural Fiber Clothing Havens Robin 929 clothing, plants Henrie Cynthia P15 tie dyed clothing and accessories Henrie Gabby P15 clothing, baby book, pins, bracelets Hymas Ann 398 clothing, costumes Katz Lizzi M34 hats, clothing, bags Kaufman Devora W13 clothing, scarves, cloths Kennedy Joni 662 children’s clothing, hats, toys, soaps Kester Denise 079 shirts, monotype prints, cards, journals Koupal Lindsay 814 organic clothing Kraus Jeff 540 silkscreened clothing La Bonte Lucie 900 clothing, scarves, tshirts, wallhangings Ladovsky Sudha 934 adult & kids clothing, metal sculptures Lafky Linda 124 clothing, scarves, prayer flags Levin Kristine 889 clothing, afghans, purses, yarn, jewelry Lightdancer Catiana 950 clothing, massage, quilts Mariposa Sam TBD silkscreened shirts, painted stickers May Konnie M72 patchwork sweaters, pillows, screens McWhorter Diane 175 garments, earrings Metzger Vicki 650 clothing Meyer Pamela L79 clothing, scarves, socks, purses, pillow Moondance Maria 298 clothing, book “sewing by hand” Moritz Cheri 973 clothing Passaro Leaha L77 hats, wall hangings, rugs Pearson Rebecca L14 clothing, shoes, masks, furniture, boxes Peterson Catherine 930 blouses, scarves, wall pieces Phillips Nancy 002 coats, shirts, skirts, dresses, jewelry Pontious Michelle (Corona) 410 hats, purses Purdy Patrick 270 sweatshirts, tote bags, wall hangings Rappaport Isaac TBD belts, tailored clothing Rasmussen Catherine L25 clothing Redman Ken L18 hats, bags, walking sticks, bird houses Reno Earthstar Robin W11 clothing art, body art Reynolds Jessica 092 batik clothing Rio-Price Delo 540 t-shirts, oil paintings Roberts Keri 710 recycled coats, skirts, tops, cloaks Saturensky-Young Carol 238 hats, tiles, plaques, wall sculptures Scuteri Dawn 394 clothing Seahorse Sarah TBD hats Shackleton Andrea 601 hats, sweaters, sweatshirts, ceramics Shackleton Gayle 601 sweaters, silk dresses, undershirts Shaw Arna 116 clothing Sheets Pat L34 sweaters Shewczyk Greg 662 tie-dye clothing, pocket frisbee Shidler Jill 094 clothing, costumes, sculpted mirrors Simone Roni L84 clothing, weaving Singing Tree Daphne 044 kids clothes, maternity clothes, tshirts Six Francine 410 clothing and hats, travel bags Sommer Tripp 299 t-shirts, hat check, radio info Stephens Gary L21 organic cotton clothing Stephens Jan L21 organic cotton clothing Stoike Julie 932 vintage inspired top hats, jewelry Sumner Moni 092 clothing, wall hangings Swaringen Alicia 988 clothing Taber Timothy TBD elfin & flowing clothing Taylor Shuijin 893 shoes Thierry Margaret 372 dyed yarns, knit hats, silk wallhangings Touse Tom 610 felt hats, felt balls Trayes Loren M34 marbleized clothing & t-shirts Vergo Darla 124 clothing, scarves, prayer flags Villegas Steven 398 kilts Watrous Heather TBD leather hats White Patti 103 clothing Wibby Allison 153 clothing, hats, straw hats Wilmarth Rande P15 clothing, scarves Young James R. 238 hats, hat pins Young Roze 238 clothes
DRAWING Allan Bloodgood Buckwald Burton Christensen DiBitetto Eberhardt Ewen Heneghan McAuliffe Nelson Newman Pilling Robinson
Stuart Isis Dayla Zoe Connor Michael Peter David Jean Fiona Eden Earl Quitze Natalie
491 map art, cartography 122 clay horns, paper cards L73 cards, hair clips, headbands 068 drawings, cards, bracelets, earrings W06 drawings, button magnets 606 etched intaglio prints 491 maps 347 prints 398 cards, knitted clothes 937 drawings, dolls 068 drawings, stickers, bookmarks, dolls 212 posters, prints 622 drawings, cards, journals, wands L13 hand drawn cards
ESOTERIC ARTS Beck Jaien Bender Connie Breeze Yana Chmielewski Michele Courtman Hazel Estrada Riley Firehawk Debrae Hearsch Roberly Keartes Valerie LaRocca Regina Leilani Ambriel McNutt Mark Nirenstein Felice
594 auric massage, auric reading L86 tarot reading, astrology 961 tarot readings L34 esoteric, crystal healing, paper arts 194 psychic channeling 496 esoteric, mists, painting, portraits TBD psychic readings, tarot, energy TBD esoteric, verbal & interactive M55 esoteric 194 tarot 195 tarot reading 630 astrology readings 093 tarot readings, shabbos ceremony
2014 DIRECTORY OF ARTISANS Paris Proctor Riggs Torbert-Peek Vanel Wynne
Carrie Joan Jim Penny Steffan Katrina
077 194 550 343 M55 M55
tarot readings psychic channeling authenticity ancient practices dreambody counselling spiritual insights tarot reading
FIBER ARTS Cribbs Donna Delyth Jen Faist Louann Gomez Katie Kakstys Matthew Krmpotich Ava Lifschutz Barbara Marler-Leon Hunter Mead Sheila Murphy Nancy Nosa Paul Parish Anita Peltzer Logon Peltzer Mia Rawlins Mary Beth Smith Nancy Speck Janice Touse Jill Truesdell Thalia Young Grace Williams
540 handweaving L68 bags, shirts, printed art & craft M33 wall hangings, yarns, coats & vests M64 pouches, yarn, clothing, hats, scarves L40 rugs, hangings, clothing TBD baskets, hats 932 skeins, hangings, potholders, belts W13 wallets, duct tape 522 textile items 368 potholders, quilts, bags, kids clothing STR embroidery 278 hats, accessories, wands, rattles, clay 103 tie dye fabrics 103 fabrics 983 handwoven items L29 crocheted bags L12 felt items 610 felt hats, felt balls 616 wall hangings, woven 600 knitted bags, bracelets, massage
FORGEWORK Buchner Chandler Fisher Hodson Lukowski Rode Weller
Bill Jonathan Tuli Conrad Michele Matt Margaret
L09 ornamental ironwork, knives 937 blacksmithing, metal sculpture 465 garden tools 319 blacksmithing, sheet metal work items 109 metal work, jewelry TBD ironwork 319 blacksmithing, sheet metal work items
FURNITURE Bair Alan W28 yurts Berg Jerry 941 furniture & wood housewares Bokich Robb 073 furniture, pillow Brown Bonnie 978 indoor/outdoor furniture, wood frames Burleigh Glenn TBD Juniper furniture, Sculpture & birdhouse Clausen Tor TBD wooden instrument furniture Ewing Constance 941 furniture, picture frames Frohnauer Tony L61 willow furniture, herbal products Gribbin Kyle TBD steel furnishings Gribbin Steve 581 metalwork furniture Heslep Ray 496 furniture, woodworking, picture frames Nason James 224 fine woodworking, furniture Reiter Morgan R. 116 chairs, woodcrafts Walters Tony 262 furniture, clocks, instruments, vases
GLASSWORK Allen Jeff Allord Bill Barry Nancy Basurto Savoy Blair Linda Brittain Linda Fulton Kevin Gilliam Debbie Hodges Wesley Huber Craig Johnston Elizabeth Jones Derek Joyce Bessie Joyce Bonnie Kendall Benjamin Kendall Dave Kendall Spencer Lomont Patti Markham Linda Neff Peter Norton Marla Rose John Schwartz Ann Schwartz Jay Shuster Jay Taylor Beth Valpey Mindy Way Andrew J Weinman Debra White Matthew Wiley Marcia Ann Wolgamot Judy Wood Jirivil
907 stained glass, jewelry, pottery 351 glass mosaic items L69 etched glass, prisms, stained glass 678 lamps, windows, jewelry 391 stained glass 600 crowns, stained glass 085 sculptures, vases, windchimes, fishbowls 192 glass beads L74 blown glass 627 stained glass, mobiles, kaleidoscopes TBD glass, torch-formed bottles & pendants 358 paperweights, beads, marbles, medallions 096 stained glass 096 windows, hangings, candle lanterns 241 handblown glass 241 vases, feeders, blown glass, oil candles 241 glass art 941 suncatchers, jewelry, sculpture, masks 931 stained glass 372 glass items 959 stained glass 350 glass mosaic, bowls, windows, panels 599 glassware 599 glass crafts 844 assorted glassblowing 062 stained glass M34 stained glass, fairy dolls 622 glass art 596 fused glass plates, dishes, earrings 661 glass art/dishware L12 blown glass 814 glass items 079 delicate floral handmade glass beads
HOME AND GARDEN Ali Ames
Walter Peter
294 pottery 381 rattles, hair pins, kitchen utensils
Aulenbach Austin Baucum Behrmann Boss Brandt Brewer Brown Butler Campbell Castaing Charney Chrisinger Clark Cummins Danjiaway Deaderick Elmore Emerson Feman Gilkerson Gray Green Gross Gwatkin Haley Harmon Havens Hemmer Hemmer Hendrichs Holman Hough Jones Jones Kirchler Kritika Kunihiro Lambert Lawrence Layton McClelland Megown Meyer Morrow Nelson Ocean Roberts Rufo Russell Ryznar Sahr Sandall Scheumack Sears Sheehan Sheets Shelly Shelly Sichel Standley Stang Steege Stephens Summy Taraka Tesene Tomlinson Trillium Walling Whipp Williams Wise
Sole’ Neil Eldridge Helen Steven Sky Bill Lynne Craig Ted Marcus Jake Dan Alissa April Mukoa Mitch K. Joyce Mary Lou Lynda Myel Reed Roger Richard Adina Bob Dina Thwing Kathy Michael Russell Michele Dave Joanne Martha Uli Teja Kris Rosemary Bruce Jeffrey Chason Newt Peter Deane
961 woven willow baskets TBD functional woodwork TBD woodwork 051 boxes 983 candleholders, letter openers, $ clips 832 pottery L21 wood items 096 pottery P20 plant hangers & stands, backscratchers 988 bird feeders, altars/temples 051 boxes, frames 657 pottery L44 flowers, herbs 384 pottery 814 wall art 654 woodwork 072 lanterns, murals, pottery L34 pottery 583 bedding plants, plant hangers, clothing 657 ceramics 930 light switch plates, cards 095 bowls, boxes, dust brushes, furniture 958 picture frames, knives, carving, leather L73 sabbath candle box, wood table lamp 074 tools, painted M70 pottery, stoneware, porcelain P20 plant hangers, plant stands 929 plants W20 cutlery W20 cutlery 934 bat houses, bird feeders, bird houses L73 mezuzot, bags & backpacks 014 pottery, pottery drums, wind chimes 192 plants, wooden items, pictures, clocks 141 birdbath, collage TBD sculpted, inlaid woodwork 636 woodworking TBD pottery L12 sage sticks, cell phone holders 661 boxes, driftwood boxes P42 wood products 096 woodwork 913 message centers L08 ceramics L86 picture holders, cig snuffers, candle holders Debra L13 pottery Sunrise W16 mirrors Doug L34 flowers, herbs, produce Joanna 824 pottery, ocarinas Liz TBD teapots, mugs, platters, tabletops Amanda TBD pottery Jim 192 clocks, plants, pictures, stained glass Diane 674 pottery, prints Thurman 074 brooms, walking sticks Will 636 woodworking, instruments, wooden bowls Maddie 662 pet treats Brady L34 flowers, herbs, produce Anne 368 stoneware, Raku ceramics Jim 368 stoneware, Raku ceramics Valko 908 bowls, table ware, wall art, barrettes David 622 picture frames, glass items Pete 678 woodworking Paul 824 pottery Jim L17 pottery, wood cabinets Rusty M61 pottery Kavi 636 woodworking Tina 824 pottery Myriah TBD Handcarved pottery Chant 086 furniture, walking sticks, face painting Daniel 606 woodenware, leather goods Gary 077 spiceracks, boxes, cutting boards, racks Linda 147 planters w/plants, cookie jars India 086 ceramic sculpture & boxes
JEWELRY - BEADED Araujo Araujo Araujo Belton Bennett Benois-Sage Bertotti Bierma Champie Chasescott Colvig Dubois Gibson
Gabriel Richard Ryan Hannah Emma Julie Michael Stacy Ascha Jordan Sarah Kathryn Shawn
262 262 262 601 958 670 L29 022 236 L74 616 832 L86
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Gilliam Shade 192 jewelry Hayes Brighton 346 earrings, bracelets Hoffman Lily M34 jewelry, pottery, boxes, face painting Jackson Louise 555 beadwork Keller Cassidy P10 hemp bracelets Krinsky Robert 262 jewelry Lees Angela 183 jewelry Levine Zander Zing 832 beaded anklets/bracelets Lindsay Bridget 657 beadwork MacDonald Inti 116 stonework jewelry Mangiafico Katrina 706 crystal jewelry & hangings, mobiles May Nome 195 beadwork jewelry, bags and boxes Medema Nicole M68 micro-macrame jewelry with set stones Norris Betsy 358 jewelry, quilts, photographs Pagliaro Eve 388 jewelry Rainbow Moon 106 jewelry, rose garlands Rose Michele 465 barrettes, necklaces, bracelets, earring Thompson Louise M43 beaded leather & clothing, garlands Trumbly Asher-Sundancer 818 jewelry Walter Summer 262 jewelry
JEWELRY - METALSMITHING Acton Judy 384 jewelry Acton Wayne 384 jewelry Amesquita Luis L37 jewelry Bashara Rebecca 116 jewelry, stone, bone & wood Bosch Christopher L36 musical spoons Boulton Karen 191 light switch covers, metalwork/jewelry Briggs Jonathan 191 metalwork/jewelry Christenson Chris W06 jewelry Christenson Shani W06 jewelry Crabtree Paul 234 jewelry Cunningham Cindy L63 jewelry, earrings Ditson Bim 410 chain mail jewelry Epstein Robin 674 jewelry, hats Finegold Amanda 684 jewelry, yarn Flying Horse Tara L14 jewelry, garments Frank Donna 670 jewelry Fricano Angelo TBD coin rings Garbarini Mark TBD jewelry Gonnella Holly TBD jewelry Govsky John 586 jewelry, porcelain Guenther Lynn 586 earrings, necklace, rings Healy Siri L09 jewelry, refurbished & recycled Hermany Peter L29 jewelry Hunnel Sue 959 jewelry Hunt Musi 975 jewelry Keith Niki 043 jewelry Krinsky Delilah 262 jewelry La Rochelle Vince 948 jewelry Ledesma Yolanda 002 jewelry, miniature jewelry, clothing Lifschutz Andrew 932 bracelets, earrings, necklaces Lucas Andy 814 jewelry, vessels Lux Carol L50 jewelry, crystals, stone sculpture MacDonald Scott 116 jewelry Madland Ann P42 earrings, ring Magnuson Sarah L74 necklaces, hair art, fairies Marie Keron Terra 181 amulets, jewelry Meichtry Robert 043 jewelry Mellet Vanessa 975 jewelry Merello Shelley L37 jewelry, bracelets, necklaces Mondazom Petala TBD jewelry, pendants Mortinson Laurie L48 jewelry Nunley Karen 481 jewelry, metalwork, sculptures Parker Stone 814 rings, bracelet Plinski Ed M70 jewelry, metal sculpture Porteous Stuart L37 jewelry Resnick Betsy L77 jewelry Reynolds Marjorie 046 jewelry, sculpture Ribeiro Carlos Roberto L04 jewelry, kalimbas Rigg Robert M64 jewelry Rollin Melonie L73 jewelry Rose Eagle 345 jewelry, small sculptures, metal vases Rose Yoli 345 jewelry, small sculptures, metal vases Rosenquist Dan L08 jewelry Ross Tchanan L73 jewelry Ruckert Annette 043 jewelry Sauve Thomas 981 jewelry Scharf Cliff L71 jewelry Scharf Samuel David L71 necklaces Shepherd Dennis 650 jewelry Shepherd Nathan 650 silver rings Stemper Catherine 153 jewelry Stewart LothLorien M59 precious metal jewelry Walter Ruth 270 jewelry White Horse Kate 959 silversmithing jewelry Willestoft Tony 832 jewelry
LEATHERWORK Alban Amesquita Canal Coulton Cremonesi Cremonesi Freeman Groussman Lyons McDonald Newman Nied O’Neill Peek
Susan Linda Micah Arthur Kathleen Stefano Will Dan Dustin Jacob Elke Aurora David
236 leather bags W16 jewelry 951 leatherwork bags, shoes 951 woodcarvings, leatherwork 684 journals, belts, boxes, bags, purses 684 leather cover, knife cases, belts TBD leather and tire bags L04 leathergoods TBD leatherworks 710 leather accessories 225 masks, belts, buckles, horns STR pyrography - cuffs, belts, guitar straps 667 leather pouches, journals 343 footwear, leather
2014 DIRECTORY OF ARTISANS Ptacek Pyle Ramirez Reynolds Richards Shockey Siemon Stamens Stoft Summers Tomlin Trumbly Vineyard
Tera Beverly Rowdy Laura Matt Jakob Ashley Cruz Wesley Dave Jai Shanna Jayme
TBD leatherworks 465 cradleboards, moccasins 973 leather necklaces TBD leather footwear 550 tanning tools TBD journals 109 leather masks 270 bags, purses, pouches 236 leather bags & pouches 368 leather mocassins, bags, journals, wrist M55 pocketbelts, footwear, bags, accessories 818 goblin bonnets, jewelry, watch backs 988 leather hip bags, masks, headdresses
MASSAGE Arrache Sondra M55 massage Aulenbach Mahogany 961 massage, baskets Barber Maryann M55 massage Blackmore Michael M55 massage Boehm Dennis 642 massage Bolling Michelle 642 massage Brezsny Kristen 642 massage Burtraw Lisa M55 massage Castle Les 033 shiatsu massage Conner Carissa 033 massage Davis Sarananda 033 Essence of Bliss Massage Ditter Michelle Lynn 033 massage Flaherty Krysi M55 massage Gabonay Erika 202 massage Garton Julie 642 massage Gregory Darrell M55 massage Guidette Molly 642 massage Hanks Byron 202 massage Havenlaw Isa 202 massage Hess Rachel 033 massage Hodges Jennifer 642 massage Hopps Anamieta 642 massage Hoyt Avery TBD reflexology Jimenez Rosa 593 massage Lien Abigail 642 massage Mace Lori 033 massage & chiropractic Madans Michael 961 massage Mast Donna 642 acupressure, massage Maxson Kimby M55 massage McLellan Josandra M55 massage McLellan Kevin M55 massage Miller Anna 642 massage Miller Kathleen 961 massage Murray Tiffany M55 massage Neubert Jody 033 massage Perry John 642 massage Quinn Megan 202 massage Quint Xenia 033 massage & chiropractic Rutherford Gil 202 massage Sankari Jamal 961 massage Scott Lydia 642 massage Scott Micki 642 massage Sunlight Aradia M59 massage Ulrich Asha Jenny M55 massage Wilson Brenda 033 massage Wood Ilsa S. 961 massage Zabloudil Tonia 202 massage Zimmer Ariel 630 massage
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Benton Romy 975 flutes Brannen Richard Eugene 958 drums Bristow Paul 262 stringed instruments Bush Peter 938 marimbas, wood block raceways Cartwright Kyle 205 drum painting Cartwright Matthew 205 drums, gourd rattles Casey Anna TBD string instruments Curtis James Allen TBD stringed instruments, photography DeWein Tyler P15 cigar box guitars Fairbanks Ted 958 guitars, stringed instruments Gibboney Will 002 drums, spoonage, wooden lamps, t-shirts Gray Bryce 210 marimbas, paintings Haislip Randy STR kalimbas, indian flutes, carved stones Hudgel John 398 guitars, instruments Huiras Peter TBD acoustic & electric instruments, jewelry Lennox Brent TBD guitars, woodworking Lounsbury Ishmeil 908 drum Nagle Braxton TBD Miss. Delta cigar box slide guitars Perkins Michael M37 mini & decorative steel drums, m’biras Powell Charles 230 instruments, bowls Randles Richard L40 tone drums, mallets Schraud Michael STR drums, harp, koras Shockley Allan TBD didjeridoos Shucart Ram L61 flutes, jewelry Spencer Tyler TBD didjeridoos Talise Jill 630 rattles
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PAINTING Araujo Cameron Ashley Susan Bright Nancy Dunnihoo-Ballis Ayla Ericson Moira Faist Rick Friedman Mara Henson Mark Hutchison Hanna Johnson Cada Lind Jim Linn Mitzi Murdock Lizzie Nagle Gael Nichols Christina Ofstedahl Micah Owen Tim Payne Venka Rawlins Jasmin Rawlins Jason Standley Carol Summy Jasper Willis Markus
262 paintings, jewelry 294 paintings, original 943 kids’ books, cards, journals, magnets 007 encaustic collage 115 button press M33 paintings, cards, posters, kalimbas 959 paintings, prints, cards, painted shirts P34 paintings, prints, cards, sculpture 106 cards, hearts, ornaments, hangings, bags M68 batik clothing, paintings 387 paintings, cards, posters, t-shirts L33 paintings, laser prints W16 paintings, cards 378 wall hangings, batik prints, t-shirts L48 paintings, framed prints TBD paintings 298 paintings, photography, notecards TBD mounted watercolor, cards, pendants 983 painted rocks, bracelets 983 painted rocks, bracelets 622 painted marbled paper, jewelry M61 hula hoops, oil pastel paintings 230 oil paintings, prints, lamps
PHOTOGRAPHY Berman Daniel 101 photography Ehmann Rik 948 country fair photos/cards Emerson-Verhoeven Nathan 583 photos, silkscreened prints Griffin Dennis L25 photographic prints, bronze chimes Moore William L17 photography, woodwork Roche-Bressler Jenny Hannah TBD instant portable photography Swisher Autumn 950 photography Swisher Jasmine 950 photography, sock monkeys Weinman Richie 596 instant & polaroid photography, cards
ROCKS AND CRYSTALS Bloom Clark Conley Dutton Frohnauer Garnjost Glass Glass Maynard Miller Norris O’Leary Robertson Rogers Strickling Wood Woods
Richard Craiger Michael India Josiah Bill Beverly Steven Susan Dylan Jim Dan Gerald Charles Michael Alex Liam
085 earrings, obsidian windchimes 814 pendants L50 stone, sculpture, crystals, jewelry 584 rocks, hair clips L61 polished rocks 958 boxes, buckles, jewelry, knives 594 crystals, petrified wood, necklaces 594 crystals, stones, mineral specimens 394 crystals, minerals 584 rocks, hemp bracelets 358 crystal balls, marbles, buttons, beads STR marbles L74 carved eggs, carvings, jewelry W11 lapidary work 594 crystals, petrified wood, stones 358 rocks 358 rocks
Powell Reis Rodrigues Roger Ross Sheehan St. Clair Strobel Thomas Vaughan
Avery Hollis Ann Arkus Roger Dennis Tanya Don Paula Derick Tobin
230 tops, jewelry, spatulas 616 dollhouse, dolls 931 pencils STR carousels, pedal saw 095 footbags, juggle balls & sticks 368 stuffed dolls, animals STR flowersticks for juggling 934 stuffed animals, dolls 844 wooden puzzles STR toys, jewelry
WHIMSY Artists Various Beckwith Lilly Bray Byron Brounstein Howie Callahan Maeve Connon Patrick Davis Will Falbo Elaine Friedman Neil Furth Jeanne Glassburner John Glassburner Robert Greenberg-Huber Zoe Herbert Ned Hoeper Lothar Horn Chloe Horn Ella Jackson Woody Jones Denise Marshall Thea Merritt Max Merritt Sophia Micklavzina Alden Minke Darren Morningstar Pahos Pagen Lawrence Pancoast Jason Perkins Shilah Scaroni Parker Schrager Mark Songbird Durian Starchild-Wolf Fiora Swope Liane Taylor Katya Torrey Yvonne Rose Van Dyke Carol Weiseth Carl Wesp Tash Zornes Teyah
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SCULPTURE Allen Kim Becker Gary Beekman Chris Berlin Eric Bernardi Sam Brashear Corbin Bush Kolieha Campbell Barb DeRosso James Giampaoli Peter Glassman Barry Gross James Guthrie Jim Hellner Matt Kaufman Brianna Kaufmann Bear Keith Jim Keith Tracy MacDonald Megas Moeller Karen Moon Raven Neufield Peter Paulsen Chris Rothrock Jennifer Roxburgh Monica Russo Karen Salvino Steve Sypolt Sam Verhoeven Paul Wilbur Greg Wilson Sally Yap-Alexander Sian Zrihen Jackie
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TOYS Bishop Gordon Butler Audrey Clements Sally Cole Dharma Daughenbaugh Laura DeFazio Diana DeFazio Susanna Ditton Sarid Gladiola Lisa Rain Hawley Jennifer Lind Jon Ocean Alisa
L74 board game P20 tops 346 sock animals, wooden dolls, jewelry 600 stilts, altar boxes STR stick horses, wands, clothing access’s 416 wooden toys 416 toys, games TBD chalk, crayons, paint 678 dolls L74 board game 095 footbags, juggle balls/sticks, bracelets W16 dollhouse, dolls
FOOD BOOTHS Af h i Sh Afghani Sheesh hK Kabab b b and d Cuisine L64 Azure Ocean Bangkok Grill Bi-Coastal Cafe Blazing Salads Blintz Booth Brew Dr. (townsends) Cafe 26 Cafe LaFayette: “Cajun Cuisine” Cafe Mundo Cart De Frisco Casablanca Clayton’s Candies Coconut Bliss Cooperative Fruit Dana’s Cheesecake Dan’s Original Burgers Deep Sea Delights Dessert Oasis Divine Balance Fruit Salad Edible Improv El Burrito Shop Fresh Squeeze Genesis Juice Get Fried Rice Goin’ Nuts! Golden Avatar Great Falafel Gritz La Ritz Hemp House Grille Herbal Junction Hilltop Bakery Ice Delight India House Just Desserts by Rosie Knish Bliss Kundari’s Pizza La Tortilla aka La Chalupa Le Petit Gourmet Liberty Coffee Company Lovin Oven
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GET YOUR PEACH ON! OCF LOGO ITEMS 2014 Each year some established crafters at the Fair apply to sell their items with the OCF logo on them; the use of this logo must be approved by the Board, and these are the items that are approved! Seek them out! Start (or add to) a collection! Get a gift for your peach-happy friends! Beaded Peach Pins & Barrettes--Native American flatwork (Ponca). Louise Jackson, Archeology Park (555) Fused Glass Pendants & Pins--dichroic fused glass; etched peach Recycled Glass Pendants & Pins—molded peach Patti Lomont, Booth 941 Hemp Hats--hand-sewn baseball caps & other styles; screened peach; soy ink Jane Dawson, Booth 921 Bandanas--cotton bandanas, original design using logo; silkscreened. Brian Alexander, Booth 599 Ceramic Mugs--hand-thrown pottery; peach design on side. Kim Allen, Booth 907 Silver Shadowbox Peach Jewelry--pendants, pins, earrings, bracelets, Porcelain Peaches Set In Silver Jeff Allen, Booth 907 Tye-Dyed T-Shirts—silkscreened logo design Joni Kennedy & Greg Shewczyk, Booth 662 Silk Printed Prayer Flags & Scrolls Cathleen Coulson Keegan & William Wright, Booth 386 Leather Sandals with silkscreened peach; Leather Draw-String Bags, Small Leather Patches Penny Torbert, Booth 343 Glass Goblet, Pottery Base Dave Hough, Booth 14 Tote Bags Diane McWhorter, Booth 175 Blown-Glass Peach (Paperweight) Kevin Fulton, Booth 85 Embroidered Peach Patches Barbara Coole, Booth M66 OCF Maps—large and small (including lanyard laminates) Peter Eberhardt & Stuart Allan, Booth 491 The Fair Game—Board game based on OCF Jennifer Bishop, Booth L74 Guitar with peach and dragon carved into body and neck Peter Jay Huiras, Booth P23 Glassware: Mugs & Glasses with sandblasted peach and designs Ann Schwartz, Booth 599 Guitar, peach-shaped; and shell-peach inlayed into various stringed instruments Brent Lennox, Booth P23
As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, the OCF relies heavily literally thousands of people. We would love to be able to thank everyone individually, but given the limits on our space and your time, here are a few individuals and businesses whose contributions over the past year have extended the Fair’s capacity to put on an event of the highest quality and develop our year-round programs. Please join us in thanking and supporting them whenever possible: Andrea Nickel for marketing and media assistance, the gang at TicketsWest; the folks at Travel Lane County; Dana Dedrick and the amazing staff at the Long Tom Watershed Council; the wonderful Eugene Weekly staff; the Kesey family and The McDonald Theatre; everyone at LTD; Pat Cross from Pacific Benefits; Kim and Jeff from JD Fulwiler Insurance; Carrie Fortier from Jones and Roth, CPA; Pat Walsh and the VOX Group; Dana’s Cheesecake Bakery; the folks from Our Daily Bread; Eugene Direct Mail Service; Sue Howe; Tom Heneghan and his fire trucks; Dillon and Inbound Northwest Linda Kerr of Go Figure; the generous folks at Groundwork Organics, Sweetleaf Farms & Deck family Farms; Jason Perry and the Honey Buckets crew; Oregon Web Press; Bob Fennessey of the WOW Hall; all the incredibly helpful staff from Key Bank in Veneta and downtown Eugene; the staff at Siuslaw Bank in Veneta;; the fine folks from Silke Communications; Jim Biggs from Quantum Telephone; Gary Nelson from Century Link; Dave D’Vanzo and the staff at Lane Electric;; and our dear friend Thom Lanfear. Special thanks to Russell Poppe our attorney; thank you for your invaluable advice, professional services and creative work on behalf of the Fair. Members of the Veneta community have worked with us since 1996 to make the event run more smoothly. This year thanks go to Mindy Sandford, Kyle Schauer and Ric Ingham from the City of Veneta; Veneta Mayor Sandra Larsen and all the Veneta City Councilors; Lane County Commissioner Jay Bozeviech; Sgt. Doug Osborne of the Lane County Sheriff’s Office; Fire Chief Terry Ney and the staff from Lane County Fire District 1; Lane County Land Management; the Fern Ridge Chamber of Commerce; And last but never least, there are literally thousands of volunteers who donate huge amounts of time and expertise to the Fair and who deserve recognition for their extraordinary generosity and commitment. From Culture Jam, to Fair Philanthropy, to our ongoing efforts to steward the Fair’s resources and promote the Fair’s vision and values in all we do, we are blessed by your generosity and creativity. We couldn’t do any of it without each and every one of you! Thank you so, so much.
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