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Welcome Home

It is my sincere pleasure to welcome each and every one of you to the 2016 Oregon Country Fair! Our stages are brimming with talent, our vendors offer the finest crafts and our food booths represent the best of the Pacific Northwest, inviting you to sample cuisines from around the world. Our entertainers include an amazing and eclectic mix of musicians, acrobats, poets, magicians, jugglers, clowns, tumblers, puppeteers, actors, comedians, marching bands, jug bands and many more that, frankly, defy description. And the food! This isn’t your typical fair food. Not by a mile. I’ve got nothing against elephant ears and cotton candy, mind you, but come on! This is the freshest, most delicious food this side of anywhere and my only regret is that I have but one stomach to give for my Fair. Need a pair of leather sandals comfortable enough to wear all day yet perfectly suited for an evening out on the town? We got ‘em. Looking for an original piece of jewelry to show that special someone just how much they mean to you? Your choices are mind boggling. Are you eight months pregnant and absolutely need to have your belly painted in a tastefully brilliant rendition of Gaia? No problem. Pottery? Yup. All of the crafts sold at the Fair are hand-made by the crafter that you are buying it from.

What the Oregon Country Fair really offers, though, is the experience of the Fair itself. This is the place to put aside your fears. To suspend your disbelief. To take the chance of opening up your heart. To be willing to have your mind blown. And it’s all possible in our little magical spot in the woods of Oregon. On the banks of the Long Tom River, you have found a place where you can allow yourself to be happy. You deserve it. Welcome home. Tom Gannon, General Manager

Opening Ceremony

We are the descendants of our ancestors. We are the ancestors of our descendants. © GEOFFREY SILVER

Join us at Main Stage Meadow for an honoring of the tree of life, of DNA, of the spiraling continuum of all planetary species. The Ceremony’s Grounding begins at 11:00 in the Meadow and the Ceremony itself begins at 11:30 on stage. If you so desire, arrive dressed in a single color. Any color, but ALL in that one color. Arrive ready to participate as together we create this moment of beginning. Arrive ready to step into this Eternal Now, aligning our current choices with creating a healthy and thriving world for the future ones, our descendants. May they remember us, their ancestors, with fondness and gratitude. Every choice we make has ripples.

Be Here, Now Tickets

Tickets are available at www.ticketswest.com, or call 1-800- 992-8499. Cost is $26 for Friday, $29 for Saturday and $24 for Sunday. Day of event tickets are $29 for Friday, $33 for Saturday and $27 for Sunday. You can also purchase a 3-day ticket for $68. NO tickets are available on the Fair Site.

Free Fare on the Fair The OCF is purchasing the fare for the entire LTD bus 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 Portland? Take the train – information can be found at www.amtrak.com. Coming from the Bay Area? Catch the Green Tortoise. For Tortoise info: www.greentortoise. com. If you choose to drive to the Fair, onsite parking costs $10 per vehicle per day if ticket is purchased in advance and $15 per vehicle per day on site.

Camping All you need to know is at oregoncountryfair.org

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.

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Dumpstaphunk

The Wee Ones

Everyone Orchestra

Child Care Child Care is a friendly, secure and enriching kid-centered Country Fair experience, welcoming children between the hours of 11:00 and 6:00 for $2.00 an hour per child. We’re available 24/7 for lost kids. There are two locations: Sesame Street at the top of the Figure Eight, past Main Stage near the Ritz Sauna and New Kids on Wally’s Way at the front of the Fair near the EZGate entrance and Gypsy Caravan Stage. Both locations offer fun and stimulating activities for our young Fair-goers, including face painting, live entertainment, crafts and many other things. We cannot accept hungry children, bare butts or training pants, but we do offer family-friendly rest areas adjacent to each location.

Afrolicious

All Access

Alter Able Access and Advocacy (4A) promotes equal access for all participants at OCF. 4A provides some equipment loans, Braille entertainment schedules, sign language interpreters and other assistance as well as advocacy, education and advice. 4A is located in the Dragon’s Head at the entrance and also in Community Village. NEW: From 2-5 daily, one interpreter will be available on a first-comefirst-serve basis to facilitate interactions between people with hearing impairments and booth vendors. Please utilize--but don’t monopolize!

Diaper Service Located on Wally’s Way, BRING Recycling will provide cloth diaper service for our newest generation. Complimentary plastic storage bags and diaper pins are provided as needed. Using this service is a great way to help move the Fair towards zero waste while protecting the health and safety of the Sanitation and Recycling Crews. Hours: Daily 11:00 to 7:00. Cost: $10 per dozen plus a $25 refundable deposit.

Shook Twins

Recycle, Please The Recycling Crew, working with the Fair food vendors, are doing everything we can to eliminate plastic from the Fair. This year most of the food service ware that you will receive throughout the Fair, including beverage cups, are compostable! Please dispose of all compostable service ware in the green compost receptacles, not the red landfill receptacles. You will find collection kiosks throughout the Fair, often run by costumed Recyclers who will happily answer your questions. If you’re not sure what goes where, ask a Recycler! We on the Recycling Crew are dedicated to minimizing the impact that our event has on our land and the planet. To learn more about what we do, please visit the educational recycling kiosk in Energy Park and our interactive display and presentation at the StewardShip. Our success depends on you – thank you for recycling responsibly.

Health First!

Once again White Bird’s Rock Med crew provides its unique brand of medical and crisis intervention services at OCF. White Bird is the emergency response at the Fair and dispatches trained Medical & Mental Health professionals to incidents anywhere on site as needed. Services are free & confidential. Don’t call 911, call White Bird! We can be contacted by any staff person carrying a radio or via our internal telephone system located at most major Fair Installations like Stages, Gates and Info Booths. White Bird is centrally located next to the Main Stage with an outpost near the entrance at Odyssey Station and our newest outpost, Little Wing, located in the New Area, Xavanadu, to support our growing footprint and family! Basic First Aid supplies are also available at all INFO Booths. AED’s are distributed throughout the site (see the Map).

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Paying it Forward © JEREMY RUNNING

The Fair has been rooted in philanthropy since it began as a fundraiser for a children’s program. Our philanthropy is focused on building community and helping people thrive. We have three grantmaking programs that together have donated more than one million dollars: 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 or visit oregoncountryfair.org. 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. Cash, food vouchers and check donations are matched two-to-one by the Fair, up to $20,000. To donate, look for wooden donation boxes, which can be found at all Info Booths. Donations are tax-deductible; please include your address for a mailed receipt. Since 1996, the Vision Fund has donated more than $386,000. The 2016 recipients are: Assistance League, Lane Senior Support Coalition, Laurel Hill Center, MidLane Cares, Pearl Buck Center, and Planned Parenthood of Southwest Oregon. 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. Recipients were: Campfire/ Camp Wilani Alpine Tower, Crow High School/Glass Arts Program, Culture Jam/Camp Scholarships for Veneta Students, Elmira Elementary School/Drawing Project, Lane Arts Council/Summer Arts Camp in Veneta, Rural Arts Center/ Japanese Folk Film Camp and Veneta Elementary School/Mural Project.

Good Energy Energy Park is a place to exchange ideas with experts in the fields of renewable energy and sustainable living and to participate in discussions about organic farming methods. Learn about food safety and plant diversity. Ag Alley showcases heirloom vegetables and flowers along with a look at the future of small farms. Energy Park has many displays and presentations on solar design, wind power and hydro power. Come learn about human powered vehicles, biodiesel and electric vehicles and speak with those who use them daily. Energy Park also provides solar cell phone charging located in Xavanadu, the exciting new Fair loop.

Back in the Day © JEREMY RUNNING

History at the Front Porch displays Fair posters from each past year, created by our many talented artists. Check out the poster from your first year at the Fair and stroll down memory lane! The 2016 poster was designed by Ila Rose... beautiful, symbolic and visionary-- her work pays homage to the land and the creatures that live on it. Photos of fairies and other memorabilia can

The Merch Perch © GEOFFREY SILVER

Commemorative Sales offers an array of artistic items and Oregon Country Fair posters. Items include a variety of t-shirts for adults and kids, water bottles, tote bags, tank tops and hooded sweatshirts. Commemorative Sales has two locations, the main spot at the Left Bank History Booth and a smaller outlet next to Odyssey across from Rabbit Hole.

Old School

Take a break with Fair Elders in our shady enclave on Strawberry Lane near Jill’s Crossing—the Still Living Room. Listen to elderly performers on our tiny stage, or take a rest at the memorial flower bed and redesigned kiosk, where you can riday hang personal remembrances of Fair 12:00 Le Bon Vivant Dillatantes’ Family who have moved on to new 1:00 Doug Card adventures. View our four historical timelines, panels that depict decades of 3:00 Good n’ Country Reunion Fair magic and issues that have faced the 5:00 Jim Page OCF Family. The Elders also display photographs and OCF memorabilia in aturday the Still Living Room. Look for pictures 12:00 Chico Schwall of your friends or your own youthful 2:00 Fiddlin Big Sue Band self on one of the panels. 4:00 Elderberries 5:30 Eric Nicholson

Altar-native

Sunday

Altared Space provides a sacred respite from the joyful cacophony of the Fair. You will discover a Sacred Altar, an opportunity to honor the Elements—Water, Earth, Air and Fire burning bright in the Lotus - in a quiet wooded spot to meditate and partake in the gifts of skilled Altared Healing and Advice practitioners. Additionally, create something sacred with your hands in the Altared Craft area for kids of all ages. All donations offered for services received at Altared Space goes to Culture Jam Youth Camp. Located on Strawberry Lane near Shady Grove.

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12:00 Rob Tobias 1:00 Red Pajamas 2:00 Moz Wright 2:30 Richard Crandell 3:30 Lake Toba

The Artist’s Rendering This year’s Oregon Country Fair poster design by Ila Rose developed out of a desire to pay homage to the land and the creatures that live on it year round. We are fortunate to get to use this space for our festivities each year. We owe a debt of gratitude to those involved in studying and maintaining the land year round as well as to the spirits of the land that permit and sometimes seemingly entertain the celebration. Read the artist’s design notes at oregoncountryfairposter.com. Ila Rose (ilarose.com) is an artist working in the Pacific Northwest. She is part of a group of painters who refer to themselves at Accumulative Realists, a movement that draws from Surrealism, Meta-realism, Visionary art and accumulated symbology throughout space and time as a means to retell old mythologies and concepts as current composite narratives, creating new stories about the magic and transformative reality in which we exist. Ila Rose grew up in Eugene, Oregon. Rose has a twin brother and an older sister. Her sister, Rena, who has Cerebral Palsy, has been a recurring source of inspiration for Ila. Her first-hand experience observing and caring for someone who’s had to negotiate the struggles of living in a non-functioning body with a fully functioning mind has informed much of what she does as an artist and the choices she has made as a human. “There’s always been this desire to understand human suffering,” Rose explains. In her art you might see conversations about deformity, decay, death, inequality, emotion, feminism, environmentalism and self reflection. Her work tends to be very colorful yet dark, complex, detailed, luscious and surreal. She occasionally refers to her work as dreamscapes, elaborating that the paintings come to her as a dream would in sleep or that they feel like a sort of subconscious vomit. Ila has been a barista, a waitress, a nanny, a caregiver, a teacher and a professional musician and now works full-time as an artist. Want an opportunity to design the poster for our 48th anniversary and be part of this amazing event? Share some samples of your work or a link to your portfolio before September 15, 2016. For more details, visit oregoncountryfairposter.com.

Culture Jam Camp © GEOFFREY SILVER

Just a few weeks after the Country Fair, a special event takes place: Culture Jam! A Youth Program of the Oregon Country Fair. 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 the Fair office at (541) 465-2230.

Hot Stuff

The Empathy Tent Oregon Country Fair has welcomed an additional conflict resolution resource to the Fair! We are CeDaR: an Oregon Country Fair conflict resolution resource. At this year’s Fair, CeDaR will be hosting the Empathy Tent at our booth in the Dragon Plaza. You might have seen the Empathy Tent at Eugene’s Saturday Market. If you want an open ear “to lay down your burdens,” the Empathy Tent is the place to be. So, if you’re swinging by the Dragon Plaza, look for the Empathy Tent by the Dragon’s Tail and you can share your tales with us!

Make a visit to the Ritz Sauna and Showers part of your Oregon Country Fair experience! The Ritz, booth #W34, is located on Sesame Street and 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. Stop by to see “Working Together”, the partially-raised, fully “dressed” (painted and accessorized) story pole displayed next to The Ritz. Closed for deep cleaning 3:00-4:00. Women’s Hour, Friday 4:00–5:30. Alter-able accessible.

Smooth Land-ing

The Oregon Country 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!

Sol Seed

Scott Law & Ross James Cosmic Twang

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Marv Ellis & We Tribe

Ark Park Indigenous Culture Unearthed Join us at Ark Park, stepping back in time along the banks of the Long Tom River, where archaeological studies have found more than 10,500 years of cultural history on the grounds of the Oregon Country Fair. Talk to an archaeologist about the Fair’s educational, research and preservation efforts. Learn about the Kalapuya people, their history and the world they lived in then and today. Check out the Ark Park buildings of hand-split cedar, built with traditional construction methods and visit with artisans as they show you flint knapping, fire making, hide tanning, and basketry. See the Ark Park schedule for workshop times or just stop by and visit.

FLINT KNAPPING

Ron Macy, Richy Bello, DJ Rogers [Flint Knapping is not one of our hands-on workshops. It is only a demonstration of techniques used in stone tool making.]

FRICTION FIRE STARTING

Roadkill (Jeff Damm), Myron Cretney

HIDE TANNING

Woniya Thiebault, Issa Sava-Sturm, Matt Richards

ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISPLAY

Ann Rogers, Oregon Country Fair Archaeologist

Workshops (one hour long unless noted) Hands on workshops, in basketry, cordage, bone tool making, natural pigments and more. These workshops are led by experts in these ancient living skills. There is a small fee for each session.

Friday

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11:00 Natural Dyes & Wool Work Margaret Mathewson

11:00 Natural Pigment Paints Carole Mathewson

Natural Pigment Paints Carole Mathewson 12:00 Hide Tanning Woniya Thiebault, Matt Richards 1:00 Stringmaking, Ropemaking & Natural Fibers Discussion Tamara Wilder

Natural Pigment Paints Carole Mathewson 12:00 Hide Tanning Woniya Thiebault 1:00 Stringmaking, Ropemaking & Natural Fibers Discussion Tamara Wilder History Talk - Early Life along the Lama tam buff (Long Tom) River Douglas Card

2:00 Cordage, Basketry Ed Willie, Christi Gabaldon Hide Tanning Issa Sava-Sturm 3:00 Bone Tool Samples & Discussion Tamara Wilder 4:00 Traditional Basketry Styles – Great Basin Margaret Mathewson Natural Pigment Paints Carole Mathewson 5:00 Open Workshops & Demos

2:00 Shell Bead Making Ed Willie, Christi Gabaldon Hide Tanning Issa Sava-Sturm, Matt Richards 4:00 Traditional Basketry Styles - West Coast and Willamette Valley (2hrs) Margaret Mathewson Natural Pigment Paints Carole Mathewson 5:00 Buckskin Clothing Design Discussion Tamara Wilder 6:00 Open Workshops & Demos

12:00 Hide Tanning Woniya Thiebault Stringmaking, Ropemaking & Natural Fibers Discussion Tamara Wilder 1:00 Cordage, Basketry, Shell Bead Making Ed Willie and Christi Gabaldon Oregon Grape: Harvest & Processing (2-3hrs) Issa Sava-Sturm 2:00 Bone Tool Samples and Discussion Tamara Wilder Hide Tanning Matt Richards 3:00 Natural Pigment Paints Carole Mathewson 4:00 Open Workshops & Demos

Demonstrations (all day, every day)

Solar Roller

Pedal Power will have presentations and musical performances at Kesey stage Friday & Sunday 11:15 “Story time, music and magic show with Bryan Reed” and Saturday 5:15 “John Craigie and friends.”

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The Solar Rover is a collaborative project between L.C.C.’s Energy Management Program, Pedal Power Music and Oregon Country Fair. The unit will be collecting energy from stationary bicycles along with the power of the sun. The Solar Rover will be featured at the Dance Pavilion in Xavanadu, providing electricity for the audio. Work it and Flowzone will also be powered by a combination of human and solar energy.

Community Village It Takes One to Know One Community Village is at the center of the Oregon Country Fair, located between Energy Park and Main Stage. This year will be our 40th year at the Fair so come on by for a big celebration! Community Village 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. By believing in dreams, thinking of others, valuing differences and experimenting with new ideas, we hope to expand our consciousness, growing beyond the Fair... into the world at large.

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

11–7 OSU Gardening Info Q&A • Come-Unity House

11–7 Plant Clinic • Come-Unity House

11:00 Frog’s Joke Workshop for Kids • Village Green Unleash the Beast: Go Wild! • Yurt Dude Dojo: Bros Have Feelings To • Tipi Seed Bombs! • Arts Booth

11:00 Frog’s Joke Workshop for Kids • Village Green EDGU Spinal Maintenance Movement • Yurt Seed Bombs! • Arts Booth

11:00 Acro Yoga w/ Debbie, Jacob & Laura • Village Green Unleash the Beast: Go Wild! • Yurt Decorative Magnets • Arts Booth

12:00 Paul Safer • Stage Women’s Grounding Circle • Yurt Maiden Ritual • Tipi Tiny Fairies & Sand Art Bottles • Arts Booth 1:00 Dances of Universal Peace • Village Green Narcotics Anonymous Open Meeting • Yurt Arts and Civil Liberties • Tipi Decorative Magnets • Arts Booth Botanical Talks on Select Topics • Wild Edibles Booth 2:00 Beth Miriam Rose & Friends • Stage Restorative Justice 101 • Yurt Saving Seeds with Children • Tipi Comic Book Light Switch Covers • Arts Booth 3:00 ReWild Your Gut! • Village Green Heart of Now: Connective, Heartwarming Fun • Yurt You’re a Great & Powerful Wizard by Sage Liskey • Tipi Thaumatropes & Optical Toys • Arts Booth Botanical Talks on Select Topics • Wild Edibles Booth 4:00 Steel Wool • Stage Open Heart Meditation • Tipi Avant Gardeners Present: Building Farmily • Yurt 5:00 Interactive Theater for Community • Yurt Green Mental Health Vitamins • Tipi 6:00 Inner Limits • Stage Genderful, Wonderful You! • Yurt

12:00 David Rogers • Stage Women’s Grounding Circle • Yurt Mother Ritual • Tipi Tiny Fairies & Sand Art Bottles • Arts Booth 1:00 Dances of Universal Peace • Village Green Narcotics Anonymous Open Meeting • Yurt The Artist as a Community Activist • Tipi Japanese Paper Marbling • Arts Booth Botanical Talks on Select Topics • Wild Edibles Booth 2:00 Windsong & Kat Del Rio • Stage Chi-Gong • Yurt Genuine, Meaningful Sustainability • Tipi Comic Book Light Covers • Arts Booth 3:00 Hip Hop Cyper for Peace • Village Green Heart of Now: Connective, Heartwarming Fun • Yurt Hip Trips • Tipi Botanical Talks on Select Topics • Wild Edibles Booth 4:00 Druid Sisters Tea Party • Stage Emotional Freedom w/ Sound Healing • Yurt Open Heart Meditation • Tipi Squirt-a-Shirt Tie Dye Experience • Arts Booth 5:00 Herbalism as Social Justice • Village Green Interactive Theater for Community • Yurt Living in an Intentional Community • Tipi 6:00 The Bassett Sisters • Stage It Gets Better: LGBTQIA Empowerment • Yurt

Bird Walk – Saturday 7:00am • Come-Unity House

12:00 Charlotte Thistle • Stage Women’s Grounding Circle • Yurt Crone Ritual • Tipi Japanese Paper Marbling • Arts Booth 1:00 Dances of Universal Peace • Village Green Narcotics Anonymous Open Meeting • Yurt Birds as a Catalyst for Conservation • Tipi Botanical Talks on Select Topics • Wild Edibles Booth 2:00 Chaka Mhembere w/ Mudzidzi • Stage Emotional Healing w/ Sound Healing • Yurt 3:00 #instaballet Interactive Performance • Village Green Heart of Now: Connective, Heartwarming Fun • Yurt You’re a Great & Powerful Wizard by Sage Liskey • Tipi Botanical Talks on Select Topics • Wild Edibles Booth 4:00 La Famille • Stage Intro to Therapeutic Touch • Yurt Open Heart Meditation • Tipi Squirt-a-Shirt Tie Dye Experience • Arts Booth 5:00 Community Contact Yoga Jam • Yurt 5:30 Satori Bob Big Band • Stage Visioning LGBTQIA presence @ Fair • Yurt Man Up- Really? • Tipi

AA Meetings – Daily 9:00am & 9:00pm • Tipi

Taste the Rainbow! Where there is rain, there is always the potential for a rainbow. In the wake of a downpour upon the LGBTQIA community this year in Orlando, Rainbow Village continues to shed its light through the clouds during its second year as a safe space for LGBTQIA folks at the Oregon Country Fair! Rainbow Village provides education, resources, activities, workshops, playshops, organizing opportunities, and MOST importantly COMMUNITY CONNECTION! Rainbow Village is housed in the Peace and Justice booth in the heart of the Fair, Community VIllage, and offers resources while collecting input for a shared community Rainbow Village vision. Rainbow Village staff will facilitate workshops at 6:00 daily in the Community Village Yurt to include: Genderfull, Wonderfull YOU!; It Gets Better; and Visioning LGBTQIA presence at OCF. All workshops are open to all people. Come be a part of this powerful personal and community transformation!! Find us on Facebook at OCFRainbowVillage or email oblio.stroyman@gmail.com to get involved! MOST importantly, come by in person and give us a squeeze!

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Performance Artists... Music, Vaudeville, Dance & Spoken Word

Aarun & Jonathan

National Fiddle Champion Aarun Carter and country roots icon Jonathan Trawick. Steeped in the rich tradition of American folklore, as comfortable as your favorite pair of house shoes, and as rhythmic as grandma’s rockin’ chair, pure grass roots American entertainment. Shady Grove Fri 11:00; Blue Moon Sat 1:00

Adam East & Kris Deelane Rousing folk-rock band sing and play, making people dance and think. Their lyric-and-harmony-driven folk/rock makes them favorites at festivals around the country. They first appeared at the Oregon Country Fair in 1995 and have played all 21 years since then. Shady Grove Fri 12:20; Blue Moon Sat 4:20 African dance with Fefafe An authentic West African performance troupe which presents the traditional culture of Guinea. The name, Fefafe, translates from their Susu language to “Something Good is Coming.” After touring professionally around the world, these Guinean artists have recently settled in the Eugene area. Each member has diverse professional training and performance backgrounds in dance, drum, song, and other performing arts, which greatly adds to their explosive, culturally rich performances. These dynamic performers are, indeed, keepers of their culture. Dance Pavilion Fri 1:00 (lesson and performance); Sat 3:45 (performance); Sun 1:05 (performance) Afrolicious Since the release of their first EP produced by Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation, this live/electronic collective from San Francisco has been kicking out the latest Afrobeat & Brazilian break-beat funk, continuing to inspire and push the boundaries of music and community. Main Stage Fri 6:00 Alan Stein “ADOM”: Awakening The One-Hearted

A student of the Hopi Prophecies for over 30 years, Adom the One Hearted Messenger shares the message of the ‘Peaceful Ones’ to promote the change of heart on a global scale that would foster an evolved state of consciousness that brings balance to the planet. Chez Ray’s Fri 3:00

Albert Kaufman Elephant in the Room-Population Growth With song and spoken word, he

examines the impact of overpopulation, in a way that makes tackling a taboo topic fun and engaging. He lobbies to increase funding for global family planning, so that every child born is wanted and life everywhere is sustainable. Chez Ray’s Fri 4:00

Alcyon Massive Painting an intimate portrait of West Coast counter-culture, as frontman for his Oregon-based band, his lyrics & melodies spread a universal message of Love. Check out the new sounds on “Soul Science”, a blend of reggae-inspired Hip Hop and electronic beats. Front Porch Fri 6:00; Sun 6:00 All American/No Foreigner Variety Act Previous resident alien, now US Citizen, Henrik Bothe

Actual Size

of Bellini Twins and Flaming Heterosexuals fame will be performing a classic family friendly variety show with hardly any nudity nor tongue in cheek. Funny as apple pie! Stage Left Vaudeville Fri 11:00; Daredevil Vaudeville Palace Fri 5:30; Sat 12:30 Sun 1:30

All Tied Up with Leapin’ Louie, Tera Zarra, and Shoehorn A collaboration of five top vaudeville veterans! Energetic and original circus variety comedy centered on Latin jazz. Leapin’ Louie will spin his crazy lassos, Tera Zarra presents her famous strong-woman act, bodies fall, and comedy ensues. W.C. Fields Memorial Stage Fri 12:30; Sat 4:30; Sun 11:30 Americanistan & Friends Live music inspired by the Middle East and Mediterranean with professional belly dancers. Ethnic instruments like the kanun, harmonium and ney flute are paired with the rhythms of the dumbek, tambourine, and frame drum in traditional Bellydance tunes and hypnotic originals. Gypsy Caravan Stage Fri 5:30 Aminta Skye

With her unique sound and amazing voice, she is magnetic on stage singing both original and cover tunes of soulful, eclectic music. She will accompany herself on guitar and ukelele, and also with her music teacher, Emily Jensen, on piano. Youth Stage Sat 3:00

Anjali: Bhangra & Bollywood

Join in the fun with this approachable, high energy class! A student of Kathak & Bharata Natyam (South Indian Classical dance), promoter of Bhangra & Giddha (Panjabi folk dances), a background in Jazz, Ballet & Modern these infectious classes will leave you overjoyed! Workit Shop Fri 3:00; Sat 6:00; Dance Pavilion Sat 11:00

Ari Lesser His repertoire touches on everything from modern politics to ancient mysticism. He raps from a perspective of different personalities: living or historical, real and fictional, human and...other, giving life to words in a way that inspires and provokes thought. Spirit Tower Fri 12:00; Sun 4:00; Rabbit Hole Sun 1:00 A rthur L ee L and

Live-Looping-ElectroAmericana may best describe Arthur’s eclectic fusion of folk-rock, AfroGrass and electronica. This multi-talented performer blends great songwriting with elements of country and roots, house and pop, in a solo performance with a sound a big as any band. Main Stage Sat 11:15

Artis the Spoonman As Artis the Spoonman, I

gotta tell’ya, I’m 67 not 47. I’m a player but no longer a Rock Star (though I was for 15 minutes). As Toothless Jake, I have songs, stories and poems that just might upset you. Daredevil Vaudeville Palace Fri 1:30; Sat 2:30; Sun 12:30; Kesey Stage Sun 3:15

Aruna Beth Miriam Rose: Tarot for the SOUL Tarot’s archetypes hold the keys to expression of our Soul and the Awakening of Humanity. Universal energies and numerical correspondences are deeply rooted in our

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authentic experience and very relevant for manifesting Healing in our changing world. Chez Ray’s Sun 4:00

between them, instructing at various festivals and weekend events all around the world. Dance Pavilion Fri 2:00; Sat 2:30

Baby Gramps Energetic humorously

Body Awareness & Movement with Roseena Robinson Reconnect with the vital self, explore your groove! 15 yrs w/ Newport School of Artistic Movement, 7 w/ Pacific Dance Ensemble, Rosee teaches Youth Hip Hop for the City of Eugene, & studies Awareness Through Movement & Functional Integration, Feldenkrais Institute of Oregon. Workit Shop Fri 4:00; Sun 3:00

entertaining performer with an endless repertoire. Sings his own unique arrangements of rags, jazz and blues from the ‘20s and ‘30s and many originals. Still steeped in tradition, but dedicating remaining years to the abstract science of music. Shady Grove Fri 4:20; Blue Moon Sun 5:50

Backyard Heroes This interactive, musical puppet show brings to life three puppets made entirely out of recycled materials. Archie Raccoon, Osmo Skunk, and Bella Squirrel band together to take on the case of “The Green Monster, “ while singing and dancing along to original music. Youth Stage Sun 2:00 Banana Slug String Band This band uses theater,

audience participation, dance, comedy and original music to teach children about Science and Ecology. They inspire kids through their live shows to become Earth Warriors. There is no barrier between performers and audience in a Slug show. Youth Stage Fri 6:00

Bear Wilner-Nugent: Oregon Marijuana Law Update One of the state’s most prominent marijuana lawyers. Keep pace with the change in marijuana laws and regulations. If you want to know the facts about how to exercise our new freedoms safely and legally, this presentation is for you. Front Porch Fri 3:00; Spirit Tower Sat 1:30 Belly Dance Lesson

with Claudia One of the most talented dancers in the NW, Claudia brings fire and passion to her performing and teaching. Come learn to shimmy from a true master teacher of the art of belly dance. Gypsy Caravan Stage Sat 12:00

Belly Dance Lesson with Sharon Kihara A former

member of The Bellydance Superstars and an international touring artist, Sharon is a major innovator in the art of tribal fusion belly dance. Grace, strength and depth characterize this inspiring and sought after teacher and performer. Gypsy Caravan Stage Fri 12:00

Belly Dance Lesson with Yemaya Learn the exquisite

isolations of classic belly dance from one of the daughters of the Gypsy Caravan Stage. A second-generation belly dancer, Yemaya has been astounding audiences for decades with her consummate artistry. Gypsy Caravan Stage Sun 12:00

Beth Miriam Rose & Friends

Acoustic Folk Melodies with Exquisite Harmonic Bliss Flow to nourish the Heart and Soul. Originals and reinventing timeless favorites from Kate Wolf and others. Community Village Fri 2:00

B lues F usion dancing with instructors Mark Carpenter and Nicole Trissell (and live music by the Robin Jackson Band) Explore

the world of social partner dancing as we put the music into our bodies and connect with the body in front of us. Nicole and Mark have been teaching dance for nearly 15 years

Charlie Brown

Peach Pit • 2016 Oregon Country Fair

Bonnie Henderson: The Next Tsunami We now know that a massive earthquake and tsunami on the Oregon Coast is inevitable. The author of The Next Tsunami explores how we know what we know about the Cascadia Subduction Zone and the impact that knowledge has on one Oregon Coast community- and on all of us. Front Porch Fri 2:00; Sat 1:00 Breeze Powell: Mamas in Motion Combining years

of movement & dance experience with a current path of nursing & midwifery this lifelong OCF participant offers space where mothers-to-be focus on opening & relaxing the body, targeting changes experienced during pregnancy & childbirth. Partners welcome! Workit Shop Sun 1:00

Brian & Angela They are inspired by a neverending curiosity about how we move our bodies. Acro is a fun and expressive way to move and connect with another person with strength, grace, and acrobatic skill. Their teachings will empower and activate you! Flow Zone Fri 1:30; Sat 3:00; Sun 1:30 B rian C utean

Outrageous songwriting performance with adept string band, wordplay, hilarity and audience precipitation. Playing OCF every year since 1988. Elastic, spontenacious and splendicious. Wry whole wheat sensibilities are laughable, affable and unforgettable. Blue Moon Fri 1:40; Shady Grove Sun 4:20

Brothers & Sister An Allman Brothers Band tribute recreating the live experience of the “At Fillmore East” concert. Captures the sound, the style and feel of the original while allowing for their own individual spirit and joy to shine through. Hoarse Chorale Sat 4:20 Bruce Lipton & Nicki Scully: Science Meets Shamanism Combining the clarity of the renowned cell biologist’s explanation of new research in his field, with the healing gifts and knowledge conferred by the shamanic scholar, their goal is to connect people with their own transformative power. Rabbit Hole Fri 1:00 Bruce Lipton: Biology of Belief Taking you on a

fast paced journey from the microcosm of the cell to the macrocosm of the mind, Bruce’s presentation will elucidate the biology and mechanics of stress, in order to empower individuals to take back control of their health. Front Porch Sat 3:00

Bryan Reed Bringing in the audience, creating magic moments, telling good stories, and

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sharing little life lessons. Bryan tells fun, short stories about choosing to be happy and work through problems. He uses magic tricks and music to make the mood, engaging, mystical and amazing! Supported by Pedal Power. Kesey Stage Fri & Sun 11:15

Captain’s Orders

This interactive, crazy-fun group of pirates plays rockin’ tunes with all the landlubbers! In addition to the pirate-y garb and theatrical flourishes they have ad-lib songs, sing-alongs, puppet shows, magic tricks, storytelling, and a make-your-owneyepatch station. Youth Stage Fri 3:00

Cassandra Robertson A muse with a message, the heart of a lion and mane to match. Her unique style of acoustic conscious folk kick starts the heart and levitates the soul; reminding us that we CAN positively affect the world, when we choose planet over profit and remember to be ourselves. Kesey Stage Fri 2:15 Chaka Mhembere with Mudzidzi Mbira Chaka Mhembere is a master mbira player from Zimbabwe and is artist in residence for Mudzidzi Mbira. The mbira is an intricately arranged lamellophone played inside a gourd resonator (deze). The music is cyclical, polyrhythmic, and mesmerizing, and quite danceable. Community Village Sun 2:00 Charlotte Thistle As a child, Charlotte often

heard music in her head while drifting off to sleep at night. She has had a lifelong passion for music and dancing. Community Village Sun 12:00

Chico Schwall His songwriting reflects his colorful musical upbringing, and suggests that there IS enough to go around, that we CAN figure out how to make it work, that history matters and that hearts can heal. Still Living Room Sat 12:00 Christina “Sweet Beets” Boyden Original acoustic

music. Her lyrics are sweet, poignant, and heartfelt, enriched by thoughtful, unforgettable melodies. With Barry Sless from Moonalice and Great American Taxi. Hoarse Chorale Fri 12:20; Shady Grove Sun 12:20

Christine Gunn Layers of rich, chocolaty cello!

Trillian Green’s cellist playing original material. Shady Grove Sat 11:00; Blue Moon Sun 1:40

Connexus Dance Collective

Using partner dance and music as a conduit to bridge and cross-pollinate worlds, the Connexus Dance Collective produces intentional, transformative social dance events that promote authentic connection, respectful relations, and movement education. Inviting partnered dance to any music, modeling innovation in creativity, communication, and collaboration. Dance Pavilion Fri 4:20; Sat 4:30; Sun 4:45

Gipsy Moon

Chico Schwall

Inner Limits

Consent on the Dance Floor with Carey French and Pamela Joy Consent is a revolutionary

lifestyle rooted in mutual empowerment & respect. We will build common language around the complex topic of consent through critical analysis of social power dynamics, authentically feeling into our bodies & hearts, negotiating agreements together. Workit Shop Fri & Sat 11:00

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with live music by The Nettles When a folk fiddle player, a rock guitarist, an R&B bass player and a jazz rock drummer play contra dance music, it’s a folkadelic experience. The Nettles play strong yet lyrical melodies punctuated by wild improvisation and a hip shaking groove. Dance Pavilion Fri 5:40; Sat 5:45; Sun 3:15

Cullen & Mia Vance This duo teams up for a musical and dance performance unlike anything you’ve seen! Watch as Cullen records and builds a full band sound right in front of your eyes! Add Mia Vance’s beautiful fusion bellydance and you are in for a show you’ll never forget! Youth Stage Sat 6:00

Dave Perham: Sic’ing my Doggerel Good

Poems Gone Bad Long time Oregonian, “Doggerel Dave” has been called a cowboy poet; he brings his innate sense of the absurd, arid wit and keen sense of the human condition to a unique, rhythmic style of story-telling to keep audiences fully engaged and constantly entertained. Front Porch Sat 12:00; Rabbit Hole Sun 2:00

David Rogers Original Songs of the New West, World Classical Guitar and Certified Organic Fingerpicking. His guitar instrumentals specialize in Irish/Scottish Baroque, Spanish/ Gypsy music and Americana fingerpicking. His original songs (and some others by poetic singer-songwriters) explore themes of regional mythology and social activism. Community Village Sat 12:00 Dear Drummer For 3 years, Dear Drummer has been playing venues all over Portland with their unique blend of soul-funk-rock. “Dear Drummer is one of those ‘you should hear these five guys play’ kind of a band. They have a vibe that pulls you in immediately.” -Oregon Music News Kesey Stage Sun 5:15 Douglas Card

A discussion of the history of the arrival of European settlers in what is now the Fern Ridge area of Lane County and their interaction with the Long Tom branch of the Calapooia tribe. Historic maps and remaining landmarks will be discussed. Still Living Room Fri 1:00

Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show

Having showcased musical political satire in the Northwest for over THIRTY years, no social scandal or political phenomenon is safe from their attention. This roguish group has a message of peace delivered with vaudevillean pizzazz. Rabbit Hole Fri 4:30; Spirit Tower Sun 1:00; Kesey Stage Sun 2:15

Lonesome Heros

La Famille

Jason Webley

Dreame Scape Theater Ari Lynn, Michaell Lynn

and Meg Russell are circus and puppet performers from Portland, Oregon. Their puppet show “The Dream” is the story of a sleeping child discovering that with some imagination, difficult problems can be made easy. Mighty Tiny Puppet Theater Fri 1:30; Sat 11:30 & 3:30; Sun 1:30 & 3:30

Druid Sisters Tea Party Tribal-Jungle Dance Drums (Claudia Page), Celtic Fiddle (Kathy Buys) and Dreamy Vocals (Cyoakha Grace) will lift your spirits and transport you on a journey to the Trance of Dance with bone shaking rhythms and a whole lot of FUN! You won’t want to sit down! Community Village Sat 4:00 Dumpstaphunk

Standing out as one of the funkiest bands to ever arise from New Orleans with descendants from Neville family bloodlines, these soldiers of funk ignite a deep, gritty groove that dares listeners not to move. Ingenious, complex funk and jazz arrangements with soulful melodies. Main Stage Sun 4:00

Dusu Mali Band Improvisational African blues rock & roll, creating unique musical experiences. The band, hailing from Portland, includes Ibrahim Kelly, the nephew of Mali blues guitarist Ali Farka Toure Monkey Palace Fri & Sat 11:00; Sun 2:00

EarthCapades

In a unique and memorable performance, this true family act featuring Lissin & Hearty and their amazing 9-year-old son, Kai, blends circus, music, magic, and storytelling to inspire environmental awareness and respect for Planet Earth. Come on out and join the fun! Youth Stage Fri 11:45; Rabbit Hole Sat 5:00; Stage Left Sun 12:40

East Coast Swing Dance with Tracktown Swing

and live music by the High Step Society Track Town Swing Club is a volunteer group that spreads their love of Lindy Hop swing by hosting dance events & teaching classes in the Eugene community. Come learn fun dance moves of East Coast Swing and the Lindy Hop with live jazz standards and the new sounds of electro swing performed by musical sensation High Step Society. Dance Pavilion Sat 1:05; Sun 1:50

E cstatic D ance with M ike M eyer and live music by The Eternal Now Band Emcee Zen

Tempest spits consciousness elevating lyricism, backed by the lush harmonies and wild improvisations of modern jazz fusion collective, The Eternal Now. The collective offers an inspired ecstatic dance set; activating the body, mind, heart, and spirit with infectious bass grooves, haunting melodies, and imperceptibly asymmetrical dance beats. Dance Pavilion Sun 11:50

E c s tat i c d a n c e w i t h T h e h ART s p a c e Project and live music by Solovox Move to the soulful future funk, electro-house, melodic

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downtempo music of Solovox as Zan and Paul facilitate an energetic, harmonizing journey into the now; exploring from the outside in and back again. Dive deep and co-create a powerful collective experience to share with our fair world and beyond. hartspaceproject. org/about.html Dance Pavilion Fri 3:20

Elderberries The harmonious blend of the Elderberries is sure to get you dancing and singing along. Still Living Room Sat 4:00 Eleven Eyes Next Level Funk. Sounds that bring to mind 70’s Fela, swampy New Orleans funk, Bassnecter, James Brown, and Augustus Pablo. Hoarse Chorale Fri 4:20; Sun 3:00

Eric Nicholson He is a topical singer/songwriter of beautiful poetic songs about the beauty of nature. He plays guitar, harmonicas, banjo, and dulcimer and will be joined by Larry Lynch on slide and lead guitar, Tara Aprin on flute, and the dynamic Jorge on percussion. Still Living Room Sat 5:30 Eric Saperston: Live in Wonder Eric shares the wisdom he gained over 20 years traveling in a VW bus cold calling the most powerful people in the world and taking them out for coffee. A captivating storyteller, Eric drops priceless insights, humorous tales and life affirming wisdom. Spirit Tower Fri 6:00; Sat & Sun 3:00 Eugene Poetry Slammers: Dynamic Spoken Word A rotating crew of powerful performers will be serving up a spirited showcase of verbal courage and quick-tongued craft. Join them if you’re ready for your heart to be broken, and healed open. Chez Ray’s Fri, Sat & Sun 12:00 Everyone Orchestra Conducted spontaneous interactive improvisation: featuring Steve Kimock (Zero, Phil & Friends), Jeff Pevar (CSN), Jans Ingber (The Motet), Jen Hartswick (Trey Anastasio Band), Nick Daniels (Dumpstaphunk), John Morgan Kimock (Mike Gordon), Asher Fulero (Emancipator Ensemble) & Matt Butler (Conductor). Become part of the musicla experience! Main Stage Sun 5:50

F ar F lung B irds

Original music that is warm and personal. Whimsical, iconoclastic fresh folk rock. Morningwood Odditorium Sun 5:30

F e r a l F a u n a ( p e r fo r m i n g m u s i c w i t h Connexus Dance Collective) Feral Fauna met at

OCF in 2012 and have been creating their very own brand of unique soulful music ever since. This dynamic band’s ever-evolving soundscape will make your heart soar and your booty shake. Gifted, positive and uplifting music for the new world order! Dance Pavilion Fri 4:20; Sunday 4:45

Festival The Show A live sketch comedy production that entertains and educates festival goers not to take anything too seriously. With catchy original music,

Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda

Baby Gramps

Xavanadining

Dance & Movement

Flow Zone

WorkIt Shop The Workit Shop is dedicated to creating a fun, safe, empowering space to explore movement & dance. All ages welcome! Offerings include classes in Hip-Hop, Belly Dance, Yoga, Contact Improv, Consent, Bollywood, Modern & Body Awareness and Movement.

Xavanadu returns!!!! Last year it was a New Area. Inspired by idyllic magnificence set in an oak savanna, a name emerged spontaneously— Xavanadu. We invite you to explore the earthly delights of art, food, music, dance and more. More spectacular than before.

At the Flow Zone, a dynamic group of flow artists are sharing toys and experience for you to play and learn all day. Explore hula hooping, acroyoga, juggling, poi and more. We’ve added a special area to cater to kids. Each day at 6:00, come for the music and poi jam. Check out Acro Yoga with Brian and Angela, Friday 1:30, Saturday 3:00 & Sunday 1:30.

Dance Pavilion

Wait! There’s More © JEREMY RUNNING

The magnificent Dance Pavilion, with its hardwood floor and bandstand, hosts the OCF Dance Program. Our dream is coming true. We dreamed of dance performances. We dreamed of participatory dance. We dreamed of dances with live music. Come dance with us. Do you Contra dance? Swing dance? Want to learn some African dance? Want to see some great partner dancing? Enjoy—this is just the beginning of a great dream.

Visit our Selfie Photo Frame at StewardShip and post your photos to #Xavanadu2016

Explore the nooks and crannies of the Visionary Lounge—for a magical woodland experience in the midst of the excitement. Or stretch out like you are in your grandmother’s living room at the Piano Lounge—play or singalong. Look for our newest lounge on the eastern side of the meadow—it’s a mellow space for families and children to take a rest.

Xavanadu is using solar power (from portable solar collectors and our grid intertied solar panels), pedal power and wind power (the wind power comes from EPUD). You’ll notice solar collectors and bike generators. Xavanadu is proud to explore clean ways to power our fun. © DREW TRONVIG

The XAVANDU ART PROGRAM is proud to present this year’s selection of inspiring interactive art installations. This year’s jury selection includes artists or teams of artists from Oregon, Washington and California.

Win a Pair of 2017 Fair Passes!

Miki Masuhara

Pegacorn, the Cosmic Messenger

Pegacorn the Cosmic Messenger looks to the universe. Write messages along her chakras of mosaic glass.

Participate in the StewardShip Scavenger Hunt for your chance to win our grand prize of a pair of three day OCF 2017 tickets with Zumwalt camping passes! Join us for a fun-filled journey, exploring the OCF lands with your very own passport in hand! Travel documents are available for pickup at the StewardShip booth. Limited supply – first come, first serve. Prizes drawn at 4:00 each day Friday & Saturday, with the grand prize drawing at 4:00 Sunday!

Lucy Charon

Flocons

Touch, spin and explore these dynamic ornaments representing the four elements air, earth, fire and water.

David Gelfand

Polarity

Play with lighting and sound! A consciousness chandelier sheds light on a dark steel cloud with a glimmering lighting bolt.

Erik Isakson

Giclee paintings

Fine art, creatively complimented with lighting to draw out hidden, subtle, and subjectively immersive visual experiences unique for each individual.

Dena Schofield

Contemporary Circus Scenery

Pretend that you are “performing” acro yoga, hooping, or fire spinning with your friends and take a picture to document it at one of five fun photo opportunities.

Tim Holt

Aequorea Amare

A school of graceful and elegant jellyfish attract the curious with long flowing tentacles and gentle luminescence.

Lounge Around

Let the Sun Shine In

The StewardShip Hop aboard the OCF StewardShip for a series of entertaining conversations about the Fair’s sustainability efforts. Show off your knowledge of OCF sustainability for a chance to win daily prizes. Teach your kids to make beautiful paper from recycled Peach Pits and flower seeds at our new paper-making workshop. This year’s StewardShip will have you sailing through the Fair!

Edible Improv, Horn of Africa, Bangkok Grill, and Viva Vegetarian were the new permanent booths to anchor the Grand Opening of Xavanadu last year. This year we have added 4 NEW tasty delights and moved a long-time Fair favorite to the area. Raw will treat you to the Fair’s first booth focused on raw foods, serving Thai spring rolls, nori wraps and cashew cheesecake. Northwest Empanadas will delight all with oven baked or fried empanada’s. Our new food carts for Xavanadu will cater to your sweet tooth. Buddha Chocolate has a fabulous assortment of handcrafted, organic, raw chocolate free of refined sugar and Elegant Elephants Baking Co. make a wide assortment of baked goodies that are both delicious and gluten free. Xavanadu also welcomes Café Lafayette and their Cajun cuisine to their new home. Eat, sit, recharge, dance and frolic, with all the amazing food in Xavanadu.

Tia Matthies and Interglactic Putt Michael Whitenack Putt

Meet at the clubhouse and then travel the intergalactic putt putt course through a black hole, a meteor, a spaceship and meet some aliens!

Darren Minke

Sunflower Mandala

Gaze into the depths of this giant sunflower mandala.

Adam and Noni Luckey-Heneghan

Pink Room Project Feel the love and luxuriate with a cup of aromatherapy tea in the pink tea house.

Tor Clausen

Musical Dancing Box

Peach Pit • 2016 Oregon Country Fair

Make music as you dance with your friends on this piano string based handcrafted wooden dancing box.

The 2016 Oregon Country Fair

Stage Coach THE PEACH PIT’S PULL-OUT GUIDE TO PERFORMANCES FAR & WIDE. NOW GIDDY UP!

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21 StewardShip © HEATHER WAKEFIELD

FRIDAY 12:00 Spotlight conversation: Birds, Wildlife and Habitat Stewardship at the Oregon Country Fair 1:00 Spotlight conversation: Reducing the Fair’s Carbon Footprint

Xavanadu

Paper-Making Workshop

20 Dance Pavillion

2:00 OCF Sustainability Non-Trivial Pursuit 3:00 Spotlight conversation: Achieving a Zero Waste Fair 4:00 StewardShip Scavenger Hunt prize winner drawing 5:00 OCF Sustainability Non-Trivial Pursuit

FRIDAY 11:00 Polka Dance class w/ Ted Maddry 12:00 Hip Hop dance for kids w/ Shanara Lennox 1:00 West African dance performance and lesson w/ Fefafe

SATURDAY 12:00 Spotlight conversation: Preserving Over 10,000 Years of Human History 1:00 Spotlight conversation: Birds, Wildlife and Habitat Stewardship at the Oregon Country Fair Paper-Making Workshop 2:00 OCF Sustainability Non-Trivial Pursuit 3:00 Spotlight conversation: Achieving a Zero Waste Fair 4:00 StewardShip Scavenger Hunt prize winner drawing Spotlight conversation: Dr. Phil Anthropy and the Giveback Machine: How OCF Contributes to Community All Year Long

2:00 American Blues Dance w/ instructors Mark Carpenter and Nicole Trissell, and live music w/ The Robin Jackson Band 3:20 Ecstatic Dance with hARTspace Project and live music by Solovox

Xavanadu

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4:20 Cocrea social partner dancing with Connexus Dance Collective and live music by Feral Fauna

FRIDAY

5:40 Contra dance with live music by The Nettles and called by Noah Grunzweig

12:00 Storytime Yoga w/ Olivia Schroeder

SATURDAY

11:00 Consent Workshop w/ Carey French & Pamela Joy 1:00 Kaleidscope Yoga w/ Sailee Clemmings 2:00 Sedona Soulfire/Temple Dance Fusion

11:00 Bhangra Panjabi folk dance fun w/ Anjali

3:00 Bhangra w/ Anjali

5:00 OCF Sustainability Non-Trivial Pursuit

12:00 Azucar Cuban Rueda dance lesson

4:00 Mind/Body Awareness w/Rosee Robinson

SUNDAY

1:05 East Coast Swing dance w/ Tracktown Swing and live music by the High Step Society

5:00 Contact Improv w/ Paul Deering

12:00 Spotlight conversation: Preserving Over 10,000 Years of Human History 1:00 Spotlight conversation: Reducing the Fair’s Carbon Footprint Paper-Making Workshop 2:00 OCF Sustainability Non-Trivial Pursuit 3:00 Spotlight conversation: Achieving a Zero Waste Fair 4:00 StewardShip Scavenger Hunt prize winner drawing Spotlight conversation: Dr. Phil Anthropy and the Giveback Machine: How OCF Contributes to Community All Year Long 5:00 OCF Sustainability Non-Trivial Pursuit

2:30 American Blues Dance w/ instructors Mark Carpenter and Nicole Trissell, and live music w/ The Robin Jackson Band

6:00 Circle Dance w/ Nicole Curry

SATURDAY

3:45 West African dance performance w/ Fefafe

11:00 Consent Workshop w/ Carey French & Pamela Joy

4:30 Cocrea social partner dancing w/ Connexus Dance Collective and live music by The Senate

12:00 All Ages Hip Hop w/ Shanara Lennox

5:45 Contra dance w/ live music by The Nettles and called by Noah Grunzweig

2:00 Contact Improv w/ Paul Derring

SUNDAY

4:00 Circle Dance w/ Nicole Curry

11:00 Integrated and inventive mixed-abilities dance performance by DanceAbility International

1:00 Storytime Yoga w/ Olivia Schroeder 3:00 Kaleidoscope yoga w/ Sailee Clemmings 5:00 Sedona Soulfire/Sacred Belly Dance 6:00 Anjali/Bollywood

11:50 Ecstatic Dance w/ Mike Meyer and The Eternal Now Band

SUNDAY

1:05 West African dance performance w/ Fefafe

11:00 Mamma’s in Motion w/Breeze Powell

1:50 East Coast Swing dance w/ Tracktown Swing and live music by the High Step Society

12:00 All Ages Hip Hop w/ Shanara Lennox

3:15 Contra dance w/ live music by The Nettles and called by Noah Grunzweig

2:00 Kaleidoscope Yoga w/ Sailee Clemmings

4:45 Cocrea social partner dancing w/ Connexus Dance Collective and live music by Feral Fauna

4:00 Contact Improv w/ Paul Deering

6:00 Fusion social partner dance w/ live music by Mr. Moo and company

1:00 Storytime Yoga w/ Olivia Schroeder 3:00 Mind/Body Awareness w/ Rosee Robinson 5:00 Sedona Soulfire/ Chakra Flow 6:00 Circle Dance w/ Nicole Curry

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Friday July 8 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 11:00 Stacey Joy

Blue

1 Moon

1:30

12:00 Lipbone Redding

2:00

2:30

3:00

1:40 Brian Cutean

12:00 Eugene Poetry Slammers

2:00 Kemy Joseph

Community 3 Village

12:00 Paul Safar

2:00 Beth Miriam Rose & Friends

Daredevil

11:30 Festival The Show

11:00 Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda

Front

5 Porch**

11:15 Bryan Reed

Kesey Stage @ 8 Energy Park

Mighty Tiny 10 Puppet Theater

11:00 Dusu Mali Band

Monkey 11 Palace

1:00 JuggleMania

12:00 Ari Lesser

Spirit 15 Tower

1:00 Patch Adams

11:00 12:00 1:10 All American/ Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Susan Parenti No Foreigner Variety Act

W.C. Fields 17 Memorial Stage

2:30 Trunkful of Faces

11:30 The Emergency Circus

2:30 Jay Hogan

*Broadcast live on KLCC FM 89.7 and at klcc.org

**Broadcast live on KRVM FM 91.9

3:30 Josh & Kelly

3:00 Ruby McConnell

4:30 Silver Fox Workshop

3:30 NANDA

3:00 2:00 The Hummingbirds Captain’s Orders Girls Choir

5:30pm Trunkful of Faces 5:00 Mr. Moo

6:00pm MarchFourth!

2:00 Zan Moore

12:00pm David Rogers

2:00 Windsong & Kat Del Rio

12:00pm David Perham

1:00 2:00 Bonnie Henderson Ruby McConnell

12:00pm Belly Dance w/ Claudia

1:00 The Bedouin Spice Orchestra & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers

12:20 The Lonesome Heroes

1:40 Yogoman

11:15am OCPh - Oregon Country Physics

12:15 OCF Singer/Songwriter Showcase – The Revolving Door

11:15am Arthur Lee Land

12:15 Royal Jelly Jive

11:30am Dreame Scape Theater 11:00am Dusu Mali Band

12:30 RePuppets

12:00 The Love You Orchestra

1:30 Silver Fox Workshop

1:00 JuggleMania

2:00 The Senate

5:30pm Noah McLain

12:00pm Laurence Cole & Aimée Ringle

1:30 Kathleen Cremonesi

5:00 Mic Crenshaw

5:30pm The Charlie Brown Comedy Juggling Show

4:30 Rose-City Acro Devils (RAD) 4:00 Micky Leon

6:00pm Eric Saperston

5:30pm GIRL CIRCUS

5:00 Uncle-B, Auntie-E & J-Dog

6:00pm Banana Slug String Band

12:20 Llorona

11:00am Sharanam Anandama

12:00 11:00am Strangely Jeremiah Stage Left: Boobie Trap! 11:30am NANDA 11:00am One Handed Superhero...

12:30 The Emergency Circus

11:45 12:30 Storytelling Zela w/ Cullen Vance

6:00

5:50 Vince Herman

3:00 Bruce Lipton

4:00 Noah McClain

Chez Ray’s 2 6:00 The Bassett Sisters

4:30 The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux

4:00 Swami Beyondananda

3:30 Flamenco Pacifico

5:30 Mud Bay Jugglers w/ the Tune Stranglers

3:15 Rob Tobias

Daredevil Vaudeville Palace 4 Front Porch** 5

5:00 The Bedouin Spice Orchestra & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers

Gypsy Caravan 6

5:50 Midnight North

Hoarse Chorale 7

5:15 John Craigie and Friends

6:15 Kudana

Kesey Stage @ Energy Park 8

4:20 Nine Days Wonder 30th Reunion

6:00 MarchFourth!

Main Stage* 9

4:15 Love Lightning

3:30 Dreame Scape Theater

4:30 Silver Fox Workshop

4:00 Gerle Haggard

4:00 Robert Neustadt

3:00 Jim Page

5:30 Trunkful of Faces

Mighty Tiny Puppet Theater 10

6:00 Solovox

5:00 The Saloon Ensemble

Monkey Palace 11 Morningwood Odditorium 12

5:00 EarthCapades

4:20 John Kadlecik

3:00 Eric Saperston

2:30 GIRL CIRCUS

Rabbit Hole 13 5:50 Robin Jackson & The Caravan

4:00 4:30 Martita Inspire Santiago

2:00 Riley Given

3:30 UMO Ensemble

3:00 Aminta Skye

Community Village 3

5:30 Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda

4:20 Brothers & Sister

3:00 Mr. Moo

Blue Moon 1

Stage Left 16

5:30 4:30 All Tied Up w/ Leapin’ The Wanderlust Circus Louie, Tera Zarra & Shoehorn

4:00 Uncle-B, Auntie-E & J-Dog

Pedal-Powered Performance

Shady Grove 14 Spirit Tower 15

2:00 3:00 4:00 The Charlie Brown Festival The Show Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Comedy Juggling Show

1:30 Rose-City Acro Devils (RAD) 1:15 Stage Door Next Gen

5:30

4:20 Adam East & Kris Deelane

3:30 JuggleMania

3:00 Katelyn Carey

1:30 Bear Wilner-Nugent

1:10 Susan Parenti

5:00

2:30 3:00 4:30 5:30 Godfrey Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont The Alves Brothers Strangely Daniels & Family Players

1:40 Stacey Joy

12:30 Karnamrita Dasi

4:30

4:00 Druid Sisters Tea Party

2:30 Trunkful of Faces

4:30 Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show

11:00am Christine Gunn

4:00

1:35 2:55 The Lil’ Smokies Shook Twins

1:30 Trashcan Joe

4:00 Recognition

3:00 Trudy Bhaerman

2:15 The Deer

12:00pm Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont Players

5:50pm The Lil’ Smokies

3:30

3:00 Sol Seed

5:30pm Woodlander

4:20 Baby Gramps

3:00

1:40 3:00 The Chris Chandler Show Michael Hurley

4:30 The Eternal Now

4:00 2:00 3:00 The Fighting Strangely Jeremiah Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Instruments of Karma 2:30 The Wanderlust Circus

6:00pm Afrolicious

2:30

12:00pm Eugene Poetry Slammers

11:00am The Ferns 6:15pm High Step Society

5:15 Yogoman Burning Band

4:20 Jans & Lebo’s Feel Good Fellowship

4:00 The Saloon Ensemble

3:00 The Chris Chandler Show

2:00 Randy Credico

1:30 12:30 UMO Ensemble All Tied Up w/ Leapin’ Louie, Tera Zarra & Shoehorn

11:00 11:45 12:30 1:15 Linda Yapp as EarthCapades Storytelling Rockstop the Lemon Drop Fairy w/ Shae Le Fae

3:30 RePuppets

3:00 Jason Webley

6:00pm Alcyon Massive

5:50pm Inspire

2:00

11:30am 12:30 1:30 2:30 Festival The Show All American / No The Royal Famille Artis the Spoonman Foreigner Variety Act DuCaniveaux

5:30pm All American/ No Foreigner Variety Act

5:30pm Americanistan & Friends

4:15 Nick Rivard

2:30 3:00 Godfrey Rapunzelstiltskin by Daniels & Family Fremont Players

1:40 12:20 Adam East & Kris Deelane Isaac Turner

11:00 Aarun & Jonathan

3:15 Vakasara Mbira Group

2:00 Inner Limits

1:30 Trashcan Joe

4:30 The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux

1:30

12:20pm Jason Webley

6:00pm Inner Limits

4:20 Eleven Eyes

2:50 Scott Law & Ross James Cosmic Twang

1:30 Dreame Scape Theater

11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00

5:50pm John Craigie & Friends

4:00 Shimi Tree Flamenco Rumberos

2:15 Cassandra Robertson

1:00 11:30 Laurence Cole & Aimée Ringle Bruce Lipton & Nicki Scully

Rabbit

13 Hole

Youth 18 Stage

12:00 Strangley 12:00 Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont Players

Morningwood

12 Odditorium

Stage 16 Left

12:30 Silver Fox Workshop

11:30 RePuppets

6:00

4:30 Steve Bhaerman

3:00 Mexican Gunfight

1:25 Midnight North

5:30

4:00 Steel Wool

3:00 Bear Wilner-Nugent

1:40 Royal Jelly Jive

12:15 OCF Singer/Songwriter Showcase – The Revolving Door

11:30 12:00 Opening Roadrunner Ceremony Sound Company

Main 9 Stage*

Shady

2:00 Bonnie Henderson

12:20 Christina “Sweet Beets” Boyden

Hoarse

7 Chorale

5:00

4:20 The Deer

3:30 2:30 Mud Bay Jugglers JuggleMania w/ the Tune Stranglers

1:30 Artis the Spoonman

12:30 Kathleen Cremonesi

4:30

3:00 4:00pm Alan Stein “ADOM” Albert Kaufman

12:00 1:00 Belly Dance Lesson The Bedouin Spice Orchestra w/ Sharon Kihara & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers

Gypsy

6 Caravan

14 Grove

12:30 The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux

4:00

3:00 The Lonesome Heroes

Chez 2 Ray’s

4 Vaudeville Palace

3:30

Saturday July 9

5:00 Recycleman and Friends

W.C. Fields Memorial Stage 17

6:00 Cullen & Mia Vance

Spoken Word Performance

Youth Stage 18

Sign Language Interpreter

Friday July 8 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 11:00 Stacey Joy

Blue

1 Moon

1:30

12:00 Lipbone Redding

2:00

2:30

3:00

1:40 Brian Cutean

12:00 Eugene Poetry Slammers

2:00 Kemy Joseph

Community 3 Village

12:00 Paul Safar

2:00 Beth Miriam Rose & Friends

Daredevil

11:30 Festival The Show

11:00 Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda

Front

5 Porch**

11:15 Bryan Reed

Kesey Stage @ 8 Energy Park

Mighty Tiny 10 Puppet Theater

11:00 Dusu Mali Band

Monkey 11 Palace

1:00 JuggleMania

12:00 Ari Lesser

Spirit 15 Tower

1:00 Patch Adams

11:00 12:00 1:10 All American/ Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Susan Parenti No Foreigner Variety Act

W.C. Fields 17 Memorial Stage

2:30 Trunkful of Faces

11:30 The Emergency Circus

2:30 Jay Hogan

*Broadcast live on KLCC FM 89.7 and at klcc.org

**Broadcast live on KRVM FM 91.9

3:30 Josh & Kelly

3:00 Ruby McConnell

4:30 Silver Fox Workshop

3:30 NANDA

3:00 2:00 The Hummingbirds Captain’s Orders Girls Choir

5:30pm Trunkful of Faces 5:00 Mr. Moo

6:00pm MarchFourth!

2:00 Zan Moore

12:00pm David Rogers

2:00 Windsong & Kat Del Rio

12:00pm David Perham

1:00 2:00 Bonnie Henderson Ruby McConnell

12:00pm Belly Dance w/ Claudia

1:00 The Bedouin Spice Orchestra & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers

12:20 The Lonesome Heroes

1:40 Yogoman

11:15am OCPh - Oregon Country Physics

12:15 OCF Singer/Songwriter Showcase – The Revolving Door

11:15am Arthur Lee Land

12:15 Royal Jelly Jive

11:30am Dreame Scape Theater 11:00am Dusu Mali Band

12:30 RePuppets

12:00 The Love You Orchestra

1:30 Silver Fox Workshop

1:00 JuggleMania

2:00 The Senate

5:30pm Noah McLain

12:00pm Laurence Cole & Aimée Ringle

1:30 Kathleen Cremonesi

5:00 Mic Crenshaw

5:30pm The Charlie Brown Comedy Juggling Show

4:30 Rose-City Acro Devils (RAD) 4:00 Micky Leon

6:00pm Eric Saperston

5:30pm GIRL CIRCUS

5:00 Uncle-B, Auntie-E & J-Dog

6:00pm Banana Slug String Band

12:20 Llorona

11:00am Sharanam Anandama

12:00 11:00am Strangely Jeremiah Stage Left: Boobie Trap! 11:30am NANDA 11:00am One Handed Superhero...

12:30 The Emergency Circus

11:45 12:30 Storytelling Zela w/ Cullen Vance

6:00

5:50 Vince Herman

3:00 Bruce Lipton

4:00 Noah McClain

Chez Ray’s 2 6:00 The Bassett Sisters

4:30 The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux

4:00 Swami Beyondananda

3:30 Flamenco Pacifico

5:30 Mud Bay Jugglers w/ the Tune Stranglers

3:15 Rob Tobias

Daredevil Vaudeville Palace 4 Front Porch** 5

5:00 The Bedouin Spice Orchestra & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers

Gypsy Caravan 6

5:50 Midnight North

Hoarse Chorale 7

5:15 John Craigie and Friends

6:15 Kudana

Kesey Stage @ Energy Park 8

4:20 Nine Days Wonder 30th Reunion

6:00 MarchFourth!

Main Stage* 9

4:15 Love Lightning

3:30 Dreame Scape Theater

4:30 Silver Fox Workshop

4:00 Gerle Haggard

4:00 Robert Neustadt

3:00 Jim Page

5:30 Trunkful of Faces

Mighty Tiny Puppet Theater 10

6:00 Solovox

5:00 The Saloon Ensemble

Monkey Palace 11 Morningwood Odditorium 12

5:00 EarthCapades

4:20 John Kadlecik

3:00 Eric Saperston

2:30 GIRL CIRCUS

Rabbit Hole 13 5:50 Robin Jackson & The Caravan

4:00 4:30 Martita Inspire Santiago

2:00 Riley Given

3:30 UMO Ensemble

3:00 Aminta Skye

Community Village 3

5:30 Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda

4:20 Brothers & Sister

3:00 Mr. Moo

Blue Moon 1

Stage Left 16

5:30 4:30 All Tied Up w/ Leapin’ The Wanderlust Circus Louie, Tera Zarra & Shoehorn

4:00 Uncle-B, Auntie-E & J-Dog

Pedal-Powered Performance

Shady Grove 14 Spirit Tower 15

2:00 3:00 4:00 The Charlie Brown Festival The Show Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Comedy Juggling Show

1:30 Rose-City Acro Devils (RAD) 1:15 Stage Door Next Gen

5:30

4:20 Adam East & Kris Deelane

3:30 JuggleMania

3:00 Katelyn Carey

1:30 Bear Wilner-Nugent

1:10 Susan Parenti

5:00

2:30 3:00 4:30 5:30 Godfrey Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont The Alves Brothers Strangely Daniels & Family Players

1:40 Stacey Joy

12:30 Karnamrita Dasi

4:30

4:00 Druid Sisters Tea Party

2:30 Trunkful of Faces

4:30 Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show

11:00am Christine Gunn

4:00

1:35 2:55 The Lil’ Smokies Shook Twins

1:30 Trashcan Joe

4:00 Recognition

3:00 Trudy Bhaerman

2:15 The Deer

12:00pm Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont Players

5:50pm The Lil’ Smokies

3:30

3:00 Sol Seed

5:30pm Woodlander

4:20 Baby Gramps

3:00

1:40 3:00 The Chris Chandler Show Michael Hurley

4:30 The Eternal Now

4:00 2:00 3:00 The Fighting Strangely Jeremiah Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Instruments of Karma 2:30 The Wanderlust Circus

6:00pm Afrolicious

2:30

12:00pm Eugene Poetry Slammers

11:00am The Ferns 6:15pm High Step Society

5:15 Yogoman Burning Band

4:20 Jans & Lebo’s Feel Good Fellowship

4:00 The Saloon Ensemble

3:00 The Chris Chandler Show

2:00 Randy Credico

1:30 12:30 UMO Ensemble All Tied Up w/ Leapin’ Louie, Tera Zarra & Shoehorn

11:00 11:45 12:30 1:15 Linda Yapp as EarthCapades Storytelling Rockstop the Lemon Drop Fairy w/ Shae Le Fae

3:30 RePuppets

3:00 Jason Webley

6:00pm Alcyon Massive

5:50pm Inspire

2:00

11:30am 12:30 1:30 2:30 Festival The Show All American / No The Royal Famille Artis the Spoonman Foreigner Variety Act DuCaniveaux

5:30pm All American/ No Foreigner Variety Act

5:30pm Americanistan & Friends

4:15 Nick Rivard

2:30 3:00 Godfrey Rapunzelstiltskin by Daniels & Family Fremont Players

1:40 12:20 Adam East & Kris Deelane Isaac Turner

11:00 Aarun & Jonathan

3:15 Vakasara Mbira Group

2:00 Inner Limits

1:30 Trashcan Joe

4:30 The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux

1:30

12:20pm Jason Webley

6:00pm Inner Limits

4:20 Eleven Eyes

2:50 Scott Law & Ross James Cosmic Twang

1:30 Dreame Scape Theater

11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00

5:50pm John Craigie & Friends

4:00 Shimi Tree Flamenco Rumberos

2:15 Cassandra Robertson

1:00 11:30 Laurence Cole & Aimée Ringle Bruce Lipton & Nicki Scully

Rabbit

13 Hole

Youth 18 Stage

12:00 Strangley 12:00 Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont Players

Morningwood

12 Odditorium

Stage 16 Left

12:30 Silver Fox Workshop

11:30 RePuppets

6:00

4:30 Steve Bhaerman

3:00 Mexican Gunfight

1:25 Midnight North

5:30

4:00 Steel Wool

3:00 Bear Wilner-Nugent

1:40 Royal Jelly Jive

12:15 OCF Singer/Songwriter Showcase – The Revolving Door

11:30 12:00 Opening Roadrunner Ceremony Sound Company

Main 9 Stage*

Shady

2:00 Bonnie Henderson

12:20 Christina “Sweet Beets” Boyden

Hoarse

7 Chorale

5:00

4:20 The Deer

3:30 2:30 Mud Bay Jugglers JuggleMania w/ the Tune Stranglers

1:30 Artis the Spoonman

12:30 Kathleen Cremonesi

4:30

3:00 4:00pm Alan Stein “ADOM” Albert Kaufman

12:00 1:00 Belly Dance Lesson The Bedouin Spice Orchestra w/ Sharon Kihara & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers

Gypsy

6 Caravan

14 Grove

12:30 The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux

4:00

3:00 The Lonesome Heroes

Chez 2 Ray’s

4 Vaudeville Palace

3:30

Saturday July 9

5:00 Recycleman and Friends

W.C. Fields Memorial Stage 17

6:00 Cullen & Mia Vance

Spoken Word Performance

Youth Stage 18

Sign Language Interpreter

Sunday July 8 11:00

11:30

12:00

Chez

2 Ray’s Community 3 Village

Kesey Stage @

8 Energy Park

1:30 2:30 All American / No The Royal Famille Foreigner Variety Act DuCaniveaux

12:30 Katelyn Carey

1:30 Patch Adams

11:30 Silver Fox Workshop

Mighty Tiny 10 Puppet Theater

11:00 Gerle Haggard

12:30 Trunkful of Faces 12:00 Trashcan Joe

11:30 Laurence Cole & Aimée Ringle

Rabbit

13 Hole

1:00 Ari Lesser

Shady

11:00 Lipbone Redding

Spirit

11:00 Sharanam Anandama

Stage

11:00 11:30 Strangely Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Jeremiah

15 Tower 16 Left

W.C. Fields 17 Memorial Stage Youth 18 Stage

1:30 The Love You Orchestra

12:20 Christina “Sweet Beets” Boyden 12:00 Karnamrita Dasi

1:00 Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show

12:30 11:30 All Tied Up w/ Leapin’ Louie, The Wanderlust Circus Tera Zarra & Shoehorn

11:00 11:45 Storytelling w/ Syllatastic Shae Le Fae Acrobatics

12:30 JenUwin Playtime

*Broadcast live on KLCC FM 89.7 and at klcc.org **Broadcast live on KRVM FM 91.9

1:30 GIRL CIRCUS

4:15 Chris Chandler

3:30 Dreame Scape Theater 3:00 Jason Webley

1:15 2:00 One Handed Backyard Heroes Superhero of Inspiration

3:00 Eric Saperston

4:00 The Saloon Ensemble

Pedal-Powered Performance

4:30 Strangely

5:30 RePuppets 6:00 Marv Ellis & We Tribe 5:30 Far Flung Birds

5:00 Noah McLain

4:20 Brian Cutean 4:00 Ari Lesser

3:30 UMO Ensemble 4:00 The Alves Brothers

Spoken Word Performance

6:15 Honey Mountain Do-Dos

5:50 Everyone Orchestra

5:00 Inspire

5:50 Michael Hurley 5:00 Priyo & Gypsy Moon

3:00 3:30 Strangely Stage Left: Boobie Trap! Jeremiah

3:00 Zela

5:15 Dear Drummer

4:30 Trunkful of Faces

3:00 4:00 The Hanuman Robert Neustadt Project Paul Mitchell

2:30 The Emergency Circus

5:50 Yogoman

4:00 Dumpstaphunk

3:00 Royal Jelly Live

1:30 The Charlie Brown Comedy Juggling Show

6:00 Alcyon Massive

4:20 Sol Seed

3:00 2:30 Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont Godfrey Daniels & Family Players

2:00 Mic Crenshaw

5:30 Satori Bob

4:00 Swami Beyondananda

3:15 Artis the Spoonman

2:30 RePuppets

1:40 John Craigie & Friends

6:00

6:30 4:30 5:30 Mud Bay Jugglers JuggleMania The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux w/ the Tune Stranglers

3:30 Festival the Show

2:25 Scott Pemberton

2:00 Dave Perham

5:30

5:50 Baby Gramps

4:00 La Famille

3:00 Eleven Eyes

2:00 Dusu Mali Band

5:00

5:00 3:30 Flamenco Rhythm & Dance Workshop The Bedouin Spice Orchestra & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers w/ Escuela de Ritmo Luis de la Tota

2:15 Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show

1:30 Dreame Scape Theater

1:00 JuggleMania

12:00 Rapunzelstiltskin by Fremont Players

Morningwood 12 Odditorium

14 Grove

1:40 The Hill Dogs

12:55 Gipsy Moon w/ Vince Herman

4:30

4:00pm Aruna Beth Miriam Rose

3:00 Ruby McConell

1:00 The Bedouin Spice Orchestra & The Gypsy Caravan Stage Dancers

12:15 OCF Singer/Songwriter Showcase – The Revolving Door

4:00

4:20 The Lil’ Smokies

3:00 Kemy Joseph

12:30 Artis the Spoonman

11:45 The Deer

Main

3:30

2:00 Chaka Mhembere w/ Mudzidzi Mbira

11:15 Bryan Reed

9 Stage*

3:00 3:00 Jim Page

1:40 Christine Gunn

12:20 John Kadlecik

Hoarse