We have a GREAT line up of music for you. Our hard-working and very talented musicians are all volunteers who have come out to entertain you and support the fair! You can purchase their CD's at the Fair!

FRIDAY FEATURED PERFORMERS

Amy Dixon-Kolar
www.amydixonkolar.com
Amy Dixon-Kolar ‘s distinctive vocals and fluid guitar uniquely showcase her original music, as well as the traditional, folk, and Celtic music which make up her repertoire.

SATURDAY FEATURED PERFORMERS

10:00-11:30 –The Beaumonts
beaumontsusa@ameritech.net
The Beaumonts combine music with humor and a bit of magic!

10:00-11:30 – Mary Lai
maryelai@msn.com
Mary Lai began writing and performing her own songs as a teenager. Mary will release her debut CD later this year.

11:45- 1:15 – Nouveau Quartette
Specializing in Gypsy Jazz and swing style inspired by the legendary Django Reinhardt. The music is evocative of an era recalling melodic Jazz of the 1930’s, 40’s and a bit of the 50’s.

11:45- 1:15 – Slightly Bent String Band
www.myspace.com/slightlybentstringband
The five member string band gives a “classic” treatment to tunes from many styles including Bluegrass, Jug Band Music, Old-Time, Swing and Blues. They have a lot of fun playing and it’s contagious!

11:45-12:30– Martine Locke
A special presention by the Woodstock Folk Music Festival.
Martine divides her time between the U.S. and Australia and does acoustic rock/folk music with elements of country, blues, and gospel. Check out the Woodstock Folk Music Festival on Sunday afternoon in the Square in Woodstock if you are looking for something to do after the Fair!

1:00-2:30 – Pat Gaughan
www.patgaughan.com
Known for her rich voice and intricate guitar playing, Pat has performed on the folk circuit for many years, presenting programs of traditional Irish music, folk, and original compositions.

1:00-2:30 – The Great Blue Herons
Original and familiar instrumental music in the bluegrass style. Guaranteed to make your toes tap and your heart beat faster as they soar majestically over blue waters.

1:00-2:30 – Live Bait
www.livebaitmusic.com
Tight harmonies, humor, some good guitar work, and lots of uptempo toe tapping tunes are trademarks of this group which formed in the mid eighties and continues to evolve.

1:00-3:00 – Macyn Taylor
www.myspace.com/macyntaylor
"If you ever get the opportunity to hear 12-year-old folk prodigy Macyn Taylor, do not hesitate...this little girl picks like a monster and has a very, very BIG and beautiful voice...someday you'll be watching her accept Grammys...Like, WOW."---Wendy Proulx

2:30-4:00 – Anna Stange
www.annastange.com
Upbeat program featuring traditional folk music as well as original works. Songs for the whole family with a focus on fun.

3:00-4:30 – Trillium
www.trilliumtheband.com
Acoustic quartet playing Celtic, Folk, Ragtime, Dixieland & Bluegrass music on hammered dulcimer, guitar, fiddle, banjo, bass, mandolin and vocals.

3:15-4:45 – The Barehand Jugband
www.myspace.com/thebarehandjugband
Chicago band that combines jugband blues and old-time country with a high energy that comes together in music that just plain feels good.

4:30-6:00 – Jillian LaDage
www.tarithcote.com
Original music influenced by the traditions of Celtic and Eastern European Music. Its passion is expressed through her voice as well as a 36 string lever harp and piano/ keyboard.

5:00-6:30 – Tastes Like Chicken
www.tasteslikechicken.us
Swing tunes from the 30s/40s, Blues, Ballads, Garage Band oldies, and other fun music. Emphasis is on enjoyable tunes with enjoyable arrangements.

SUNDAY FEATURED PERFORMERS

10:00-11:30 – Amy Dixon-Kolar
www.amydixonkolar.com
Amy Dixon-Kolar ‘s distinctive vocals and fluid guitar uniquely showcase her original music, as well as the traditional, folk, and Celtic music which make up her repertoire.

10:00-11:30 – Wendy Proulx
www.wendyproulx.com
Wendy Proulx ‘s music is “A folksy combination of country and pop with a little bluegrass thrown in; this ’music of the heart’ makes you laugh, cry, dance and everything in between.”

10:00-11:30 – Jim Gary
www.jimgary.com
Delights audiences with his charming wit, “very solid” songwriting and “one of the warmest and richest voices on the local scene” (Maple Street Chapel Concert Series).

10:00-11:30 – Carey Farrell
www.myspace.com/careyfarrell
Writes and plays bittersweet in the folk tradition in a voice as warm and comforting as a perfect cup of strawberry tea.

11:45-12:30 – Circle of Friends
Rundspreit@comcast.net
Performs folk and pop songs of the 60’s and 70’s based in the tradition of Peter, Paul and Mary and the Seekers.

11:45-1:15 – Merv Collins
www.myspace.com/mervcollinsfingerstyleguitarist
A finger-style, acoustic guitarist whose years and years of experience provide comprehensive and beautiful renditions of folk, classical, and popular tunes.

11:45-1:15 – Diamana Diya
www.medusadrums.com/diya.htm
A percussion ensemble performing traditional rhythms and songs from Guinea, West Africa. This all-female drumming group communicates the excitement, energy and sheer joy of the Malinke music.

1:30-3:30 – Steve Justman
www.stevejustman.com
Performs folk, country, country rock, and bluegrass. He plays from these traditions with an authenticity that reflects his dedication to the music he plays.

1:30-3:00 – Mark Hobbs
www.markhobbsmusic.com
A singer-songwriter who writes songs that are chiseled out of real experience which echo in the souls of his listeners, offering a fresh perspective.