Welcome to Summergrass 2018

We’re so glad you are joining us this

16th year! Summergrass

proudly brings to Southern

California this outstanding

weekend of authentic

bluegrass music,

workshops, & music camps,

along with a

multitude of other festival

activities—all to create a

memorable Summergrass

musical extravaganza at

this nostalgic agricultural

museum setting!

Summergrass t-shirts are here! And our 2018 design is as seen here on the cover. Make sure to visit our t-shirt booth to buy the style of your choice. Supplies are

limited, so get yours early! Sample the delicious food selections here at the museum’s food court (see page 15), and check out the unique products from our many fine

vendors (see page 17). Summergrass has something for everyone! Don’t forget to check out the fantastic raffle items to be raffled off on Sunday! Buy your raffle tickets

at the raffle booth now. Great prizes! (see page 18 for all raffle information.)

Cheers to all our volunteers & fans - you’re the heart of Summergrass!

Thank you one and all! And have a wonderful time at our

16th Annual

Summergrass San Diego Oh Brother, That’s Good Bluegrass!

Summergrass does not wish to impose too many rules and regulations or to limit anyone’s

enjoyment of the festival, but in order to ensure that EVERYONE has as much fun & comfort as

possible, here are a few items you should know…

Workshop Area: All music workshops will be held in the Assembly Building this year. The

museum has changed the Farmhouse area, which was our workshop area in the past. Please

note this change.

Chairs: If a chair is vacant during any stage show, it is perfectly ok to sit in it. If your chair is

occupied upon your return, please kindly ask the person to give it up. You may leave your chair

in the audience area for the entire festival without having to bring it every morning.

Audience Area: For everyone’s safety, please do not sit in the fire lane directly in front of the

stage. And no smoking, no pets, no loud chit chat during performances (please respect the

people sitting around you who are here to enjoy the music). Umbrellas are not allowed as they

block other’s views. Dancing, hula hoops, etc. (which can distract from the stage show) are ok,

but only in the designated area in the back of the audience area (again, be courteous to your

neighbors). Videotaping or taping of any kind during the music performances is not permitted.

No glass containers, alcohol or drugs in audience area. Any person clearly under the influence of

alcohol or drugs will be immediately escorted from the festival grounds with no refund.

Campground Area: No parking in designated fire lanes. Pets are OK in the campground

area only. Owners must control pets, prevent them from barking, and perform P.P.P.U. (Pet

Poop Pick Up). Generators may be used from 6 am to 10 pm. NO Campfires. Sorry, no showers

available this year.

Shuttles: Shuttles will be available the vendor area during Summergrass.

Lost & Found: Will be near the Club booths.

FESTIVAL GUIDELINES

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Festival

Bands for 2018

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BLUEGRASS ETC. No other band says “Summergrass” like Bluegrass Etc. and we proudly welcome them back for 2018! Bluegrass Etc., is known worldwide for their stellar music and stage antics. They are both entertaining and masters of their instruments. Dennis Caplinger on banjo and fiddle joined by John Moore who plays a stunning guitar and mandolin, and the legendary Steve Spurgin on bass. Together they perform bluegrass (and etc.) to the delight of their audiences. Welcome back!

ALAN BIBEY & GRASSTOWNE Alan Bibey & Grasstowne are one of the hottest and most energetic bands touring today! DJs and fans everywhere and of all ages love the unique sound of Alan Bibey & Grasstowne as they combine tradition with hard driving, progressive bluegrass. “I think of them as ‘ultra-grass’, truly an all-star band with four strong singers and the sharpest of bluegrass instrumental skills. This is a band that deserves to be heard far and wide.” - Pete Wernick of Hot Rize. This great band will also be our Kids Camp teaching faculty. What a great opportunity for our kids to learn from these pros! Summergrass welcomes Alan Bibey & Grasstowne. A real treat!

JOE MULLINS & the RADIO RAMBLERS Summergrass welcomes Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers in their debut performance. “Joe Mullins is a classic character who could slip through a time machine to about 1961 and move around comfortably. And he’d be among the coolest cats there in his Ohio home, fronting

a bluegrass band and owning AM radio stations. Which is what he does now. And that voice! Whether speaking or singing, it’s arresting

and comforting at the same time. The band was awesome, with speed or tenderness where called for, in the vein of Doyle Lawson

and J.D. Crowe. Their take on a Grandpa Jones song called “Fallen Leaves” was just vocally stunning. This is the true sound of bluegrass

renown. A brilliant band.” - Craig Havinghurst of Music City Roots.

THE SCROGGINS BROTHERS The Scroggins Brothers are fronted by internationally acclaimed two-time

National Banjo champion Jeff Scroggins. Their distinct style is immediately recognizable due to Jeff’s unique and diverse range of influences that marry second and third generation bluegrass, delivering a unique experience that captivates audiences and keeps them guessing. Their show is a powerful,

high mountain “bluegrass explosion” that features world-class banjo and mandolin playing, incredible vocals, a solid and energetic rhythm and an easy stage banter that has delighted listeners all over the world. Catch their show!

More Great 2018

Summergrass Bands

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PROUD SUMMERGRASS VENDOR

VIRTUAL STRANGERS What a thrill for the Virtual Strangers to be back on the Summergrass stage after their recent hiatus! With half the band moving to Tennessee last fall, they have been enjoying new bluegrass venues back there, y’all!. Back again for the summer, they are up to their old antics as the “Strangers” impart their own brand of bluegrass for their Summergrass fans. Catch their show on Saturday and come up for a “shake & howdy” when you see them. Welcome Mike Tatar on banjo, Kit Birkett on guitar, Jon Cherry on mandolin, and Vonnie Tatar on bass. The Virtual Strangers love bluegrass music and Summergrass!

THE CORZINES Summergrass welcomes The Corzines! Part of the SoCal music scene for over 30 years, The Corzines have gathered some of the best bluegrass, old-time, country & folk music around. Their close harmony and respectful contemporary arrangements make for their unique blend. After living in Texas and Oregon, they have returned to CA with a renewed passion and have added son Cody’s contribution, creating that coveted “family blend.” The Corzines are Dad John on guitar, Mom Peggy on bass, son Cody on guitar, and bandmate from the BladeRunners David Dickey III on mandolin. Check out The Corzines at www.facebook/thecorzines.

CENTRAL VALLEY BOYS Summergrass welcomes the Central Valley Boys debut performance!

The Central Valley Boys - No frills or fancy stuff, just down home bluegrass music at it’s finest. They are dedicated to paying homage to

the great country and bluegrass musicians: Vern Williams, Del Williams, Ray Park, Rose Maddox and the Maddox Brothers, The

Farmer Boys and more. The Central Valley Boys are Victor Skidenenko on banjo, Yoseff Tucker on guitar, John Cogdill on mandolin, Peter Hicks

on fiddle, and Dave Gooding on bass. Visit the “Boys” at http://www.thecentralvalleyboys.com.

THE GILLYGIRLS Raised on a ranch in the foothills of the Sierra Mountains, The GillyGirls

band is made up of two sets of twins—Savannah and Morgan are 14, and Hailey and Jillian are 12. The girls love playing bluegrass, Southern gospel,

and Western swing. With their tight harmonies, and stage presence, these girls are sure to steal your heart! Vist their website at www.gillygirls.us and

FB page at GillyGirlsBand. Welcome,GillyGirls!

Stop by the Cruisin’ T’s booth and pick up a collectible Summergrass t-shirt!

SHINBONE Summergrass welcomes Shinbone from Orange

County, California. This band is known for their three part harmonies and features George Finney (banjo),

Rose Booth (mandolin), Joyce Hart (fiddle), Jody Silver (bass), Dan Kanady (guitar), and Paul Haas (guitar).

They performed at the Route 66 Festival and look forward to performing at Summergrass 2018!

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Blue Creek debuts at Summergrass! Blue Creek is a highly energetic group, specializing in bluegrass and Americana, with a mix of blues, swing and gospel stirred in Featuring exciting solos and strong vocals, they bring foot-tapping music that lifts the spirit. With instrumental prowess, vocal harmony and upbeat music, Blue Creek’s sound and enthusiasm will put a smile on your face and a song in your heart.

Round Table Pizza 1161 E Washington Ave

Escondido, CA

(760) 489-0191

Proud Sponsor of the

North County Bluegrass & Folk Club’s

1st Tuesday Monthly Jam

“Home of the Last Honest Pizza”

Did you know? Summergrass San

Diego has a Facebook site where you can get all the

updates on the festival, and other great music info.

Just become a “friend” at Summergrass San Diego. Both San Diego Bluegrass Society and North County Bluegrass & Folk Club are on Facebook as well. “Friend” us!

HIGH MOUNTAIN ROAD Summergrass welcomes back High Mountain Road! This local San Diego band features a mix of traditional and contemporary bluegrass to their ever expanding audience. This five piece group combines hard-driving instrumental style with unique vocals. High Mountain Road is Yukon Jack Lohlman on guitar, B.J. Nickolson on mandolin, Dan Sankey on fiddle, Brent Gutzwiller on banjo, and Tad Van Allen on bass. Contact them at jglohman@gmail.com. And check out their Summergrass show!

BLUE CREEK

BLUEGRASS BRETHREN Bluegrass Brethren returns to do Summergrass 2018 proud as hey play the

mainstage and delight our fans as the featured gospel band on Sunday morning! This group presents a unique blend of gospel, hymns and

traditional instrumentals to their listeners. Best known for their original gospel tunes rendered in a bluegrass music style, the group has delighted audiences

since 1977. Check out their website at www.bluegrassbrethren.com. Don’t miss this local great!

Mainstage Schedule Friday, August 17th

3 PM—Alan Bibey & Grasstowne

4 PM—Shinbone

5 PM—Blue Creek

6 PM—Dinner Break

7 PM—Central Valley Boys

8 PM—Bluegrass Etc.

9 PM—The Scroggins Brothers

Saturday, August 18th

10 AM— Central Valley Boys

11 AM—Bluegrass Etc.

Noon—The Scroggins Brothers

1 PM—Lunch Break

2 PM—Virtual Strangers

3 PM—Central Valley Boys

4 PM—Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers

5 PM—Bluegrass Etc.

6 PM- Dinner Break

7 PM—Alan Bibey & Grasstowne

8 PM—The Scroggins Brothers

9 PM—Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers

Sunday, August 19th

8 AM-Chapel Service (under Parachute)

9 AM–Bluegrass Brethren

10 AM—The Corzines

11 AM—The GillyGirls

Noon —Kids on Stage

12:30 PM—Alan Bibey & Grasstowne

1:15—Lunch Break

2 PM—High Mountain Road

3 PM—Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers

3:45 PM—Raffle Drawing

4 PM—The Corzines

2018 Mainstage &

Workshop Schedules

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Music Workshop Schedule & Area All workshops will be held in Assembly Building.

Friday, August 17th

2 PM– Sugar Bear the Clown face painting 6 PM— Get Acquainted Jam with

Corky Shelton 7 PM— Slow Jam with Eric Nordbeck

Saturday, August 18th 11 AM—Mountain Dulcimer with Ellen Hahn

11 AM— Sugar Bear the Clown face painting (in audience area) 1 PM-2:30- Fun Music Theory for Bluegrass

with Will Jaffe 3 PM– Meet the band with The Scroggins

Brothers 6 PM— Slow Jam with Eric Nordbeck

Sunday, August 19th 8 AM— Chapel Service with Ralph Provost,

the Hot Rod Preacher (under the Parachute with Front Porch Music Preservation Society)

1:15 PM— Meet the band with Joe Mullins

& Radio Ramblers 2 PM – Slow Jam with Eric Nordbeck

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Did you know?

Every hour during the festival a CD raffle ticket is drawn at the

Raffle Booth and that ticket number is

posted. If your ticket number is drawn,

you’ve won a free CD! Check with the Raffle Booth

often. You could already be a winner!

Thanks to our MCs! (left to right- Glen Bailey, Corky Shelton, Marty Warburton, & Mike Tatar. And thanks for coming to Summergrass 2018! See you in 2019!

“Santa Glen” “Corkster” “Big Mo” “Spud”

FESTIVAL GROUNDS

MAP

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2018 Kids Camp

Kids Camp 2018 Schedule

Friday August 17, 3:00 – 7:15 pm 3:00-3:50 pm Orientation/Registration 4:00-4:45 pm Meal and prep break 4:45-5:15 pm Host band introduction 5:15 pm Instrument Class 6:15 pm Performance Groups 7:15 pm Done for the Day Saturday August 18, 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm. 2:00 pm Instrument Class 3:00 pm Vocal Harmony class, all 4:00 pm Performance Groups 5:00 pm Done for the Day Sunday August 19, 9:30 am – 12:45 pm. 9:30 am Instrument Class 10:30 am Camp Rehearsals 11:30 am Short Break 11:45 am Backstage for stage prep 12:00 noon Kids’ mainstage performance! - Our Kids Camp Kids are the Stars! -

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Summergrass 2018 once again is proudly offering Kids Camp during the festival! Kids Camp attendees are kids between 6 and 16 who come to camp at all levels of experience. Each day features three hours of music fun, including instrument classes, performance groups, and a festival mainstage performance on Sunday! It’s a great experience where kids hone their musical chops, meet friends, and have a musical blast! Summergrass is very proud to offer Alan Bibey & Grasstowne as our lead teaching faculty at this year’s Summergrass Kids Camp. This is a great opportunity for our youngsters to learn from this professional band. Welcome Alan Bibey & Grasstowne!

Starbucks on Main Street 30 Main St, Vista, CA ·

(760) 806-1103

Proud Summergrass

Sponsor since 2006

Proud Summergrass Sponsor since 2003

Frogy’s Donuts & Bakery 602 E. Vista Way, Vista, CA 92084

760-758-7779

Alan Bibey & Grasstowne

2018 Kids Camp Sponsors

North County Bluegrass & Folk Club

D’Addario Music Foundation

District #7 Old Time Fiddlers Association

Glen Bailey

Yellow Dog Band

Greg & Mary Paquin

Bluegrass Music Society of Central California

San Diego Bluegrass Society

Sarah & Paul Wolf

Mike & Yvonne Tatar

Southwest Bluegrass Association

Great Workshops at Summergrass 2018

-All Workshops will take place in the Assembly Building-

Get Acquainted Jam—Start the festival off right

with some jamming and attend the popular Get

Acquainted Jam led by Corky Shelton. It happens

Friday at 6 PM in the Assembly Bldg.

The Slow Jam Workshop Returns— Eric

Nordbeck from Southwest Bluegrass Association

will lead this well attended workshop which is

scheduled each day during the festival — Friday at

7 pm, Saturday at 6 PM, and Sunday at 2 PM. Eric

will combine jamming techniques, humor and

written materials to teach novice players so you

can get out and jam!

Mountain Dulcimer—Ellen Hahn, our San Diego mountain dulcimer maven, returns to teach

you all about playing this beautiful instrument that harkens back to our country’s earliest

days. Beautiful! Saturday at 11 am in Assembly Building.

Fun Music Theory for Bluegrass—Will Jaffe will be teaching on the theory of bluegrass

music in a fun and innovative way. Learn just what makes bluegrass music so distinctive and

authentic as a music genre. Saturday 1-2:30 pm in Assembly Building. Fun and informative

for pickers and grinners alike!

Meet the Band - Summergrass 2018 is scheduling two Meet the Band workshops this year.

On Saturday at 3 PM head over the Assembly Bldg. to meet The Scroggins Brothers for a

question and answer session. And on Sunday at 1:15 PM meet Joe Mullins & the Radio

Ramblers. Get those questions & cameras ready!

Sugar Bear the Clown —Hey Kids, Sugar Bear the Clown will be here to offer some great

facepainting for you! Meet Sugar Bear at 2 PM on Friday and 11 AM on Saturday in the in the

audience area near the artists booth. Get some stylin’ designs!

Chapel Service with the Hot Rod Preacher—On Sunday at 8 AM under the big green

parachute, the Hot Road Preacher Ralph Provos & the Front Porch Music Preservation

Society will host an inspiring non-denominational chapel service for all.

** Please check page 6 for the complete Workshop Schedule. **

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See the Virtual Strangers @ 2 pm Saturday (aka the “Demo Band”) miketatar7@gmail.com

We’ll be

playing the

raffle

instruments

on stage!

Virtual

Strangers - Fun for all

your music

events!

Anchor Cash Registers Congratulates Summergrass San Diego

On their 16 years of success.

“We are grateful and honored to be

a Proud Summergrass Sponsor!”

Damon Vogini

damon@anchorcashregister.com

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Celebrating 11 Years in North Park!

Open for weekday brunch at 11am Monday thru Friday. Saturday Brunch at 10:30 and

our Famous Bluegrass Brunch every Sunday at 9:30 am!

3823 30th St., San Diego, CA 92104 619.295.6464

Don't Forget to visit us at our Encinitas location, Solace & the Moonlight Lounge.

www.eatatsolace.com

Let’s Meet Up!... Want to know the next San Diego Bluegrass band to perform? Do you want to know where there's a jam session? Want to meet new musicians for a band? Check out Meetup platform: www.meetup.com/San-Diego-Bluegrass-Music-Meetup/. Then simply click JOIN. It's easy. It's free and it's a great way to know about local bluegrass music.

Yellow Dog Band

A Proud Supporter

Of Summergrass

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Summergrass 2018 is 16 years strong!

And great donors have helped make the festival a success

each year! Help Preserve Summergrass

We hope you are truly enjoying this wonderful festival we call Summergrass San Diego that happens right here in our own San Diego County! If so, please note that individuals and groups can support our festival

through their charitable giving. Charitable giving helps to secure our festival experience for upcoming generations to enjoy. Join our Summergrass supporters and donors—there’s just a few listed here below.

For more information on how to donate to

Summergrass San Diego, contact us at 1-858-386-8459 or at festivalchair@summergrass.net.

Every donation is appreciated & tax deductible. Summergrass is a 501c3 non-profit organization.

THANKS TO OUR SUMMERGRASS 2018 SPONSORS Please support our Summergrass sponsors!

Advanced Communication Systems * D’Addario Music Foundation * California Old Time Fiddler’s Association District #7 * A-1 Golf Carts *

California Bluegrass Association * Hawthorne Rent-It * Diamond Environmental * Wayne Rice & KSON Radio * Starbucks * Frogy’s Donuts

* San Diego Bluegrass Society * North County Bluegrass & Folk Club * Frazier Farms * Allie’s Party Rentals * CDs Direct Printing * Anchor Cash

Registers * E&S Palms/Bentley’s * Deering Banjos * John & Mary Deckard * Martin Guitars * Yellow Dog Band * San Diego Troubadour

* Mike & Yvonne Tatar * Bluegrass Music Society of Central California Southwest Bluegrass Association * Glen Bailey *

* David Frick & Paul Hass * Greg & Mary Paquin *

9330 Clairemont Mesa Blvd

San Diego, CA 92123 (858) 571-6225 Come join San Diego Bluegrass Society’s

Open Mic

and Featured Band jam here

the 4th Tuesday of every month

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Proud Summergrass Sponsor since 2003

We sell the highest quality natural and organic products available anywhere at prices that repre-sent great value. That's our family's standard and

your family deserves nothing less.

Our Locations:

Oceanside 1820 Oceanside Blvd Oceanside, CA 92054 Phone: (760) 429-2092 Store Hours: 8am - 9pm

Vista 225 Vista Village Drive Vista, CA Phone: (760) 758-7175 Store Hours: 8am - -9 pm

Museum Model

Railroad

Saturday & Sunday

9 AM-4 PM

The third annual Pie Society gathering happened Friday at noon. Pies of the highest caliber were

enjoyed and discussed! A $5 donation enabled you to taste the pies and vote for your favorite. Thank you Paul Hass and David Frick for organizing this

fun activity. All proceeds were donated to Summergrass. Contact Paul Haas at

pauls1place@yahoo.com for information/participation in the 2019 gathering!

Pie Society

Gathering

Museum Food Booths Assembly Building

Breakfast (Sat & Sun 7 am-10am) Bake Shop will be open The Sandwich Shoppe Summergrass schedule

Open: Sat 7 am – 7 pm; Sun 7 am-3 pm Open for coffee and donuts in the morning

serving fresh sandwiches, a variety of cold salads, snack plates, watermelon cups, ice cream, cold drinks, water, coffee and ice

Food Court Jack’s Snack Shack Grill

Open: Fri 3-7 pm, Sat 11 am-7pm, Sunday 11 am-2 pm

Pulled Pork Sandwich Plate, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, Veggie Burgers, Hot Dogs, Chili, Chicken Sandwiches, Pickles, Chips,

Water and Sodas BBQ Pit (Friday, Saturday & Sunday)

Tri-Tip Sandwiches & Pastrami Sandwiches

Stage Left Fri. & Sat. 7-9 PM Only:

Pie and Coffee Hours vary from venue to venue.

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SUPPORT, JOIN & SAVE $$$ Become a part of the San Diego bluegrass community by signing up as a member of San Diego

Bluegrass Society and/or North County Bluegrass & Folk Club during Summergrass. Both organizations are

offering a discount off their regular per year family price. Fill out either (or both!) of their membership

forms below and take to the Club Booth. Both club forms are here below. Be part of the fun!

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Our Summergrass 2018 Vendors List Summergrass is proud of our 2018 vendors. Please take a stroll and visit our

vendors to see their many unique and one of a kind items. There’s something special there for everyone!

Vince Smith Collectibles - The Hat Guy providing hats of all shapes and sizes for men and woman. Mandila Accents - World traveled Photographer making Artistic Jewelry inspired from her travels. Island Knacks - Island themed products and clothing Color Street Nails - Bringing you vibrant colors, amazing styles! Stretchy for perfect fit. Salon-quality manicure. No smudges or streaks. Real polish not a sticker. Styles: Solid Colors, Glitter, French nails, Nail Art. Second Tyme Chimes - Hand made one of a kind Silverware/Tea Pot Wind Chimes CBG Dub - Cigar Box “git-fiddles” are like a banjo, mandolin, fiddle and a guitar all in one little box! With just three strings they are fun and simple to play but can make a lot of noise too. Agnes and Dora - Quailty, Chic, Comfortable & Affordable Clothing. Dresses, Leggings & More 1904 Apothecary Lane—Handmade Bath & Body—Bathe in Creativity Tumbleweed Antiques - Rust and dust items of old. Vintage and antique treasures abound. Simply Unique - Hand Made one of a kind jewelry.

R & T Traders - Has been producing quality, handcrafted products for over five years. ... We create high quality, one of a kind items

including rugged satchels in a variety of leather including bison, elk, moose, deer and cowhide.

Hot Trot Apparel - Western Clothing and Grain/Mill Bags.

Origami Owl - Origami Owl is a leading custom jewelry company known for telling stories through our signature Living Lockets, per-

sonalized charms, and other products.

System Pavers - From driveway pavers to walkways, patios to pergolas, BBQ islands to Pool decks, System Pavers can design and

build your beautiful outdoor living space.

Damsel in Defense - Damsel in Defense is about Equipping, Empowering and Educating women to have the confidence to protect

and defend themselves if a situation arises.

Western Christian Academy - WCA Homeschooling Accredited Christian School: PreK-12th grade. 33rd year!

Cruisin T's - Summergrass Apparel custom made on site. Lots of color and styles to choose from.

Celeste's Jalapeno Relish - The most amazing Jalapeno Relish! Use it on just about anything and everything! Adds that needed

kick! Original, Extra Hot, Garlic Lovers, Pineapple Mango Habanero.

Farm Fresh to You - We deliver organic fruits & vegetables fresh from our fields to you ... you can choose (and change) the size and

type of produce box that works for you.

Simply Sassy - Providing Long-lasting Cosmetics and anti aging skincare for every age.

Cakies Creations - These Cakies treats are a fun and exciting mix of a brownie, a cupcake and cookie, all rolled up into one of the

tastiest things you'll ever put in your mouth!

Birdhouse Originals — Hand made one of a kind bird houses and other unique items for your garden.

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Summergrass 2018 Raffle Items Summergrass is offering another great instrument raffle this year! Check them all out at the Raffle Booth! Raffle Tickets - One ticket for $3, two for

$5, five for $10, or the best value - 12 tickets for $20. Drawing will be held Sunday at 3:45pm.

YOU could be the lucky one, so buy your tickets now!

Deering Goodtime package - Local banjo maker,

Deering Banjos, has donated a Goodtime banjo package, which includes a

Deering Goodtime banjo and a gig bag. Deering has

supported the festival since day one. Thank you,

Deering Banjos!

Did you know…. The tune “True Life

Blues” was written by Bill Monroe about a disenchanted wife and her less than charming life. Bill was married four

times...

The Loar - The Loar Honey Creek LM 310F has a true, hand-carved Spruce top. The thin "V" profile of the maple neck fits comfortably in the player's hand and our removal of the fretboard extension beyond the 20th fret allows for easy strumming without getting hung up on the extended upper frets. The Honey Creek LM-310F also has the graceful curves of an authentic F-style body, Grover tuners, and D'Addario strings.

Martin Guitars- The choice of the bluegrass professional. Martin has again donated a beautiful hand-picked top of the line D-18 Guitar. Martin has had representation at Summergrass for the past several years and has been a tried & true sponsor! Thank you, Martin Guitars!

Summergrass 2018 Survey We appreciate your time and constructive comments in making Summergrass better each year. Please fill out the Survey below, tear it out, and drop it in the “Survey Box” at our club booth. Thanks for coming to Summergrass 2018 and we’ll see you in 2019!

Name ______________________________________Email_______________________

State ____________ Zip _______________________Phone______________________

Camping? RV _____ Tent _____ Today’s Date_________________________________

Is this your FIRST Bluegrass festival? Yes ___ No ___ Days Attended _______________

Other festivals you attend __________________________________________________

HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT SUMMERGRASS? (Please write the name)

TV ______ (station?) Radio ______ (station?) Newspaper _________________(name?)

Store ________(name?) Music Association ____________ (name?) Online __________

Pardon our asking, but please let us know the how many of each age category are in your

group (Mark all that apply)

Male: 20-25 _____ 25-34 _____ 35-54 _____ 55 & better _____

Female: 20-25 _____ 25-34 _____ 35-54 ______ 55 & better _____

Kids: under 6 _____ 6-12 _____ 13-19 ______

Play an instrument? Yes ____ No ____ If Yes, what do you play?___________________

If you attended a workshop, which ones?______________________________________

What did you like BEST at Summergrass? _____________________________________

Interested in volunterring with Summergrass? Yes ___________ No_____________

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A Big Salute to

our 2018

Raffle Instrument

Sponsors

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