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Saturday, November 21 - Dress Up Theme: Velvet Day
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10:30 AM
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Lorna Miller
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little kid's jamboree
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11:30 AM
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Two Doors Down
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energetic, intense, acoustic folk
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12:30 PM
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Walker T. Ryan
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Underdog American music
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1:45 PM
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The McKenzie Drifters
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bluegrass
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3:15 PM
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Rusty Still
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Bluegrass & Americana
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4:45 PM
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Gumbo Groove
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Folk Fueled Fungrass
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Janet Naylor & Linda Danielson
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Irish & Scottish music on harp & fiddle
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2:00 PM
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Bow & Airo
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classical duet
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4:00 PM
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Mark Ross
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America's most famous unknown folksinger
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Sunday, November 22 - Dress Up Theme: Leopard Colony
(animal prints)
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10:30 AM
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Rich Glauber
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music in action!
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11:30 AM
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Eagle Park Slim
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the blues
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12:30 PM
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Elizabeth Cable
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Passionate Folk with jags of blues
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1:45 PM
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Deer & Antelope Band
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rock, oldies, blues and jazz
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3:15 PM
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Rob Tobias & The Northwest Express
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Original blend of Blues, Jazz, Reggae, Folk-Rock
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4:45 PM
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Sun Bossa
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Brazilian Bossa Nova
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Gordon Kaswell
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acoustic variety guitar
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2:00 PM
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Beth Miriam Rose
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acoustic folk music for the soul
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4:00 PM
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Lonesome Randall
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Rock & Roll historian
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Friday,
November 27 - Dress Up Theme: Black & White
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10:30 AM
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Anahid Bertrand
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sing alongs and play alongs
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11:30 AM
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Two Easy
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acoustic originals
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12:30 PM
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Steve Goodbar
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blues, folk, and old time country
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1:45 PM
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Viridian Brass
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classical to contemporary, Mozart to modern
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3:15 PM
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TBA
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4:45 PM
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Peter Wilde Band
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original folk songs
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Eagle Park Slim
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the blues
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2:00 PM
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Chip Cohen
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Dr. Horsehair Himself
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4:00 PM
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Robert Meade
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energetic acoustic
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Saturday,
November 28 - Dress Up Theme: Mad for Plaid
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10:30 AM
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Magic Mama Music
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Organic hip-hop & world beats for the whole family
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11:30 AM
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Gordon Kaswell
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acoustic variety guitar
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12:30 PM
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Jerry Zybach & Friends
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blues, roots, soul
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1:45 PM
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Mike & Carleen McCornack and the Garden Variety
Band
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Contempory Folk, singer-songwriters
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3:15 PM
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The Geo 4
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fresh, original, jazzy
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4:45 PM
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Gypsy Moon
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organic rootsy Afro-trance
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In Holiday
Hall
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12:00 PM
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Eric Nicholson
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fresh folk
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2:00 PM
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Jill Ledet
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ethereal experimental piano music
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4:00 PM
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Karen Stingle
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renaissance recorder
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Sunday, November 29 - Dress Up Theme: Hats, Ties
& Tiaras
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10:30 AM
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Invincible Vince
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Seriously funny magic
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11:30 AM
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Richard Crandell
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magical mbira
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12:30 PM
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LCC Faculty Jazz Band
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expert jazz
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1:45 PM
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Pickles & Peppers
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clarinet quartet with an eclectic repertoire
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3:15 PM
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Steel Wool
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Harmony Powered Acoustic World Folk-Rock
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4:45 PM
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Paul & Nancy's Love Truffle
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All Beatles set!
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Jim Hershey
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acoustic originals
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2:00 PM
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David Rogers
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original songs of the new west
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4:00 PM
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June Apple
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Old-time string band
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Saturday, December 5 - Wild Wild West
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10:30 AM
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Ballet Folklorico Alma de Mexico
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children's dance troupe showcasing various Mexican
folkloric dances
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11:30 AM
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Alves Family Band
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talented kids on guitar
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12:30 PM
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Inspirational Sounds
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inspiring gospel choir
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1:45 PM
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Soromundi Lesbian Chorus of Eugene
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spiritual, political, women's and multicultural music
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3:15 PM
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David Helfand, Justin Leder & The Majestic Ensemble
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Eclectic original and traditional music on Celtic
Harp, violin, etc.
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4:45 PM
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ATA / Family School Band
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talented Middle Schoolers
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Gordon Kaswell
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acoustic variety guitar
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2:00 PM
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Glenn Falkenberg
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Celtic harp & hammered dulcimer
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4:00 PM
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Edson Oliveira
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Brazilian Bossa Nova
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Sunday, December 6 - Faux Fur & Feathers
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10:30 AM
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Rob Tobias
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soul filled kid songs
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11:30 AM
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Bin Daas
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Indian ragas
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12:30 PM
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'olekona
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Hawaiian music
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1:45 PM
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Red Pajamas
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high energy folk rock originals
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3:15 PM
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The Now Brothers
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sturm und twang
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4:45 PM
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The Fiddlin' Big Sue Band
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hoedown boogaloo
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Robert Meade
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energetic acoustic
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2:00 PM
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Jerry Zybach
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original and traditional blues
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4:00 PM
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Richard Crandell
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magical mbira
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Saturday, December 12 - Holidaze in the Tropics
(Hawaiian shirts)
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10:30 AM
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The Hummingbirds
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Sweetly singing girl choir
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11:30 AM
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Olem Alves
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solo jazz guitar
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12:30 PM
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Carl "Bus Man" Faddis
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harmonic folks
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1:45 PM
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Brume
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french folk
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3:15 PM
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Blue Moon
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swinging classics
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4:45 PM
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To the Bridge
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Swinging blues
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Bow & Airo
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classical duet
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2:00 PM
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Janet Naylor
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celtic harp
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4:00 PM
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David Rogers
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original songs of the new west
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Sunday, December 13 - Dress Up Theme: Purple Day
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10:30 AM
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Twin Oaks Choir
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directed by Patty Delph
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11:30 AM
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The Liaisons
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jazz standards
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12:30 PM
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Oregon Tuba Ensemble
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tuba tunes!
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1:45 PM
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Mother of Pearl
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eclectic brass & bellows
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3:15 PM
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Kef
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Balkan dance music ensemble
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4:45 PM
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The Dennis Smith Project
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original folk rock
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Eagle Park Slim
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the blues
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2:00 PM
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4:00 PM
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Beth Miriam Rose
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acoustic folk music for the soul
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Saturday, December 19 - Dress Up Theme: Stripes
& Polka Dots
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10:30 AM
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Rockstop
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talented young cellists
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11:30 AM
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Eugene Recorder Orchestra
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holiday favorites
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12:30 PM
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Sacred Harp Singers
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traditional American acapella shapenote hymns
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1:45 PM
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The Traceys
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close family harmonies
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3:15 PM
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The Klezmonauts
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cutting edge Klezmer
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4:45 PM
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The Texas Toasters
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Western Swing
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Jill Ledet
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ethereal experimental piano music
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2:00 PM
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Glenn Falkenberg
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Celtic harp & hammered dulcimer
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4:00 PM
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Edson Oliveira
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Brazilian Bossa Nova
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Sunday, December 20 - Dress Up Theme: All That
Glitters
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10:30 AM
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Story Time and Magic Show
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Magic tricks and music with Bryan Reed
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11:30 AM
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David Rogers
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original songs of the new west
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12:30 PM
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Jerry Zybach
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original and traditional blues
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1:45 PM
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Ghillie Dhu & the Dhonts
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celtic dance music
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3:15 PM
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Olem Alves & Inner Limits
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funk groove
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4:45 PM
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Barbara Healy & Groove Too
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Original R & B and Soul
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Lonesome Randall
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Rock & Roll historian
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2:00 PM
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Chip Cohen
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Dr. Horsehair Himself
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4:00 PM
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Brian Cutean
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wordless guitar songs
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Tuesday, December 22 - Seasonal/Solstice
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10:30 AM
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Eugene Bhangra Youth Group
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Indian dance
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11:30 AM
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O' Carolan's Consort
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royal harp tunes
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12:30 PM
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Sweet River
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swing, folk & Delta blues classics
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1:45 PM
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Brian Cutean
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Acoustadelic Gypsyhooplamojobop Metafablemedicine
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3:15 PM
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Gerry Rempel Jazz Syndicate
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jazz
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4:45 PM
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Calango
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Brazilian music
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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Mark Ross
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America's most famous unknown folksinger
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2:00 PM
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Jerry Zybach
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original and traditional blues
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4:00 PM
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Brian Cutean
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wordless guitar songs
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Wednesday, December 23 - Time Machine (Retro/Steam
Punk/Space Age)
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10:30 AM
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Joe Ross
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kid songs and stories
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11:30 AM
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Celtic Tradition
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Refreshing Celtic music
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12:30 PM
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Left Coast Sax Quartet
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eclectic brass music
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1:45 PM
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Slightly Retro Jazz
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as advertised
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3:15 PM
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South Hills String Band
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old time string band music, traditional bluegrass
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4:45 PM
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Satori Bob
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acoustic americana with a twist
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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TBA
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2:00 PM
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Janet Naylor
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celtic harp
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4:00 PM
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Richard Crandell
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magical mbira
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Thurs, December 24 - Market closes 4 PM! -
Dress Up Theme: Pajamas/Ugly Holiday Sweaters
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10:30 AM
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Sharon Rogers
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family favorites
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11:30 AM
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TBA
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12:30 PM
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The Rosen Sisters
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extraordinary fiddlers
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1:30 PM
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TBA
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3:00 PM
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Americanistan
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Middle Eastern dancing and music
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In Holiday Hall
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12:00 PM
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SemiSweet
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2:00 PM
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TBA
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Based in Eugene, Oregon, 
The repertoire spans from rich harmony on "My Country Fair," to world beat rhythm on “Rainbow,” to tender love songs like “All the Love in the World” (the title of their awesome CD), to protest songs like “I Can't Tell You (9/11),” a Steel Wool show will get you off your feet and into your heart!
