JUNE 14 - 16, 2013

CHELAN COUNTY EXPO CENTER

(Formerly- FAIRGROUNDS)

CASHMERE  WASHINGTON

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ORGANIZED BY THE CASHMERE COMMUNITY COFFEEHOUSE

DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF EARLY STYLE ACOUSTIC MUSIC

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~ HEADLINE PERFORMERS FOR OUR ~

ELEVENTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL

2012 IBMA ENTERTAINERS OF THE YEAR

THE

GIBSON BROTHERS WEB

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WAYNE TAYLOR

AND APPALOOSA WEB

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FRANK SOLIVAN

AND DIRTY KITCHENWEB

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KEVIN PACE AND

THE EARLY EDITION WEB

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THE BLUEGRASS

REGULATORSWEB

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Sunday Morning Gospel Show Featuring

Brother's Keeper

Bluegrass Band

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Kevin Pace And

The Early Edition

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Bluegrass Regulators

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~ SOUND BY DAN MORTENSON ~

~ EMCEE - JIM DELFEL ~

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The above shows take place inside the Pavilion.

Plenty of seating available, no need for additional chairs.

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- Philosophy of the Our Festival -

 

We are inviting pickers of all ages to an exciting weekend of bluegrass at its best. We believe that means lots of nice folks coming together to share their music and their stories, seeing old friends and making new ones. A weekend where the music never stops...and we don't mean just on stage!

 

We think bluegrass at its best means celebrating and encouraging the talents of young musicians well as the old timers. By doing so, we are assuring the future of acoustic roots music in America and our festival seeks to nurture that tradition.

 

It's all about the music folks. The preservation of this body of music; its traditions and values as well as many instruments long forgotten.

 

Join us then, and see what comes of it. You never know, there may be a Bluegrass musician hidden in you some where.....

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ADULT INSTRUMENT WORKSHOPS,

YOUTH INSTRUMENT WORKSHOPS (TAYLOR'S CAMP)

OLD TIME MUSIC- "FIDDLE TUNE AFTERNOON",

SLOW JAM, BAND SCRAMBLE, MEET & GREET LUAU/POTLUCK

(SOME OF THESE EVENTS TAKE PLACE OUTDOORS)

MAIN ACTS WILL PERFORM INDOORS AT THE PAVILION STAGE.

FOOD AND MERCHANDISE VENDORS ON SITE.

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CAMPING AVAILABLE

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CAMPGROUND OPENS

12:00 Noon Monday June 10th

Electricity, Sewer & Water Hook-ups to most sites.

Restrooms and Shower Facilities are available

for your convenience.

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Wi-Fi

Available

Thank You Local Tel & Expo Center

CREDIT CARDS (VISA & MASTERCARD)

ACCEPTED AT CAMPING ENTRY GATES

Please Note:

Dogs in campground only and they MUST be on a leash.

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Our thanks to The Chelan County Expo Center

and the Chelan County Commissioners

for such a wonderful site to hold

our Festival...

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~ ADMISSION PRICES ~

MASTERCARD & VISA CREDIT CARDS ARE ACCEPTED

AT ALL ENTRY GATES INCLUDING THE CAMPING AREA

CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER FREE!

ENTRANCE INTO FESTIVAL, FAIRGROUND

AND CAMPGROUND BY PAID ADMISSION ONLY.

CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT

* WALK-IN-PRICES *
* RATE FOR CAMPERS *

Day Pass

$25 Per Person Friday or Saturday

$10 Per Person Sunday 10:00 am to Noon

Weekend Pass (Fri. Sat. & Sun.)

$30 Per Person

$20 Per Campsite Per Night

*PLUS* Admission

Festival Admission - Campers Only

$25 Per Person

Children 12 and under FREE

CAMPING AREA OPENS MONDAY JUNE 10 AT 12 NOON

Please Note:

Dogs in campground only and they MUST be on a leash.

No drugs, alcoholic beverages or firearms allowed.

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THURSDAY JUNE 13th

4:00 p.m. - Slow Jam (Back Porch Stage)

5:30 p.m. - Meet & Greet Luau/Potluck (Picnic Shelter in Campground)

All Day & Night - Camp Jam

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FRIDAY JUNE 14th

12 Noon - Band Scramble Pre-Registration Begins (Camp Registration Canopy)

11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m . - TAYLOR 'S CAMP - First Half (Back Porch Stage)

( Part 1 of a 2 Day Instrument Workshop for Kids - Martin Stevens Instructor )

2:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Slow Jam (Back Porch Stage)

~ EVENING SHOWS AT THE MARY STARR STAGE ~

4:30 - 5:00 p.m.

Kevin Pace & The Early Edition

5:15 - 6:00 p.m.

Bluegrass Regulators

6:15 - 7:00 p.m.

Wayne Taylor & Appaloosa

7:15 - 8:00 p.m.

Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen

8:15 - 9:30 p.m.

The Gibson Brothers

9:30 p.m. - ??? Jam Time In The Campground

 

SATURDAY JUNE 15th

8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. - TAYLOR 'S CAMP - Final Half (Back Porch Stage)

( Part 2 of the 2 Day Instrument Workshop for Kids - Martin Stevens Instructor )

11:00 a.m. -12 Noon - Instrument Workshops (See Below)

12:15 - 1:15 p.m. - Youth Showcase Performance (Mountain Stage)

1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. - Fiddle Tune Afternoon - The Tunes That Began The Tradition

(Mountain Stage)

2:45 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. - Band Scramble (Mountain Stage)

~ EVENING SHOWS AT THE MARY STARR STAGE ~

4:30 - 5:00 p.m.

Bluegrass Regulators

5:15 - 6:00 p.m.

Kevin Pace & The Early Edition

6:15 - 7:00 p.m.

Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen

7:15 - 8:00 p.m.

Wayne Taylor & Appaloosa

8:15 - 9:30 p.m.

The Gibson Brothers

9:30 p.m. - ??? Jam Time in the Campground

 

SUNDAY JUNE 16th
~ SUNDAY MORNING GOSPEL SHOW AT THE MARY STARR STAGE ~

10:00 a.m. - 12 Noon

Bluegrass Regulators

Kevin Pace and the Early Edition

Brother's Keeper

 

Festival Closes Until 2014

4:00 p.m. - Campground Closes

*Schedule & Bands Subject to Change*

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~ SATURDAY JUNE 15th WORKSHOPS ~

SCHEDULE & LOCATION

TO BE POSTED SOON

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OUR YOUTH PROGRAM IS NAMED "TAYLOR'S CAMP".

IN HONOR OF THIS FINE GENTLEMAN

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Taylor Richards was a young man who epitomized our vision for developing an instructional camp to nurture an appreciation of American roots music in the next generation. From the day Taylor walked into a little music store in Leavenworth Washington with his dad Steve, with a little interest in music but not much thought of Bluegrass, until he played on our stage in the guitar flat-picking contest 5 years later, a transformation took place. Every summer he would come out from his home in Georgia to see his dad and they would attend the Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival. With every festival he would get better and better; gleaning information, techniques and style from everyone he could play with. Soaking up everything he could hold. He and his dad found a common ground that cemented them together, no matter how far apart they were the rest of the year. He grew into a man we were all so proud to know, with his quick wit, gentle heart, gracious manners and a smile that could calm the most hectic moment. Taylor wanted to continue his family's tradition of military service and was killed in combat serving his country as a Lance Corporal Marine in Afghanistan on June 26th, 2010. We, the Board of Directors of the Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival, wanted to honor Taylor 's memory and his love of Bluegrass music by naming our school “ Taylor 's Camp”. We know we couldn't ask for a better guardian angel for our “kids”.

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Taylor Richards at the 2006 WRBF

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_Vendors & Services located on site for your convenience.

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COME JOIN US IN CELEBRATING THE FUTURE OF BLUEGRASS!!

- Directions -
Cashmere is located on Highway 2 on the Cascade Loop, midway between Leavenworth

and Wenatchee. Look for signs in Cashmere directing you to the

Chelan County Expo Center - Fairgrounds. (Westcott off Sunset)

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- Contact Information -
Marie Vecchio:   (509) 548-1230 or Email- Marie 
Chuck Egner:   (509) 548-8663 
or Email- Chuck
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- Camping Information -
Marie Vecchio:   (509) 548-1230

or Email Marie 

Camping Guidelines- Click Here

- Band Booking Information -

For Band Bookings, Please send information to:

Cashmere Community Coffeehouse & WRBF

PO Box 484

Cashmere, WA 98815-0484

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- Interested in Volunteering ? -

Just drop us a line - volunteer organizer

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Taylor's Camp

- Youth's Workshop Contact -

Email Heidi

 

As the festival start date edges closer and closer, the WRBF Board

would like to invite all of you to take a look at our new

SUPPORTER PAGE

Our rich tradition of providing excellent bluegrass entertainment while keeping prices reasonable are due in large part to our wonderful sponsors and to you, our individual contributors. We thank all of you who have so generously donated in the past and hope that many of you will be able to continue doing so now and in the future.

 

WENATCHEE RIVER BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL

Acknowledgement of Donations For 2013

OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION GOES OUT TO THE

FOLLOWING FOR THEIR FINANCIAL SUPPORT:

Catherine K. Boshaw

Michael McGill

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Cashmere Chamber of Commerce WEB

City of Cashmere WEB

Jim & Jan Delfel

Ben & Nancy Beckham

Stevens Pass WEB

Richard Starr & Papa's Sweets WEB

Chuck & Candace Egner

Hank & Jean Langeman

Helen Metrokas

Cashmere Veterinary Clinic WEB

Sally Van Dusen

Doug Edlund

Dick Parkhill

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In Memory of Roy Wakeman

Diane McKenzie

Diana McDuffee

Chuck & Candace Egner

Dave Mallick & Marie Vecchio

Hal, Barbara, Kurtis & Lucas Reardon

Donna & Robert Hanson

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In Memory of Taylor Richards for Taylor's Camp

Steven Richards

William & Margie Richards

Lynn Giroir

Mandy Pron

Helen Pron

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IN-KIND DONATIONS:

 
 

Odyssey Seafoods WEB

Hill Meat Company WEB

Bruce Shaw

Celite World Minerals Inc. WEB

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SPECIAL THANKS:

MV Webworks & Graphics

Steve Godfrey - Stage Design & Construction

Karen Welch and Staff of the

Chelan County Expo Center

The Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival Directors:

Marie Vecchio, Chuck Egner,

Frank Dechaine, Joanie Sittman, Tom Caudill,

Cindy Jackson, John Meriwether, Peter Singleton & Chelsey Craven

Friends of the WRBF:

Harriett Dechaine, Candace Egner, Dave Mallick, Judy Donovan,

Cliff Sittman, Heidi Samples Monroe,

Bill & Carrie Mitchell

The Eastern Division of Stone, Hodge, Mallahan, Greene & Newell,

And last but not least

Our Fantastic Volunteers

- Area Tourism Information -

www.CashmereChamber.com   (509) 782-7404

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www.WenatcheeValley.org (509) 663-3723 or (800) 572-7753

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www.Wenatchee.org  (509) 665-2116

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www.Leavenworth.org  (509) 548-5807

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www.LakeChelan.org  (800) 4-chelan

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Peaks of the Enchantments in Background

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Cashmere Riverside Park on the Banks of the Wenatchee River

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