THROWBACK THURSDAY!YouTube Premiere Audio-only Sets

phil wintermutetribute

david Fetzertribute

Pat CarrollTribute

vulfpeckKarl Berger &Ingrid SertsoLama KarmaBilly Strings& Don Julin

Mady KouyateRachele Eve

Annie HumphreyVespre

Kailin YongColonialism & Cultural

Appropriation panel

Women in Music panel Last Gasp Collective

Dacia Bridges Project Jean Rohe

Rachel MazerAmber Hasan

Lady Ace Boogie Jes Kramer

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FRIDAY MUSIC5:00PM Welcome streaming live!5:10PM Opening Ceremony Aaron Otto5:15PM Joe Reilly5:44PM Holly Bird5:48PM Laurel Premo6:17PM Kate Pillsbury6:43PM Susan Schwager: farm check-in6:48PM Live from Earthwork Farm7:00PM Interlochen Arts Academy singer songwriters showcase8:00PM Seth Bernard Earthwork Welcome8:45PM Prize Drawing9:00PM Peter Madcat Ruth

9:31PM Mark Lavengood10:06PM Jamie Collins (interview)10:11PM Amber Hasan10:30PM Earth Radio10:52PM Live from Earthwork Farm11:00PM Jaime Delp Poetry Reading11:12PM Kevin Morris Poetry Reading11:30PM Derek Copp (interview)11:35PM BACON (parental advisory)12:10AM Wildlife Freeway12:38AM Earthwork Time Machine archival videos (2015-2018)

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FRIday workshops4:00PM Permaculture zone one: The home garden and the ethics of permacultureThis episode features a 15 minute garden tour with Chelsea Coy in the home garden right here at the Earthwork Farm, followed by a 30 minute discussion with Natalie Lindsay in her Zone 1 home garden. Nat will share the basic breakdown of the home garden and the most frequently traveled areas on the homestead, as well as a discussion about the ethic and principals of permaculture.

5:00PM Celine Smith – Cultural HumilityMany have heard of cultural competency, but find out why that term is outdated. How can we remain curious and not claim to be experts on a culture. We will also explore examples of various cultures view certain concepts differently and the cultural iceberg.

6:00PM Rachel Marco-Havens: Allies and AccomplicesThis Workshop/Circle Discussion invites participants to explore the way we interpret, respond to and honor the asks of Indigenous Black and Brown People Of The Global Majority. As the sun slips behind the earth rising, we are left with the truth that, Indigenous, Black, Brown, LGBTQ and Societally Non-conforming folks will never be successfully retrofit into American communities, workspaces, systems or spaces that were designed for our extraction and erasure. We will have to build from the ground up. What might that look like? As more and more people step out into the fray, weare hearing words like “Ally” And “Accomplice” re-emerge. For many, the terms first came to the surface during the stand for #noDAPL and are now trending In the fight for BIPOC lives. This current trend re-awakens the question, ‘Will the allies still be there when the pepper spray comes out and what is it we really need‘. Rachel invites us to consider; What is an Ally? What is an accomplice? Are those terms befitting of what we need or how we are being supported? How can non-melanated people participate in the transition toward diversity and racial equity? Western culture strips us of our connection to the language we use and its implications on how we interpret the terminology—the visceral impact of American celebrity culture is showing in both performative activism and toxic apathy. This discussion takes a deep stab at these observations and seeks to identify patterns and mitigate the inadvertent abandonment of PGM on the frontlines of our struggles.

9:00PM Title Track presents: “Invisible Hand” film screeningLast year, one of our guests of honor at Harvest Gathering was Markie Miller, who spearheaded the Lake Erie Bill of Rights, a now famous effort to give rights to Lake Erie as part of a growing global effort called the Rights of Nature Movement. “Invisible Hand” is a brand new Documentary film produced by Mark Ruffalo with an original score by Earthwork artists and Harvest favorites HEAVY COLOR, featuring Markie and a host of community heroes from across the continent and the globe who are doing critical work to protect what is most precious and sacred. This early screening is limited to 100 people. First come first serve, join on the website. Members of the band and the film team will host a Q&A at the end of the screening!

SATURDAY MUSIC

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12:00PM Welcome streaming live!12:15PM Audra Kubat12:29PM Caroline Barlow12:51PM Ken Campbell (Interview)1:02PM Brian Koenigsknecht1:20PM Stella!1:50PM Live from Earthwork Farm2:00PM Sean Lamborne2:27PM Sierra Skye Baker2:48PM Julie Kurlyowicz (Interview)3:00PM Kalamazoo Academy of Rock showcase3:35PM Steve Leaf4:00PM brotha James4:30PM Aaron Otto (Interview)

4:44PM Live from Earthwork Farm5:00PM Water Blessing Ceremony6:00PM Scott Cook6:23PM Emilee Petersmark6:56PM Daniel Kahn7:17PM Joshua Davis7:39PM Rachael Davis8:08PM Prize Drawing8:15PM Waltz Hour9:00PM The Accidentals9:25PM Lalo Cura music video premiere9:30PM Gregory Stovetop9:40PM Kailin Yong10:10PM Pat Carroll (2012)11:00PM Earthwork Time Machine archival videos (2019)

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Saturday workshops9:00AM Wild Prayer Circle with Lanni and SariGrounding in Nature and Community. An open space for people of all faiths and perspectives to ground in nature, receive strength and nourishment for this wild journey, and share our intentionsand prayers to carry us together as a community. If you are able, we recommend joining from a location outdoors or near an element of nature within your home.

10:00AM Title Track Connect: meet the staffJoin the full staff of Title Track for our weekly zoom meeting to learn more about what this crew is doing to support clean water, racial equity, and youth empowerment in Michigan and beyond. Get to know the team and learn what’s on the horizon and how you can be a part of shaping change. There will be time for Q&A at the end of this panel discussion.

11:00AM Guided Relaxation with Joe ReillyGuided relaxation with Joe Reilly using mindful breathing and singing. Lay back and let go with Joe!

12:00PM Permaculture zone two: How to NeighborThis episode leans in to the social aspects of cultivating regenerative relationships with our neighbors. In this 45 minute workshop we will dive deep into proximity based relationships with Eliot Snaith, Social Permaculture Facilitator at Real Human Better. We will go over tools for cultivating authentic connection and practicing nonviolent communication, social guilding, investing in community, and the social scales of permanence.

1:00PM Sam Cooper and Elisabeth Pixley-Fink: Sing Along with Hearth and HymnSinging releases endorphins and oxytocin - but did you know it increases your vagal tone too? We’ll share more on that and teach you some simple songs you can sing with nothing but your one true voice. Everyone is welcome! We’ll provide digital song sheets and field any singing related questions.

2:00PM Ian Gorman: studio mixing techniquesMixing is both a technical and artistic process. I’ll show how different elements and decisions come together to create a cohesive, balanced, and dynamic work, and how the choices you make can allow you to bring your own personality and creativity to your production.

4:00PM Jordan Hamilton: Cello and Loop Pedal conversation and demonstrationJoin Jordan Hamilton in a conversation about writing music with cello and loop pedal. Questions and suggestions are encouraged.

5:00PM Water Blessing Ceremony6:00PM Permaculture zone three: Resource ManagementEliot Snaith returns to continue the conversation in episode 3 as we bridge from building relation-ships with our neighbors to community resource sharing and resource management through the scope of economics and politics. We will touch on the 8 forms of capital, physical, emotional, and spiritual resources, understanding hierarchy and supremacy as features of domination in economics and politics, social science, capitalism vs. socialism, political advocacy, and more!

SunDAY MUSIC12:00PM Welcome streaming live!12:10PM Frank Youngman12:42PM Jo Serrapere1:10PM Dan Rickabus1:36PM Darcy Wilkin2:06PM Ben Traverse2:35PM Sean Miller3:05PM Michael Beauchamp-Cohen3:36PM Mike Savina

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4:02PM Live from Earthwork Farm4:10PM Sari Brown4:43PM Elisabeth Pixley-Fink5:08PM Samantha Cooper5:34PM Stepladders6:00PM Prize drawing and Martin guitar auction reveal6:14PM Aaron Otto6:20PM Chris Dorman6:37PM Earthwork Time Machine archival videos (2019)

STREAMING LIVE

Vendor VillagevirtualAny Colour You Like Popsicles

Asher Lake Woodworking

Bear Earth Herbals

Boochy Mama's Probiotic Tonic

The Spoon Girl:Brittany Townsend

Harvest Moon Feltworks

Jordyn Lynne Crafts

Rowan Grey Clothing

Schyler the Potter

Starlily Creations

The Leelanau Plant Company

Sunday workshops

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10:00AM Permaculture zone four: herb walk and reciprocity talkIn this episode we will join Sierra Bigham from Bear Earth Herbals for an herb walk and exploration that will dive a little deeper into how we can give back more to this Earth Mother and all the beings that support and nourish us. I hope together we can enhance our awareness and find more balance in our relationship with the natural world.

Reciprocity is the balance of life, giving and receiving. It is an honoring. Seeing and being seen. When we, as humans breathe, we are in reciprocity with the plant kingdom, especially the trees. While we are hyper aware of holding other humans responsible for outstanding debts, there seems to be a widening gap between our species and all the others who support us.

11:00AM Audra Kubat: from a spark to a songThis songwriting workshop will help writers take the spark of an idea and craft it into a working song. We will explore story development and editing techniques that can help your song find its own voice.

12:00PM “I’m not into politics“ with Kaitlyn Flynn of the Michigan league of conservation votersWe’re all familiar with the phrase, “I’m not into politics.” It can be hard to hear because whether or not folks are into politics, they impact our daily lives, and no election has ever been more critical than November 2020. Our land, air, water, and communities are depending on us to leave it all on the field this year. This workshop will be about how to engage with friends and loved ones who are not yet involved in this election and bring them into the movement to protect our planet.

1:00PM Title Track presents: Water Protection with Liz Kirkwood of FLOW and Chris Good from the Clean Water CampaignFrom Line 5 to Nestlé to Water Equity in Detroit and Flint and beyond, Michigan is home to the worlds largest source of fresh surface water and some of the most pressing issues at the intersection of water protection and human rights. Join these two community leaders for an inspiring, informative and interactive discussion with a Q & A at the end to get up to speed and activated, in Michigan and beyond.

2:00PM Title Track presents: Pursuing Racial Justice with Northern Michigan E3With this summer’s widespread cultural uprisings for racial justice has come the formation of a new antiracism task force: Northern Michigan E3. Learn more about the leadership and formation of this fantastic new organization and help strengthen the effort to build antiracist community right here in northern Michigan.

4:00PM Help protect Iris from ICE with Sam Cooper and Gerardo ReyesSamantha Cooper and Gerardo Reyes will interview their friend Iris Freridge, who is facing deportation. Iris arrived in the U.S. in 2004 from El Salvador seeking her then husband, who she found had abandoned her and her son. While seeking safe haven in the U.S., she narrowly escaped the trafficking industry, but not without having what became a crucial residency document thrown out by a trafficker. The lack of that document in this current political climate initiated the steps leading up to ICE’s deportation order. After escaping in 2004, Iris moved to Michigan, got married to Derek Freridge - a U.S. citizen and had two U.S. born children in addition to her son Henry. Iris is a beloved volunteer at Circle Pines Center and a valued community member. ICE recently denied her family’s appeal to reopen her case, which has been pending since 01/19. Iris has an appointment at the Detroit ICE office on 09/24/20 and we’re asking people to peacefully assemble nearby (if needed) and donate to her Gofundme.

5:00PM Permaculture zones 0 + 5: the self and the wholeIn this live zoom workshop Elizabeth Wolff will open the space with a somatic practice and a discussion about caring for the Self. After that we will hear from a panel of all of the workshop presenters who will each take 5 to 7 minutes to share about their connection to earth based ritual and/or building resilient traditions and the importance that it holds in their lives/practice.

Farmers MarketThis year the Farmer’s department will be offering a uniquely different workshopseries that explores the cultivation of regenerative culture through the scope ofthe 5 zones of permaculture design. In each episode of this series we will oscillate back and forth between exploringthe practical practice of permaculture on the land, with the plants, and sharing tools for building regenerative relationships with one another while fostering resilient communities.

kids tentWe’ve got music, activities, and crafts. Take your time, look around,and enjoy things when and how you want.

resilience loungeAs you navigate the soulful offerings of this year’s Harvest Gathering (or the 2020 world in general), be sure to drop by the Resilience Lounge. Here you will find a handful of healing sessions to enjoy on-demand. Each is offered by wonderful healing arts practitioners in our very own Northern Michigan community.

May the Resilience Lounge help you remain resourced & resilient all weekend long.

To our amazing staff for holding the vision, doing the work, and being so loving and supportive through and through.

To all of the musicians, workshop presenters, facilitators, vendors, artists and photographers for their wonderful and generous contributions.

To Fred Ellert and Cory Robinson for their excellence and dedication in recording and archiving every set on every stage for many years.

To Leaf A/V, Legacy Audio/Visual and the good folks at the Northwestern Michigan College Audio Tech program for all of their fantastic work putting content together.

To all of our event sponsors and prize donors for their continued partnership and patronage.

And to all of you for your support, participation, culture creation, and dedication. Thank you for attending and participating from right where you are.he

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