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A unique and lively celebration of music, fine crafts, film and nature in a beautiful mountain setting

T he Catskill Region Fine Craft Show prides itself on maintaining the high-

est standards of excellence in workmanship

and professionalism and has developed a

reputation among artists and collectors as one of the best crafts shows in the Northeast.

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for more information visit:

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Carol McIntosh

wood products fair

a unique community of extraordinary woodworkers —artists of different styles all united in their love of wood.

for more information visit: www.catskillmtn.org

Judd Weisberg; photo by Francis X. Driscoll

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Demonstrationsby skilled artisans

Shirley Alston Reeves

Saturday, July 7

for a complete performance schedule visit:

www.catskillmtn.org

John SebaStian formerly of The Lovin’ Spoonful, (“Do You Believe in Magic,” “Summer in the City”)

The DirTY SoCk FunTiMe BanD the Rolling Stones for the younger set!

MakoTo Taiko pounding drum rhythms from ancient Japan

Young PeoPLe’S ChoruS oF nYC “impeccable pitch, luminous sound and palpable energy…”—anthony Tommasini, the nY times

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The Dirty Sock Funtime Band

Young People’s Chorus of NYC; photo by Stephanie Berger

Shirley Alston Reeves

American Taiko Drummers

ShiRleY alSton ReeveS legendary rock n’ roll hall of Famer, former lead singer of r&B Dream girls, The Shirelles, (“Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow”)

Jazz MuSeuM in harLeM aLL STar BanD with tenor sax player Loren SChoenBerg performed with Benny goodman and other jazz luminaries

annalivia with award-winning fiddler BrenDan CareY BLoCk, celtic folk music at its best

MokoTo Taiko pounding drum rhythms from ancient Japan

Mokoto Taiko

Sunday, July 8

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Friday, July 6th: 6pm–8pm • $7.50 adults, $5 seniors/studentsSaturday, July 7th: 4:30pm–6:30pm and 9pm–11pmBoth Saturday screenings free with Festival Admission

“...a visually dazzling and emotionally compelling experience that leaves you with an array of feelings: shock, pride, sorrow, and—above all—hope. Wrapped in a deceptively entertaining package that manages to both move and inspire, these films will make you want to be a better global citizen.” —Sydney Stowe, Film Mgr

for more information visit:

www.catskillmtn.org

for more information visit www.catskillmtn.orgFestival Sponsors:

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This event is supported by

The New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State Attorney General at

Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.

for more information visit www.catskillmtn.org

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Greene CountyCouncil on the

Arts, Inc.

all festival photos by Francis X. Driscoll

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Saturday, July 7 & Sunday, July 8

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