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Saturday June 2, 2018

Bill Mayhew

Bruce Huttonand Bill

Mansfield

AndrewAcosta and

Band

East Rising LionDancers

Play-PartyGames

MorrisDancing

Workshop

UrbanArtistryDance

Workshop

The CapitolHillbillies

KlezmerDance withMachaya

Dances fromthe FormerYugoslavia

withŠarenica

Tango Dancewith TangoMercurio

CarolineFerrante &the Whole

Magilla

Singer-SongwriterShowcase

ParaguayanHarp

Dawn Avery

MarthaBurns

SoumyaChakraverty

RoyaBahrami &

RicardoMarlow

Ballad Swap

Karpouzi Trio

Flower HillString Band

PolyphonicHarmony:Slaveya &

Niavi

SamovarRussian Folk

MusicEnsemble

King StreetBluegrass

The BogBand

Isn't That So

Lulu's Fate

BluePanamuse

Carly Harvey

Reverb

KentuckyAvenue

Callithump

AndrewAcosta Band

Flor deMaracujá

Uptown Boyz

Djangolaya

FlamencoAparicio

DC Mudd

Rick Franklin& His DeltaBlues Boys

ParamountJazz

Orchestra

BarbaraEffron

Chelise Fox

Noa Baum

SusanGordon

Bunjo Butler

Laura J.Bobrow

Gary Lloyd

CricketParmaleeMichaelFleming

TimLivengood

Alpha DogAcoustic

Blues

Paint BranchCreek

JanieMeneely &

Friends

Gabby’sHawaiian

Jam

MassiveDonut

Cissa Paz

Bruce Hutton& Bill

Mansfield

Maelstrom

Yurt VillageStage

StorytellingStage

Cuddle-UpStage

PotomacPalisades

StageChautauqua

StageSpanish

BallroomCrystal

Pool StageMeet the

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Sunday June 3, 2018

Halau Ho'omau Ika Wai Ola O

Hawai'i (Meet theArt

DeDeWyland

Jake Blount(Meet the

Artist)

Bob Rychlik(Meet the

Artist)

Maryland YouthPipe Band

Free Waltz

HalauHo'omau I ka

Wai Ola OHawai'i

EnglishCountryDance

Colombian and LatinDance with

DeSanguashington

ArevArmenian

Dance

MiddleEastern

Dance withthe FezTones

ContraDance

Power ofWomen's

Voices

WashingtonToho Koto

Society

Trio Sefardi

Bob Rychlik

Kinobe

Music forHealing

Ayreheart

Jake Blount

HumayunKhan School

of Music

Archie’sBlues

Barbershop

All New,Genetically-Altered

Jug Band

Little Bit ABlues

Trio Trela

BourbonMoon

By & By

Bill BakerBand

Pictrola

ChristylezBacon

MutualAgreement

I Am AnImmigrant

Eleanor Ellis

Jocelyn andDarriel Day

NewSunshine

Skiffle Band

FuriaFlamenca

The 19thStreet Band

Dede & theDo-Rights

CulkinSchool of

Irish Dance

Joe Uehleinand theU-Liners

OrchesterPraževica

Kino Musica

LaurenMartino

MargaretChatham

Janice CurtisGreene

CandaceWolf

GeraldineBuckley

Ariana Ross

Baba JamalKoram

Marc Young

Miriam Nadel

TwinbrookTellers

Lilt

Mark Jaster

JessePalidofsky

Group

GuitarShowcase

Singer-SongwriterShowcase

FiddleShowcase

Art Spencer

Lindsay &Dodds

Yurt VillageStage

StorytellingStage

Cuddle-UpStage

PotomacPalisades

StageChautauqua

StageSpanish

BallroomCrystal

Pool StageMeet the

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Saturday June 2, 2018Yurt Village Stage

12:00-12:45 Alpha Dog Acoustic BluesPerformers:

Alpha Dog Acoustic BluesDescription:

This entertaining trio tears it up on shuffles, boogies, and ballads, ledby Roger Hart on harmonica/vocals with Tom Muck on guitar andNancy Lisi on bass.

1:00-1:45 Paint Branch CreekPerformers:

Paint Branch CreekDescription:

The original songs of Paint Branch Creek conjure visions of America –night shifts and mill towns, prairie lands and the open road – somereflecting on the past and some questioning where we’re going.

2:00-2:45 Janie Meneely & FriendsPerformers:

Chris LindsayJanie Meneely

Description:Sometimes saucy, sometimes serious, Janie Meneely offers audiences aglimpse of a rapidly disappearing way of life on the Chesapeake Bay,and invites them to join in on the chorus.

3:00-3:45 Gabby’s Hawaiian JamPerformers:

Holokai Gabby GaboniaKeola Joshua Gabonia

Description:Originally from Hawai’i, father and son (Gabby and Josh Gabonia)share the aloha spirit through sounds of the islands, from 1960sinstrumental surf music to the traditional and Hawaiian slack keyguitar.

4:00-4:45 Massive DonutPerformers:

Massive DonutDescription:

The talented and hugely entertaining musicians of Massive Donutengage folks of all ages in singing merry and madcap songs that ticklethe funny bone.

5:00-5:30 Cissa PazPerformers:

Cissa PazRafael Pondé

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Description:Brazilian Cissa Paz melds rich Afro-Brazilian and Luso-Africantraditions into her tasteful songs, accompanied by guitarist RafaelPondé.

5:45-6:15 Bruce Hutton & Bill MansfieldPerformers:

Bruce HuttonBill Mansfield

Description:Multi-instrumentalists Bruce Hutton and Bill Mansfield share musicand lore from old-timey and other American traditions.

Recordings:Several solo and with Double Decker String Band: Merrimac

6:15-7:00 MaelstromPerformers:

MaelstromDescription:

The young fiddlers of Maelstrom – Abraham Joyner-Meyers, PeriLeighty, and Darrow Sherman – play creative harmonies on Celtic,French Canadian, and klezmer tunes, often in a playful fusion oftraditions.

Recordings:Deep Roots, New Growth

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Saturday June 2, 2018Storytelling Stage

1:00-1:30 Barbara EffronPerformers:

Barbara EffronDescription:

Secrets – Secrets may be hard to keep, but they sure make goodstories! Join Barabara Effron as the secrets unfold through storiesand music

1:30-2:00 Chelise FoxPerformers:

Chelise FoxDescription:

Do You Know Jack? — There are many stories about Jack, beyond thebeanstalk. Chelise Fox tells one you may not know.

2:00-2:30 Noa BaumPerformers:

Noa BaumDescription:

Choosing Peace: Multicultural Tales — Noa Baum offers a richtapestry of stories about peace and justice that build bridges ofunderstanding and compassion.

Recordings:Award winnning "Far Away and Close to Home" (Parents' ChoiceRecommended)

2:30-3:00 Susan GordonPerformers:

Susan GordonDescription:

From Goose to Goat — With two stories, one Grimm, one personal,Susan Gordon shows the gift of a good bird or beast in a human life.

3:00-3:30 Bunjo ButlerPerformers:

Bunjo ButlerDescription:

PeeWee and Malik, Spiders and Ghost – Bunjo Butler tells interactivestories for all ages about two young Brothers doing what they do.

3:30-4:00 Laura J. BobrowPerformers:

Laura J. BobrowDescription:

Imaginary Things — Far-fetched events sound perfectly plausible asLaura Bobrow tells about ogres and pots of gold in fairy tales that datefrom the earliest times.

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4:00-4:30 Gary LloydPerformers:

Gary LloydDescription:

Chocolate-Covered Fairytales — For stories that melt in your ears, notyour hands, join Gary Lloyd for chocolate-covered versions of threeclassic tales.  No Snickering allowed!

4:30-5:00 Cricket ParmaleePerformers:

Cricket ParmaleeDescription:

Who Are These People? – Cricket Parmalee tells stories that knock youdown and pick you up from parts of the world we wonder about.

5:00-5:30 Michael FlemingPerformers:

Michael FlemingDescription:

Stories for Joining In – All ages can join in the telling as MichaelFleming shares stories that travel to Hungary, Africa, and grandma’shouse.

5:30-6:00 Tim LivengoodPerformers:

Tim LivengoodDescription:

Strange World — Laugh your brain into submission with TimLivengood telling strange and humorous stories that see the world in anew way.

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Saturday June 2, 2018Cuddle-Up Stage

12:00-12:45 Lulu's FatePerformers:

Lulu's FateDescription:

With stunning three-part harmonies and virtuoso instrumentalprowess, Lulu’s Fate performs traditional Appalachian, southern stringband, and country blues as well as original songs and instrumentaltunes.

1:00-1:45 Blue PanamusePerformers:

Blue PanamuseDescription:

With a bit of sass, a pinch of sorrow, and plenty of tasty acoustic licks,Blue Panamuse brings its unique style to a blues-flavored repertoirethat spans the decades from the 1920s to today.

2:00-2:45 Carly HarveyPerformers:

Carly HarveyDescription:

Award-winning, powerhouse vocalist Carly Harvey combines blues,jazz, soul, and Americana roots styles, and can make the most complexvocal phrasing sound pure and natural. A talented friend joins her onguitar.

3:00-3:45 ReverbPerformers:

ReverbDescription:

Deeply rooted in African-American vocal traditions, the six men ofDC's award winning a cappella ensemble Reverb bring warmth andstyle to an uplifting blend of Gospel, R&B, and original compositions.

Recordings:"Reverb", "The Mission Statement"

4:00-4:45 Kentucky AvenuePerformers:

Kentucky AvenueDescription:

Veteran artists Stella Schindler and Dave Ries join together asKentucky Avenue, bringing fine musicianship and lovely harmonies toa tapestry of original songs reflecting Americana and alt country roots.

5:00-5:45 CallithumpPerformers:

Callithump

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Description:Glyn Collinson and Andrew Marcus produce refined British mayhemwith energetic, engaging songs from the British Isles and from Glyn'shead, complemented by equally rousing and foot-stomping tunes.

6:00-7:00 Andrew Acosta BandPerformers:

Andrew AcostaAndrew Acosta Band

Description:Drawing from a rich repertoire of traditional American roots music,the Andrew Acosta Band also presents original tunes on contemporarytopics, with an old-timey flavor that makes the new old again.

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Saturday June 2, 2018Potomac Palisades Stage

12:00-12:45 Flor de MaracujáPerformers:

Zezeh BrazilFlor de Maracuja

Description:Enjoy the rhythms of Brazilian music when Flor de Maracujá playssamba, bossa nova, and more. Vocalist Bebel Delgado fronts the band(Bruce Bond, Gordie Shaw, and Erik Turkman), and on the grass,Zezeh Brazil teaches the dances.

1:00-1:45 Uptown BoyzPerformers:

Uptown BoyzDescription:

An intertribal drum group, the Uptown Boyz represent their ownNative nations and the intertribal culture known as Powwow that theirancestors formed together, holding space in the Native way: throughsong, land recognition, and reflection.

2:00-2:45 DjangolayaPerformers:

DjangolayaDescription:

Celebrate the hot club jazz music of Django Reinhardt withDjangolaya, a group of Washington area acoustic musicians with adecidedly European flair.

3:00-3:45 Flamenco AparicioPerformers:

Ricardo MarlowFlamenco Aparicio

Description:The dancers and musicians of Flamenco Aparicio celebrate flamenco,the legendary art form rooted in ancient Andalusia. They showcasechoreographies by Edwin Aparicio, company founder and director.

4:00-4:45 DC MuddPerformers:

DC MuddDescription:

Oozing authenticity, the veteran musicians of DC Mudd bring richvocal harmonies to the blues that moved America, bringing that magicto today’s audiences.

5:00-5:45 Rick Franklin & His Delta Blues BoysPerformers:

Rick Franklin

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Rick Franklin and His Delta Blues BoysDescription:

A master of finger-style guitar, Rick Franklin and his band performblues and ragtime music and songs from the 1920s and 1930s in theMemphis and St. Louis guitar-duet and Piedmont style.

Recordings:Doin' the Dozens -- Franklin and Harpe, Hokum Blues-- FranklinHarpe and Usilton

6:00-7:00 Paramount Jazz OrchestraPerformers:

Paramount Jazz OrchestraDescription:

Take a musical journey back to the hot pre-swing jazz era of theParamount Jazz Orchestra, who play vintage arrangements of hit songsby the likes of early Duke Ellington, Fletcher Henderson, and CabCalloway.

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Saturday June 2, 2018Chautauqua Stage

12:00-12:45 Caroline Ferrante & the Whole MagillaPerformers:

Caroline FerranteThe Whole Magilla

Description:The soulful folk music of Caroline Ferrante is fueled by roots rhythms,powerhouse vocals, and hopes for a better world. Jim Ellis and JohnDahlman complete the trio.

1:00-1:45 Singer-Songwriter ShowcasePerformers:

Bill BakerCaldwell GrayScott McKnight

Description:Longtime accomplished musicians and  local singer-songwriters ScottMcKnight, Caldwell Gray, and Arch Alcantara share their observationsabout the vagaries of life in this showcase of original songs.

2:00-2:30 Paraguayan HarpPerformers:

Hector MuñozUlises Rodriguez

Description:Hector Muñoz (harp) and Ulises Rodriguez (guitar) presentParaguayan music, playing the traditional arrangements of theGuaraní people.

2:45-3:15 Dawn AveryPerformers:

Dawn AveryDescription:

World music artist Dawn Avery’s sultry vocals and soaring cello linesreflect her deep spirituality rooted in her Native American heritage.

3:30-4:00 Martha BurnsPerformers:

Martha BurnsDescription:

Be transported to the past as Martha Burns brings her unique voice tomountain ballads, cowboy songs, comic ditties, and heart songs.

4:15-5:00 Soumya ChakravertyPerformers:

Soumya ChakravertyDebu Nayak

Description:

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A master of the sarod, a popular Northern Indian instrument, SoumyaChakraverty interprets ragas that have been passed down forgenerations. He is accompanied by the brilliant Debu Nayak on tabladrums.

5:15-6:00 Roya Bahrami & Ricardo MarlowPerformers:

Roya BahramiRicardo Marlow

Description:In an exciting musical fusion, Roya Bahrami (santur, vocals) andRicardo Marlow (flamenco guitar) perform Roya's innovativecompositions blending Persian melodies and poetry with Spanishflamenco.

6:00-7:00 Ballad SwapPerformers:

Charlie BaumMelissa Weaver DunningLisa NullMeara O'Malley

Description:Lisa Null, Meara O’Malley, Melissa Weaver Dunning, and CharlieBaum tell narrative stories set to tunes. Their ballads range fromtraditional or historical tales to contemporary troubadour yarns, somewith places for the audience to join in.

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Saturday June 2, 2018Spanish Ballroom

12:00-12:15 East Rising Lion DancersPerformers:

East Rising Lion Dance TroupeDescription:

Join the East Rising troupe as they parade and dance into theballroom.

12:15-1:00 Play-Party GamesPerformers:

Busy GrahamMolly Graham Hickman

Description:All ages can join in the fun as Molly Hickman and Busy Graham leadeasy-to-follow movements to folk songs in an array of play-partygames, an American social tradition that began in the 1830s.

1:00-2:00 Morris Dancing WorkshopPerformers:

Foggy Bottom Morris MenDescription:

Learn to bash sticks together with the best of them! The FoggyBottom Morris Men will teach the basics of the fun, high-energyBritish folk dance whose origin goes back to the mists of time (well,centuries) known as Morris dancing.

2:00-3:00 Urban Artistry Dance WorkshopPerformers:

Urban ArtistryDescription:

In this exciting workshop, led by Urban Artistry’s founder JuniousBrickhouse, participants will learn movement traditions with roots inthe African American South such as walkarounds and cakewalks –accompanied by an eclectic ensemble of movers and musicians.

3:00-3:55 The Capitol HillbilliesPerformers:

The Capitol HillbilliesDescription:

The always-entertaining Capitol Hillbillies are joined by their specialhorn section for a rousing set of great swinging tunes for dancing andlistening.

4:00-5:00 Klezmer Dance with MachayaPerformers:

Machaya Klezmer BandDescription:

Feel the exuberance and joy of klezmer dance! Known for their

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authenticity, the acclaimed Machaya klezmer band brings to life thesoul of this Jewish musical tradition.

Recordings:What a Machaya, Machaya Klezmer Band

5:00-6:00 Dances from the Former Yugoslavia with ŠarenicaPerformers:

Jamie PlattSarenica Tamburitzans

Description:Jamie Platt teaches dances to Šarenica, who play music from theCroatian, Serbian, Macedonian tamburitsa tradition of (former)Yugoslavia and South Slavic immigrants who have been keeping theirmusic and dance traditions alive for centuries.

6:00-7:00 Tango Dance with Tango MercurioPerformers:

Tango Mercurio OrchestraDescription:

Learn the movement language of Argentine tango with TangoMercurio, a non-profit organization dedicated to building communitythrough dance. The group’s community tango orchestra provides thelive music for the milonga.

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Saturday June 2, 2018Crystal Pool Stage

12:00-12:45 Karpouzi TrioPerformers:

Spyros KoliavasilisMargaret LoomisLen Newman

Description:Explore the musical traditions of the mainland and islands of Greeceand Asia Minor with Karpouzi – Spyros Koliavasilis (vocals, oud,laouto, kermane), Margaret Loomis (santouri), and Len Newman(laouto).

1:00-1:45 Flower Hill String BandPerformers:

Flower Hill String BandDescription:

Serving up a satisfying menu of classic bluegrass, Celtic, old-time,gospel, and country music, the multi-generational Flower Hill StringBand has both young and “well-seasoned” members.

2:00-3:00 Polyphonic Harmony: Slaveya & NiaviPerformers:

Niavi Georgian Folk EnsembleSlaveya Vocal Ensemble

Description:Savor the stirring polyphonic, a cappella harmonies from the Balkansand Georgia with the Slaveya Women's Vocal Ensemble and NiaviGeorgian Folk Ensemble.

3:15-4:00 Samovar Russian Folk Music EnsemblePerformers:

Samovar Russian Folk Music EnsembleDescription:

Playing Russian and Ukrainian folk music with authenticity and spirit,the Samovar ensemble features accordion, domra, balalaikas, andguitar, enriched by the singing of Olga Madison and Nikita Wells.

Recordings:"Some of Our Best" available through TheOrchard.com

4:15-5:00 King Street BluegrassPerformers:

King Street BluegrassDescription:

Playing traditional bluegrass influenced by blues and folk music, KingStreet Bluegrass endears audiences with formidable instrumentalskill, fine vocal harmonies, and engaging stage presence.

5:15-6:00 The Bog Band

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Performers:The Bog Band

Description:Mitch Fanning organizes youngsters to learn Irish music and dance;his most recent students have become very talented at these Irishtraditions. Listen and watch, or dance along to the music yourself.

Recordings:In 2006 the Bog Band released its first CD, "Got Bog?". The bandplans to release its second CD in late summer. The CD will be a livesession that captures the excitement and enthusiasm these youngmusicians bring to their performances.

6:15-7:00 Isn't That SoPerformers:

Isn't That SoDescription:

Featuring exceptional vocal and instrumental work from some of thearea's finest musicians, Isn't That So delivers a choice mix of folk,country, blues, and swing.

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Saturday June 2, 2018Meet the Artist Area

1:00-1:30 Bill MayhewPerformers:

Bill MayhewDescription:

3:00-3:30 Bruce Hutton and Bill MansfieldPerformers:

Bruce HuttonBill Mansfield

Description:

4:00-4:30 Andrew Acosta and BandPerformers:

John KaparakisAndrew Acosta Band

Description:

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Sunday June 3, 2018Yurt Village Stage

12:00-12:45 LiltPerformers:

LiltDescription:

Tina Eck (flute, whistle) and Keith Carr (bouzouki, banjo) capture theessentials of traditional Irish music: boundless energy, wildness, andmelancholy. Irish dancers add percussive excitement.

1:00-1:30 Mark JasterPerformers:

Mark JasterDescription:

Wingnut – Mime extraordinaire Mark Jaster presents foolish andmusical misuse of tools in a family-friendly, interactive clown show.

1:45-2:30 Jesse Palidofsky GroupPerformers:

Karen AshbrookJesse Palidofsky

Description:Finding the light in the darkest corners of life, Jesse Palidofsky’supbeat and optimistic songs tie together eclectic musical strands. Heis joined by Karen Ashbrook and other talented friends.

2:45-3:45 Guitar ShowcasePerformers:

Derek BrockEleanor EllisKumu Hula Manu IkaikaMike Shade

Description:Masters of styles such as finger-style blues, flamenco, rockabilly, slackkey, slide, and swing demonstrate the versatility of the guitar.

4:00-4:45 Singer-Songwriter ShowcasePerformers:

Hayley FaheyMike Hauser

Description:Hayley Fahey brings passionate vocal performances to her soulfuloriginals and Mike Hauser writes intriguing songs with an acousticsynth-pop sensibility.

5:00-5:45 Fiddle ShowcasePerformers:

Jake BlountMarcy Cochran

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Andrew DoddsDan Henderson

Description:Hear some of the area’s finest fiddlers –Jake Blount, Marcy Cochran,Andrew Dodds, and Dan Henderson – demonstrate a variety of fiddlestyles from bluegrass to Celtic to old-time and more.

6:00-6:30 Art SpencerPerformers:

Art SpencerDescription:

With a native Italian mother and relatives in Italy, Art Spencer grewup loving the country’s music. He uses his appealing voice andoutstanding guitar work to interpret rural folk and urban street songs.

6:30-7:00 Lindsay & DoddsPerformers:

Andrew DoddsChris Lindsay

Description:With a foothold in the Scottish fiddle tradition, Chris Lindsay andAndrew Dodds also explore the broader outskirts of the Celtic world.

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Sunday June 3, 2018Storytelling Stage

1:00-1:30 Lauren MartinoPerformers:

Lauren MartinoDescription:

Musical Stories —Interactive stories for the younger set, full of magicand adventure accompanied by a ukulele (and maybe even a banjo)

1:30-2:00 Margaret ChathamPerformers:

Margaret ChathamDescription:

Tales from Down Under — Margaret Chatham tells tales of gods andmad scientists, outback-style.

Recordings:Cat Tales -- cassette

2:00-2:30 Janice Curtis GreenePerformers:

Janice Curtis GreeneDescription:

A Day at the Market – Poor turtle, who would have guessed that asweet potato pie could cause so much trouble? Janice Curtis Greenetells this yummy tale.

2:30-3:00 Candace WolfPerformers:

Candace WolfDescription:

A Little Help from our Friends — Candace Wolf shares stories full ofhumor and mystery that highlight the importance of friendship andsolidarity in our lives.

3:00-3:30 Geraldine BuckleyPerformers:

Geraldine BuckleyDescription:

Magic Carpet — All ages can ride a magic carpet with storytellerGeraldine Buckley and encounter kings and castles; bravewoodchoppers; determined damsels; and ferocious fairies.

3:30-4:00 Ariana RossPerformers:

Arianna RossDescription:

Around the World in 30 Minutes –Through stories, acrobatics, andmusic, Arianna Ross takes listeners on a fast plane to India, Mexico,and Indonesia.

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4:00-4:30 Baba Jamal KoramPerformers:

Baba Jamal KoramDescription:

Warmed by the African Sun – In the tradition of the griots, Baba JamalKoram tells stories for all ages that promote courtesy, respect, andfriendship.

Recordings:CD Titles: Live for the Little Ones, Aesop: Tales of Aethiop the African,Crows in the Corn, The Eagle and the Chickens, The New Bruh Rabbit,Story Wisdom (with Brother StoryDrum). CD ROM: African AmericanGriot Tales

4:30-5:00 Marc YoungPerformers:

Marc YoungDescription:

The Camel Husband – Mark Young transports audiences of all agesaround the world with his stories. Today’s story was first documentedamong Arab villagers in Palestine.

5:00-5:30 Miriam NadelPerformers:

Miriam NadelDescription:

Tricksters and Treatsters: Miriam Nadel tells world tales of deceit andreward both at the same time.

5:30-6:00 Twinbrook TellersPerformers:

Twinbrook TellersDescription:

Spells and Tales — The young storytellers of the Twinbrook Tellerswill enchant you with stories from around the world.

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Sunday June 3, 2018Cuddle-Up Stage

12:00-12:45 Bill Baker BandPerformers:

Bill BakerSteve BloomDerek BrockScott Giambusso

Description:Festival favorite Bill Baker returns with his original songs firmlyrooted in the American folk tradition. Joining him are Derek Brock(guitar), Steve Bloom (percussion), and Scott Giambusso (bass).

Recordings:Recent CD.

1:00-1:45 PictrolaPerformers:

PictrolaDescription:

Offering a modern take on bluegrass, Pictrola plays original and covertunes including bluegrasss, 80s rock, traditional swing, and music thatfits somewhere in between.

2:00-2:45 Christylez BaconPerformers:

Christylez BaconWytold

Description:Grammy-nominated progressive hip-hop artist Christylez Bacon tellsstories while multi-tasking on djembe, guitar, and human beat-box. Cellist Wytold joins him in a unique musical collaboration.

3:00-3:45 Mutual AgreementPerformers:

Mutual AgreementDescription:

Be inspired by the gorgeous voices, exquisite a cappella harmonies,and message of the men in this Washington-area gospel sextet.

Recordings:CDBack to Basix

4:00-4:45 I Am An ImmigrantPerformers:Description:

The Washington area is home to many immigrants from around theworld who bring their music and culture with them. Mary Cliff hoststhis showcase of immigrants sharing songs from their native

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homelands.5:00-5:30 Eleanor Ellis

Performers:Pearl BailesEleanor Ellis

Description:An elegant finger-style blues guitarist with an expressive voice,Eleanor Ellis transmits traditional songs in her unique, beautiful way.

5:30-6:00 Jocelyn and Darriel DayPerformers:

Darriel DayJocelyn Day

Description:Savor the lovely harmonies of Jocelyn and Darriel Day as they sing amix of Celtic and maritime a cappella music.

6:15-7:00 New Sunshine Skiffle BandPerformers:

New Sunshine Skiffle BandDescription:

Wrap up your weekend with the irresistible sounds of the NewSunshine Skiffle Band. Delighting Festival audiences since 1982 withjugband/ragtime/jazz tunes, among the band's array of instrumentsare washboard, gutbucket, and musical saw.

Recordings:CD (1991) still in print from Rounder. Our alter-ego small groupRazz'm Jazz'm has a new CD this year- Patuxent Music CD-131.

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Sunday June 3, 2018Potomac Palisades Stage

12:00-12:45 Furia FlamencaPerformers:

Furia FlamencaDescription:

Be transported to sunny Andalusia as Furia Flamenca brings theferocity and passion of flamenco to the stage. The dance group’sunique, elegant style balances motion and energy.

1:00-1:45 The 19th Street BandPerformers:

19th Street BandDescription:

Characterized by strong vocal harmonies, energetic fiddle and guitarplaying, and an infectious stage presence, the award-winning 19thStreet Band delivers an eclectic mix of original and classic songs.

2:00-2:45 Dede & the Do-RightsPerformers:

DeDe and the Do-RightsDescription:

Expect sweet harmonies and stellar musicianship as renownedvocalist-guitarist Dede Wyland and bandmates Bill Williams, ScottMcknight, and Tom Bowes perform country duets, early acousticrockabilly, and doo wop.

3:00-3:45 Culkin School of Irish DancePerformers:

Keith CarrSean CulkinTina EckJim StickleyCulkin School of Traditional Irish Dance

Description:Enjoy the verve and excitement of traditional Irish music and dancewith the Culkin School dancers, accompanied by an ensemble ofsuperb Irish musicians.

Recordings:One More Time

Upcoming Performances:NO MAJOR FUTURE GIGS TO ANNOUNCE. Culkin School holds adultclasses at Glen Echo Park, so come back to the park and learn todance the Irish way.

4:00-4:45 Joe Uehlein and the U-LinersPerformers:

Joe Uehlein

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U-LinersDescription:

Celebrating the band’s 15th anniversary, the U-liners are joined byrenowned fiddler Rickie Simpson in presenting roots and Americanamusic spanning genres including bluegrass, country, rock, swing, andblues.

5:00-5:45 Orchester PraževicaPerformers:

Orchester PraževicaDescription:

Enjoy the “turbo folk” of Orchester Praževica, who draw their musicfrom Eastern European, Czardas, and gypsy swing traditions, Thegroup is directed by Slovak guitarist and singer Tomáš Drgoň.

6:00-6:45 Kino MusicaPerformers:

Kino MusicaDescription:

Drawing inspiration from across Africa and its diaspora, Kino Musicacreates danceable and soulful music with a big guitar and horn-basedsound and an unapologetic multilingual message.

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Sunday June 3, 2018Chautauqua Stage

12:00-12:45 Power of Women's VoicesPerformers:

Lisa NullYaYa (Jael) PattersonOma PearlLinda Rice-Johnston

Description:Women with powerful voices – Lisa Null, YaYa Patterson, Oma Pearl.and Linda Rice-Johnston – attest to what women can do when theyraise their voices in song.

1:00-1:45 Washington Toho Koto SocietyPerformers:

Washington Toho Koto SocietyDescription:

Founded in 1971 by director Kyoko Okamoto, the Washington TohoKoto Society performs Japanese traditional and classical music onthese six-foot long, 13-string instruments with a lovely, distinctivesound.

Recordings:Tapes - Washington Toho Koto Society Selections, Vols. I, II, III. CD -"Celebration 1973-1993", "Silver Anniversary 1971-1996"

2:00-2:45 Trio SefardiPerformers:

Trio SefardiDescription:

Carrying on traditions they learned from National Heritage FellowFlory Jagoda, Trio Sefardi (Howard Bass, Tina Chancey, and SusanGaeta) respect Sephardic musical traditions in their own creativearrangements.

Recordings:3 recordings and Flory Jagoda Songbook

3:00-3:30 Bob RychlikPerformers:

Bob RychlikDescription:

Master of overtone flutes from his native Slovakia, Bob Rychlik playstraditional and contemporary music on the massive fujara and smallerfipple flutes called koncovka.

3:45-4:30 KinobePerformers:

KinobeDescription:

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A multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter from Uganda, Kinobeleads his listeners into the soul of Africa with traditional instruments(klimba, kora, endongo, tama, balafon, endingidi), songs, and storiesfrom his homeland.

4:45-5:30 Music for HealingPerformers:

Karen AshbrookJesse PalidofskyAbigail Selby

Description:As long as humans have existed, music has been used for therapy andhealing.  Hear songs and stories from local musicians – KarenAshbrook, Jesse Palidofsky, and Abigail Selby – who use music in theirwork.

5:45-6:30 AyreheartPerformers:

AyreheartDescription:

Be enchanted as Ayreheart plays original and progressive folk music,drawing from American folk, Celtic music, bluegrass, Renaissancemotifs, and jazz, led by Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane.

6:30-7:00 Jake BlountPerformers:

Jake BlountDescription:

A fiddler, banjo player, and scholar, Jake Blount venerates his racialand ethnic heritage through his approach to music and its history.

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Sunday June 3, 2018Spanish Ballroom

12:00-12:15 Maryland Youth Pipe BandPerformers:

Maryland Youth Pipe BandDescription:

Join the parade through the park with the Scottish pipers anddrummers of the Maryland Youth Pipe Band.

12:15-1:00 Free WaltzPerformers:

Marilyn LeesebergSara RasmussenRobin Wilson

Description:Come waltz your cares away in three-quarter time with MarilynLeeseberg, Robin Wilson and Sara Rasmussen as they play andharmonize some of their favorite waltzes.

1:00-1:55 Halau Ho'omau I ka Wai Ola O Hawai'iPerformers:

Halau Ho'omau I ka Wai Ola O Hawai'iDescription:

The musicians and dancers of this group, led by master teacher KumuHula Manu Ikaika, bring to life Hawaiian ancient and contemporaryhula, and the music of the ukulele and ancient hula implements.

2:00-3:00 English Country DancePerformers:

Susan BrandtLiz DonaldsonDan GillespieTom Wright

Description:Dance to the elegant, quiet, demure, and flowing dances of the Englishcountryside. Dan Gillespie will call the dances to music by SusanBrandt (flute), Liz Donaldson (piano) and Tom Wright (mandolin).

3:00-4:00 Colombian and Latin Dance with DeSanguashingtonPerformers:

DeSanguashingtonDescription:

Dance to DeSanguashington playing a variety of rhythms includingvallenato and cumbia (popular folk music from Colombia’s Caribbeanregion) and tropi-pop (a blend of traditional Latin music genres, suchas salsa and merengue).

4:00-5:00 Arev Armenian DancePerformers:

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Arev Armenian Dance EnsembleHyetones

Description:Learn traditional Armenian village dances and contemporary partydances with the Arev Armenian Dance Ensemble, led by CarolynRapkievian and accompanied by the Hyetones Armenian Folk Band.

5:00-6:00 Middle Eastern Dance with the Fez TonesPerformers:

Banat al Balad (Dance Troupe)Fez Tones

Description:Watch and dance to the Middle Eastern hafla (party) music of KylieHilali and the Fez Tones, playing traditional instruments such asqanun, oud, riq, and darbuka. No experience necessary!

6:00-6:45 Contra DancePerformers:

Janine SmithLittle Dust Up String Band

Description:Join in the fun of contra dancing! Beginners are welcome. CallerJanine Smith will take dancers through the steps to the lively music ofLittle Dust-Up String Band.

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Sunday June 3, 2018Crystal Pool Stage

12:00-12:45 Humayun Khan School of MusicPerformers:

Humayun KhanHumayun Khan School of Music

Description:Young students play the classical ragas and talas of northern Indiausing vocals, keyboards, and harmoniums, accompanied by theirmaster Humayum Khan on harmonium.

1:00-2:00 Archie’s Blues BarbershopPerformers:

Archie Edwards Blues Heritage FoundationDescription:

The Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation carries on thetradition of weekly jams the late bluesman Archie Edwards began 50years ago at his barbershop. Jam “regulars” share their love ofacoustic blues.

2:15-3:00 All New, Genetically-Altered Jug BandPerformers:

Jim BunchRon GoadBags HowardEd Light

Description:Get ready for a musical joyride as the All New Genetically Altered JugBand performs novelty music delicately arranged for gutbucket,washboard, banjo, trumpet, and miscellaneous sound effects.

3:15-4:00 Little Bit A BluesPerformers:

Eric SelbyJay SummerourWarner Williams

Description:One of the area’s best-loved groups, Little Bit A Blues features theunique vocals and guitar style of National Heritage Fellow WarnerWilliams, with Jay Summerour on harmonica, and Eric Selby onpercussion.

4:15-5:00 Trio TrelaPerformers:

Spyros KoliavasilisTrio Trela

Description:Playing oud, kemane, laúd, acoustic guitar, and upright bass, TrioTrela rocks out on an eclectic collection of folk tunes and melodies

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from around the world, especially from around the Mediterranean.5:15-6:00 Bourbon Moon

Performers:Bourbon Moon

Description:Enjoy the high energy of the eclectic Bourbon Moon trio as they bringstrong harmonies and instrumental prowess to old rock, blues,Americana, bluegrass, and Irish fiddle music.

6:15-7:00 By & ByPerformers:

By and ByDescription:

Rooted in bluegrass, folk, and rock, award-winning By & By bringsimpressive vocals and smooth-as-honey string playing to originalsongs that reflect on the dynamic culture of Washington. D.C.

Recordings:Songs For This Old Heart-2017Get It While You Can-2013

Upcoming Performances:Jun 29FriMilkBoy ArtHouseCollege Park, MD, United States

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Sunday June 3, 2018Meet the Artist Area

2:00-2:30 Halau Ho'omau I ka Wai Ola O Hawai'i (Meet the ArtPerformers:

Halau Ho'omau I ka Wai Ola O Hawai'iDescription:

3:00-3:30 DeDe WylandPerformers:

Dede WylandDescription:

4:00-4:30 Jake Blount (Meet the Artist)Performers:

Jake BlountDescription:

5:00-5:30 Bob Rychlik (Meet the Artist)Performers:

Bob RychlikDescription:

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