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General Information Schedule History Mission Sponsors Sponsor Spotlights Friends of the Festival Donors Committee/volunteers Oldtimers and Newcomers Workshops 2007 Festival photos Performers page 1 page 2 page 3 page 4 page 5 Crafts page 1 page 2 page 3 page 4 Jammers, and others Performer application (pending) Spokane Folklore Society
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2007 Festival Sponsors Fall Folk Festival Sponsors 2007 Please support our sponsors
Major SponsorsAvista Utilities The
Avista Foundation, a community investment program of Avistas
Utilities, provides funding to non-profit organization addressing the
needs of communities and citizens served by Avista Utilities in
eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and portions of Oregon and
Montana The Inlander – Spokane’s Weekly NewspaperThe Inlander is published every Thursday and is available free at more than 700 Spokane locations throughout the Inland Northwest. 325-0634 Supporting Sponsors4 Seasons Coffee Company - certified fair-trade organic coffee. At 4 Seasons Coffee Company we buy only the highest quality Arabica beans from small, independent growers in more than 14 countries Business and Association Fronds. 222 N. Howard Street 747-0336 Lundin’s
Violins – bowed instrument specialists – Lundn’s is
dedicated to the players of bowed string instruments such as violins,
violas, cellos and upright bases. They keep a wide variety of
instruments in stock for sale or rent and also have expert luthiers
on staff to adjust and repair almost any stringed instrument. 1202 N. 4th Street, Coeur d’Alene Id 208-665-7074 Rick Singer Photography 2006 is the 25 anniversary of Rick Singers downtown photography studio. Rick specializes in portraits of individuals and couples, families, children, and babies. Also high school seniors, weddings, and private instruction in both general photography and darkroom techniques. The studio is in a 1904 hotel that has the second floor remodeled into new studios, gallery and work areas, and the third floor is left as it was in the early 1900 hundreds, with cracked plaster walls and peeling wallpaper. The third floor portraits are always with natural light. There is also a roof top garden, a hobby gone mad! Rick also plays drums in two Spokane bands, Sidetrack, and Chutzpah. His address is 415 1/2 West Main Ave, Spokane WA 99201 509-838-3333, or at ricksingerphotography.com Business and Association FriendsInland
Northwest Bluegrass Association - The
Inland Northwest Bluegrass Association is an all-volunteer
organization based in Spokane, WA that seeks to build public
awareness of bluegrass music in our area through concerts, festivals,
jam
sessions
and other events. If you are interested in learning more about
us, one of the best ways to do that is to check out the Saturday
Night Bluegrass Thang,
held every third Saturday from October through April at Trent
Elementary School at Trent & Pines in the Spokane Valley. The
INBA is also the proud sponsor of the Blue
Waters Bluegrass Festival
held every August in Medical Lake near Spokane -- just one of the
growing number of great bluegrass
festivals
held throughout our region. – www.spokanebluegrass.org
Apela, Violins, Guitars and Ukuleles - 12012 E. Sprague Ave, Suite 2 – Spokane Valley. We sell new and used instruments also guitar strings, tuners picks etc. We also repair fretted and bow instruments, guitar setups, restrings. Lessons for guitar ,bass, violin. Let us know how we can help you! apelamusic.com, Brused
Books, Dutch’s - vintage guitars and classic instruments 415 W. Main - Spokane 747-5284 MTA
Micro Technology Associates - Frank Delaney North Division Bicycle featuring bicycle sales and service. 10503 N. Division 467-2453 or 1-888-222-BIKE www.northdivision.com
Perfect Wave Sound - 'For over 25 years providing quality sound reinforcement for music festivals with special emphasis on the needs of acoustic musicians. Ken Glastre owner. kglastre@earthlink.net' Sondahl Pottery Brad Sondahl has been professionally hand throwing stoneware pottery since 1975. He sells most of his pottery from his storefront in downtown Spirit Lake, Idaho, but does a few craft fairs including the Fall Folk Festival. In college, he directed the local folk festival for two years, and was folk music producer for an NPR station in Minnesota for 5 years. For the last 3 years he's been the webmaster for the Folklore Society. His many creative folk interests (such as pottery, music, art, and literature) are all included at his web page, www.sondahl.com. Challanger Coaching Cynthia Hallanger provides life growth through life coaching. Visit her website for more information, www.challangercoaching.com or call Cynthia at 838-7570 In-Kind DonationsCenter for Justice (office space for phone-a-thon) 35
W. Main Suite 300, Spokane, WA 99205 - p. 509.835.5211 Holy
Names Music Center - (donates music stands) 3910 West Custer Drive, Spokane, WA 99224 509-326-9516 Holy Names Music Center, the Inland Northwest’s community music school, provides high quality instruction and performance opportunities in the study of music to all, regardless of age, ability, income level or ethnic origin. Founded on the belief that music is an innate and indispensable form of human expression and development, Holy Names Music Center offers exceptional opportunities for the enrichment of students, their families, musicians and music educators. Libby Center (production of festival buttons) 354-5900 The Libby Workshop Program is a two-hour pull-out program for district-wide special education secondary students who need vocational work skills. Students “earn while they learn” as they complete projects in the workshop. Projects include: producing wooden shipping boxes and crates; building bird houses and bird feeders; producing projects for the holidays; planters for the spring; and custom work for Spokane Schools. Workshop projects are completed for public and private schools, community agencies, businesses, and local clients. The Workshop program is similar to a job. The students are paid for the work they complete as well as proper work ethics. Spokane
Art Supply, Inc. is located in Spokane, Washington. We are a full
service art store. We pride ourselves on having a full selection of
materials for the fine-artist, weekend artist, crafter and hobbyist.
Added to our mix of materials, we also have classes for artists of
all ages and abilities. We have been in business since 1954, and have
three locations in the Spokane/Coeur d' Alene area to serve you. N. Monroe Hours: M-F 8:30-6:00, Saturday 10:00-5:00, Sunday 12:00-5:00 E.
Sprague Hours: M-F 9:30-6:30, Satuday 10:00-5:00, Sunday Closed
Creative Element Hours: M-F 9:30-5:30, Saturday 10:00-4:00, Sunday Closed
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