The Rocky Mountain didgeridoo festival will be held August 21-23 in
Colorado. The inspiring Dream Weaver Sanctuary is several acres in the
Crestone area, at the foot of the glorious Sangre de Christo mountains.

Performers (room for more!):

Ondrej Smeykal, Didgeridoo (Czech Republic)
Peter Nighteagle, flute, drum & whistle (UK)
Pamela Mortensen, Didgeridoo (Seattle, WA)
Kiriel Solene, Flute and Didj (Phoenix, AZ)
Thom Gilligan, Overtone Singing (Fort Collins, CO)
Brien Porter, Didgeridoo (Colorado Springs, CO)
Joy Hughes, Didgeridoo w/ special guests the Spudmonkeys (San Luis Valley,
CO)
Timpson Smith, Didgeridoo (Crestone, CO)
Elianna Krakauker, Didgeridoo (Crestone, CO)
Rod Krug, Didgeridoo and Flute (Colorado Springs, CO)

Vendors:

David Moondancer, vendor, "Honeysticks" didjs and drums, all-natural agave.
(Crestone, CO)
Joy Hughes, Didgeridoos & CDs (Bonanza, CO)
Timpson Smith, Vortex Didgeridoos (Crestone, CO)
Brien Porter, Alpha Drone Didgeridoos (Colorado Springs, CO)
Kiriel Solene, Native American Flutes & Alien Paraphernalia (Phoenix
Arizona)

It is a green site so we compost and recycle everything. There will be
potlucks and the End of the Road Café will be serving up yummy coffee and
maté treats, and with everyone’s help can be a communal kitchen. This will
be a self-sufficient camping event, be prepared for afternoon thunderstorms.
Lodging is available nearby in the town of Crestone. It’s hoped that each
person can do an hour or two of volunteer work a day, and it looks like
we’ll be able to offer work trade & sliding scale. The cost will be $50,
$40 if paid in advance.

The date for the festival is August 21-23 … this is one week after
California’s Jammin’ Tree festival and two weeks after both the Crestone
Music Festival and In-didj-in-us in Oregon. International didj sensation
Ondrej Smeykal is excited about playing in Crestone. The festival will
feature great players from the Rockies and beyond, and includes lots of
female artists. Stay tuned for updates!

Artists will need to travel great distances, so support them with your
generous donation & purchases.

The hope is to draw audience and performers from around the region,
and showcase mountain-state talent. There’s enthusiastic didj communities in
Santa Fe and Albuquerque, and a well-organized bunch in Colorado Springs as
well. There are a number of players and makers here in the San Luis Valley
as well. Everyone is invited to play, either in a performance slot, open
mic, ceremony, or sound healing. The End of the Road Café will be a small,
intimate venue for acoustic performances and open mic… so volunteer to be a
barista! Everyone is also encouraged to set up a booth to show their wares,
or offer instruments informally by leaning them up against a tree. Anyone
may offer a workshop.

Volunteers can work on festival coordination, publicity, booking acts,
being an act, setting up the physical site, website, fund raising, you name
it. Remember… it is YOUR festival, be a leader!

Super huggers,

Joy
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Sound Healing website http://www.soundawakening.com
Joy's CDs and Digital Downloads http://www.cdbaby.com/JoyHughes


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