Bluegrass & Old-Time Mountain Music
at Brunswick Music Fest
Featuring the Best in Original and Traditional Blues, Bluegrass and Old-Time Mountain Music
 
     
Blue Moon Rising                                        Hardline Drive                                            Martin Family Band
                                                                                                                               
  Saturday, June 19, 2010
Railroad Square, South Maple Street, Brunswick, MD 21716
www.brunswickmusicfest.com
 
11:00am
Gates Open
Come on in and Pick your Spot!
Be greeted by the music of The Polka Dots as you enter.
 
12:00pm – 1:00pm
The Martin Family
Award Winning Old-Time Music
 
1:15pm – 2:30pm
Hardline Drive
Bluegrass with High-Powered Female Harmonies
 
2:45pm – 4:15pm
Chocolate Thunder
A not to be missed Blues Band coming all the way from
South …

Open Mic at the Meck
 Tuesday Nights from 9pm to midnight
128 East German Street 
Shepherdstown, WV 25443
304-876-2126
 

Friday and Saturday May 29th and 30th The Arts Centre is pleased to present the “14th Annual West Virginia Wine & Arts Festival” located on the grounds of historic Boydville.  Tickets are $20 for adults (21+), $10 for young adults (13-20), and free for children 12 and under.  Saturday Arnold Smith, Todd Coyle and Band, The Shemacians, Giants of Tiny Town, Chef Eric and Sunday The Speakeasy Boys, Lisa Laffery and Band, Ginada Pinata, The Gypsy Ramblers.  See schedule times and details at www.wineandarts.com.

Thursday through Sunday June 3d-6th  “Herdon Festival“ events include Live Entertainment on 3 stages, Carnival Rides and Games, Fireworks Displays, Arts & Crafts www.herndonfestival.net for more information.

 “Fourth Annual North Mountain Arts Festival”  Saturday June 5thfeaturing local and regional artists, live music, food, llamas and fun! Saturday, 9 am – 4 PM; Free.  201 North Mary Street, Hedgesville, WV 304 754 5727; www.northmountainarts.com.   Located in Historic Hedgesville, West Virginia.  Featuring, pottery, weaving, wood turning, photography, painting, jewelry, fabric art, stained glass, fused glass, dichroic glass, quilts, wall hangings, greeting cards, hand carved eggs, blanket chests and more.

“Jewelry: From Basics to Beauty”.  Wednesdays from June 2nd 6:00-9:00 PM   In this 6-session class, learn to create and cast jewelry and sculpture.  Learn to use the tools of the craft, shape metal, set stones, creating your cast from wax. Cast your creation in bronze or silver into a piece of jewelry or small sculpture @ CraftWorks In Town, corner of Washington and Duke streets tuition $288.00 for series of 6 classes.  Teaching Artist:  Bradley Sanders.   Registration and more information at www.wvcraftworks.org.

 8:00 PM Contra Dance-War Memorial Building

Saturday June 5th “The Sallie Spaulding Duck Race”, Potomac River landing in Shepherdstown, 2:00-5:00PM.  Duck race will begin at 3:30 p.m.  North Princess Street closed from High Street to boat ramp.  For more information, contact Patti Foss at 304-876-1528.

Student Climate and Conservation Congress
The Student Climate and Conservation Congress (Sc3), held June 28–July 3 at the National Conservation Training Center, was a partnership between NCTC and the Green Schools Alliance (GSA). Some 90 students between the ages of 14 and 18 from 20 states were nominated by their schools to attend. Thirty adult leaders from GSA member schools and the Fish and Wildlife Service served as mentors and leaders throughout the event. The five-day program was designed to equip the students to become the next generation conservation leaders, with …