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2018 Cover Gathering Living Glass Art Design CEDAR Demonstration by Mr Parking/Car Camping 7 Mile Road GATE Day Parking Night Owl Camping Drum Kiva Pollinator Plants (DO NOT PARK) Parking/Car Camping LEGEND Red Tent First Aid Yurt Farmers Market Trading Post Water MARKET Camp Parking/Car Camping Parking/Car STAGE Vendors Fire Parking/Car Camping Off Limits Quiet People Family Mover Camping (ENFORCED) Handicapped Camping Hitch a ride on the Earthwork People Mover! Artist Transport Artist Parking/Camping HILL STAGE Zeek’s Magic Bus Vendor Basketball & Artist Ice Vendors Parking Food Take Action OFF LIMITS 7 Mile Road Artist Parking/Camping Showers Mama Luna Kid’s Arts Tent Earthwork Women’s Mercantile Tent Take Action Healing & Wellness Volunteer Tent CEDAR Recycle STAGE Raffle Store Hyer Booth Fire Bob’s Burgers Maddie’s Circle BARN STAGE Dishwashing Staff/Artist Camping Mister Chris 2:00P Opening Ceremony with Aaron Otto Intro to Permaculture & Ani and Kora Spirits Rising 2:30P Regenerative Agriculture 3:00P 3:00P 3:00P PANEL Charlie Millard The Missing Colonialism & Cultural Band 3:30P Luck Dragon Generation Appropriation 4:00P 4:00P 4:00P PANEL Square Dance: Bowhunter Jennifer Jones Royal Grand with Caller Boo Radley MOUSEWOLF 5:00P 5:00P 5:00P 4:30P Hymn for Her Kaitlin Rose The Longest Day Donya Kiana 6:00P 6:00P of the Year & Company 6:00P 6:00P The Dacia Bridges Fauxgrass The Long Hairz Cosmic Knot Project 7:00P Collective 7:00P 7:00P 7:00P Jack Droppers Joe Sturgill Scott Cook The Accidentals and the Best Intentions 8:00P 8:00P 8:00P 8:00P Seth Bernard Earthwork Welcome 9:00P Detroit Hip Hop Hannah Rose and Showcase ONEFREQ Ignorant Mob 10:00P the GravesTones 10:00P hosted by Will See 10:00P 9:45P Go Rounds Jessica in Corn Fed Girls 11:00P The Rainbow 11:00P 11:00P Audra Kubat 11:30P Airborne Van Lente Madelyn Grant or Aquatic? 12:00A 12:00A 12:00A BACON 12:30A John Orpheus 1:00A Holborn 1:30A Small Houses 2:30A take ROCKET STOVES 4 HAITI workshops For people ages 13-19. No previous experience MADDIE’S necessary to participate. We’ll jam out, put CIRCLE together a song or two, and perform on Sunday! 2:00P 2:30P Opening Blessing Women’s Tent Meet at the basketball court on Friday at 7:00P of Space Blessing and HOSTED BY Ceremony and then again Saturday at noon. PASTOR JUSTIN AND FLIP HOSTED BY LESLIE POWERS 5:00P SUN @ 2:45P Slow Jam 6:00P YOUNG HOSTED BY Yin Yoga and CEDAR BECCA & BRUCE LING Essential Oils MUSICICAN’S BRING YOUR INSTRUMENT! HOSTED BY PATTY CLARK COOPERATIVE LIVE oN STAGE STAGE AND NICOLE MYGRANTS 6:00P Trumpet Summit 7:30P HOSTED BY ROSS HUFF Burn and Release Ceremony 7:00P HOSTED BY Beat Work, SUSAN CONNOR-HEREERA AND KARIN BANKS Beading with Beats 2:30P HOSTED BY THE AADIZOOKAAN Nature Explorers, Michigan Wildlife: art, games and science 4:30P 3:00P (MARKET STAGE) Leathercrafting: Panel Discussion, make your own bracelet or keychain Intro to Permaculture 2:15P and Regenerative Opening Blessing Agriculture of Space HOSTED BY HOSTED BY LEVI MEEUWENBERG PASTOR JUSTIN AND FLIP AND TERI VAN HALL 4:00P 4:00P (NIFTY LOUNGE) Intro to Reiki Giving Back to the HOSTED BY Living Soil MICHAEL STEIGENGA HOSTED BY LEVI MEEUWENBERG 5:30P AND PENNY KREBIEHL Writing Workshop HOSTED BY SARAH DRUMM 4:00P (POLLINATION STATION) Our Interdependence 6:00P (GREEN AREA) with Pollinators: Their Hooping Survival and Ours HOSTED BY MAIYA MERRICK HOSTED BY TIM & SARAH, ORION ORGANICS 7:00P Astral Travel Yoga 5:00P (NIFTY LOUNGE) Nidra Community Building HOSTED BY HOSTED BY WE THE DANDELION SUNSHINE PEOPLE MICHIGAN 7:45P Healing Circle HOSTED BY ALICIA SMITH Suzy & Bob 9:00P Open Recovery Circle 5:30P The Five Rites Proceeds from ice sales support tent Lake City Area Schools ICE at the Hill Stage Watch The Mister Chris TV Show! 9:00A Kids Concert Dances of Open Mic Matthew Borr & 10:00A Universal Peace 10:00A Carrie McFerrin 10:00A 10:00A Legal Basics for Friends with Aspen Jacobsen Social Permaculture Songwriters the Weather 11:00A 11:00A 11:00A WORKSHOP 11:00A PANEL Jordan Hamilton Heather Styka Kate Anderson Jo Serraere & 12:00P 12:00P 12:00P John Devine 12:00P Leah Jean Jean Rohe Monte Pride Mount Valor 1:00P 1:00P 1:00P 1:00P Dan Hazlett Bigfoot Buffalo Canceled Plans Courtney 2:00P 2:00P 2:00P Kaiser-Sandler 2:00P Interlochen Singer- Ann Heaton Red Sea Pedestrians Michelle Held Songwriter Showcase 3:00P 3:00P 3:00P 3:00P Braxton Hicks & Brotha James Michael 1000 Watt Prophets the Contractions 4:00P Beauchamp-Cohen 4:00P 4:00P 4:00P Water Blessing 5:00P Visual Arts Walk and Talk Julian Allen Heather Maloney 5:45P Abigail Stauffer 6:00P and Friends Early Raffle Drawing 6:30P Indiana Hip Hop 6:00P Showcase Rachel Mazer hosted by Billy East Billy King Johnny Irion 6:45P 6:15P 7:00P and Friends 7:00P Joshua Davis Waltz Hour 7:45P The Strapping Owls Turbo Pup 8:00P 8:00P 8:00P Daniel Kahn & Detroit Music Chris Good & The Brian Koenigsknecht the Painted Bird Showcase Sweet Insurrection and Friends 9:00P hosted by Vespre 9:00P 9:00P 8:45P Anne Erlewine and Idiot Kids Luke Winslow-King the White Line Outliers 10:00P 10:00P 10:00P The Crane Wives 10:30P The Last Gasp Jamie Register and Chris DuPont Collective the Cash Machine 11:00P 11:00P 11:00P Public Access 11:30P Scott Pellegrom Trio Breathe Owl Breathe Katie Van Dusen 12:00A 12:00A 12:00A Gregory Stovetop 12:30A HEAVY COLOR 1:00A Clean Water Campaign: Interview Videos 2:00A MADDIE’S HEALING & WOMEN’S CIRCLE WELLNESS TENT workshops TENT 9:00A 9:30A (GREEN AREA) 10:00A FOOD PYRAMID Watering Seeds of 10:00A Morning Belly Dance Soil Health and Strategies Compassion: Music Pregnancy and Birth: HOSTED BY KAY LOUISE with Mineralization and Mindfulness Couples Circle HOSTED BY JIM BATES, HOSTED BY JOE REILLY HOSTED BY KRISTA CAIN 9:30A BIONUTRIENT FOOD ASSOCIATION Writing Workshop 10:00A HOSTED BY SARAH DRUMM 10:00A NIFTY LOUNGE Mindful 10:00A (GREEN AREA) Seed Saving at Poesis Community Farm Observational Family Yoga HOSTED BY BRENIN WERTZ-ROTH & JAMIE SCHAUB HOSTED BY LAURA KREIDER 11:00A Drawing AND JEN RAPANOS Macrame Plant HOSTED BY RUBY MILLER Hanger Craft 11:00A MARKET STAGE HOSTED BY Panel Discussion Social Permaculture: 11:00A 11:00A RACHEL MASKER Yin Yoga and Story of You, Us, Now Festival Co-Creative Essential Oils HOSTED BY ART REYES, PETER BANE, AND COREY HANSEN Partner Dancing HOSTED BY PATTY CLARK 2:00P (GREEN AREA) HOSTED BY MYKL WERTH AND NICOLE MYGRANTS Belly Dance 12:00P NIFTY LOUNGE HOSTED BY KAY LOUISE Climate Cooling and Regenerative Farming 12:00P 12:15P HOSTED BY PETER BANE Grant Writing for Death Cafe 2:30P Performing Artists HOSTED BY Massage with 1:45P NIFTY LOUNGE HOSTED BY CORI SOMERS JULIE FERGUSON Sound Healing Becoming a Solutionary: Developing a OF RED SEA PEDESTRIANS Family Environmental Action Plan (FEAP) 1:00P 4:00P HOSTED BY COREY HANSEN 1:00P Meditation Ear Acupuncture Effects Pedal HOSTED BY and Guided 2:00P NIFTY LOUNGE Playground SCOTT WYZGOAKI Meditation Community Building HOSTED BY STEVE LEAF HOSTED BY HOSTED BY WE THE PEOPLE MICHIGAN 3:00P SUSAN CONNOR-HERRERA 2:00P AND KARIN BANKS Open Reiki Session 3:30P POLLINATION STATION Learn to Play the HOSTED BY Our Interdependence with Pollinators: Ukulele for Kids MICHAEL STEIGENGA Their Survival and Ours HOSTED BY JULIE HOSTED BY TIM & SARAH, ORION ORGANICS SHERLOCK 3:00P (GREEN AREA) Somatic Movement 3:30P SOIL PYRAMID 3:00P HOSTED BY CHLOE Soil Health and Strategies Waltz Workshop WOGGON AND ELI KAHN HOSTED BY MYKL WERTH with Mineralization HOSTED BY JIM BATES, BIONUTRIENT FOOD ASSOCIATION 4:00P 4:00P (MEET @ MADDIE’S) Love Street Live 3:30P NIFTY LOUNGE Herb Walk HOSTED BY HOSTED BY SIERRA Fermentation Fundamentals LOVE STREET LIVE HOSTED BY DAVID KLINGENBERGER WITH THE BRINERY 8:00A 4:00P 5:30P The Five Rites Water Activism Astral Travel Yoga Discussion Nidra 1:00P HOSTED BY CHRIS GOOD HOSTED BY Essiac Tea Workshop DANDELION SUNSHINE 6:00P 2:30P We are the Forest 7:00P Family Dye Workshop HOSTED BY NATHAN AYERS Cacao Ceremony HOSTED BY JARON SIEGEL AND ALICIA SMITH 5:30P 7:00P The Five Rites Tiny Mule HOSTED BY T. MULE 8:30P Open Recovery 8:00P Circle Guitar Summit BEGINNING AT 11:00A Harvest-themed activities and crafts (All Day) Including cider pressing, Joe Reilly music at 1pm, a hay ride, a pumpkin hunt, making brooms and cornhusk dolls, and waxing poetic about bees. at the Earthwork Mercantile Earthwork Harvest Gathering Alternative Organic Crew Neck T - Earth Natural RA Unisex Organic Raglan Crew Neck Sweatshirt - Natural 7in Wide x 10 Tall Full Front Brown Ink C64057 SUN Acoustic Yoga with Water Equity and Lake Effect Wild Zen & Mark Lavengood Environmental Justice Food Justice 10:00A 10:00A 10:00A 10:00A PANEL PANEL Kayla Shannon Women in Music Pozzetronics Chamomile & Peace Be Free 11:00A 11:00A and Honey 11:00A PANEL 11:00A Pick-Up Basketball This Craft Nation: The North Carolines Sam Cooper with Rick Chyme 12:00P 12:00P Podcast 12:00P 12:00P Hawks and Owls Frank Youngman Saxsquatch & Maya James String Band All-Stars Bridge Band 1:00P 1:00P 1:00P 1:00P Annie Humphrey Blake Elliott and Shari Kane Wailsharq 2:00P Elizabeth Landry & Dave Steele 2:00P 2:00P 2:00P Laurel Premo Raffle Drawing 3:00P DISTANT STARS Kevin Morris Band 3:00P 3:00P 3:00P Mark Lavengood Band 3:30P Corrina Van Hamlin Big Dudee Roo Visk Mono Memorial Celebration 4:00P 4:00P 4:00P Libby DeCamp 4:30P Lady Ace Boogie Congo Serpent Eagle Dick Siegel 5:00P 5:00P 5:15P Jack and the Bear 5:30P The Antivillains Dede and the 6:00P Dreamers Dan Rickabus Band 6:00P 6:15P Frankie and Myrrh 6:30P The Appleseed The Change Collective 7:00P Serita’s Black Rose 7:00P 7:15P May Erlewine 7:30P Closing Ceremony with Aaron Otto Soul Patch 8:00P Gifts or Creatures 8:00P 8:15P Afro Zuma 8:30P Chris Dorman 9:15P Sound Garden Trillium Path and by Sarah Jane Riegler, Farmer’s Market [email protected] Playground PERFORMANCE IG @missriegz by Ruby Andromeda Miller SUNDAY @ 2:45P The Harvest 2018 Cover Gathering Living Glass Art Design CEDAR Demonstration by Mr.
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