WelcomeSweet to Pea Festival 2021 They say, “Hindsight is 2020.” I think we’re all just glad to have 2020 in the rear view mirror. I’d like to give the Sweet Pea board a big shout-out for planning a great festival this year, while not knowing if we’d actually be able to celebrate. Many hours of thought and discussion brought us to this point. Our executive director, Kris did a fantastic job finding grants to keep the organization going through a very tough year. Thank you to the hundreds of volunteers who make Sweet Pea happen.

Now, sit back, relax in the shade of a big old spruce tree in Lindley Park, smell the sweet pea flowers that inspired this signature gathering, listen to kids laughing, and enjoy the magic of our amazing musicians, artists, dancers and all the activities that make Bozeman such a special place in the summer. Welcome! Dave Crawford Sweet Pea Board President Havin’ fun in ‘21! Thanks to our Board & Committee members for their hard work and commitment to Sweet Pea 2021: Georgia Taylor, Michelle Haverstick, Kevin Thane, Carolynn Sylvester, Angela Van Slyke, Melanie Mangione, Jamie Saitta, Vicki Bentley, Todd Simonson, Merel Ohler, Jenna Fallaw, Bobbie DuBose, Eileen Carpenter, Travis Campbell, Julie Hunter, Mitch Weiss, Jen Hicks, Cassidy Seymour, Cheryl Duke, Robert Monaco, Nancy Kaiser-Nelson, Patrick Reck, Rob Pertzborn, Grant Gilmore, Joe Hansen, Chris Seymour, Jenn McFarland, Emily Brooksher, Katy Taylor, Karli Kusler, Jeff Morgan, and Molly McGuire

COVER: family and have been drawing ever since I could hold a pencil. I am actually newer 2021 Poster to painting, as I normally stick to drawing. Design Winner Some of my passions include skiing, writing, and traveling. I will be attending Ali Swain Montana State University in the fall as a transfer student pursuing a major in pre- My name is Ali Swain and I’m a 20-year- veterinary sciences. Because of my love for old student living in Bozeman. I moved animals, I decided to paint a moose. I am here from Chicago, Illinois in August very honored to be a part of this festival of 2020 because I absolutely fell in love that’s so unique to Bozeman, and I can’t with the people and the area. My older wait to attend it in the summer! brother came out here three years ago Original framed painting to be raffled off Ali will be will be signing posters – tickets $5 ea./5 for $20. Purchase at the for school, and every time I visited, I on Saturday from 1:00–3:00 in Merchandise Tent or Jacob’s Crossing (424 dreaded leaving. I come from an artistic front of the Merchandise Tent. E. Main St) Aug. 2-5. Winner announced 3 PM Sunday, at The Bowl, before Chastity Brown. Framed by Frugal Frame Shop. 2 I cannot wait It was a terrible year. Full stop. But it was a road we had to navigate to get to until we never here and now. Last May, when it became apparent that Sweet Pea couldn’t happen in its usual fashion, which meant no income, our focus shifted to have to mention finding funding. We applied for more grants in the past 15 months than we’ve 2020 again. applied for in the last six years.

But there’s a happy ending: Sweet Pea finished 2020 in the black with One more thing worth mentioning regarding grant applications. One an income of $187.70. And then kismet: Our friends at Verge Theater particular application had a challenging requirement; I had to write needed to purchase webcams for their virtual productions. The cost? Sweet Pea’s “elevator pitch” in 750 characters or less. Not words mind $182.51 each! While we couldn’t give much, we gave what we had. There you, but characters. This forced me to really think about Sweet Pea and is now a webcam aptly named “Sweet Pea” at the Verge Theater. (I’ll bet what’s important to us. That said, here’s what Sweet Pea is all about: it is the most fun webcam of them all!)

A Bozeman tradition since 1978, Sweet Pea is where art & community meet. Bringing dance, theater, music & fine arts from local, regional, national, and international artists, Sweet Pea is not just an event that focuses on all forms of art; Sweet Pea gives back to the community with grants for art organizations, art education and art projects such as the Bogert Park Pool Mosaic. With additional events leading up to the Festival including Chalk on the Walk & the Bite of Bozeman and other events during the year such as our Ice Sculpture Competition and the Gingerbread House Building Competition, Sweet Pea strives to fulfill its mission to promote & cultivate the arts & to expand its commitment to our community year round.

Thank you for being here and funding Sweet Pea 2021, and in turn the arts organizations and projects who rely on us for grants. And when someone asks you about Sweet Pea, feel free to use my elevator pitch. Kris Olenicki Executive Director P.S. Join SLAM on Saturday, August 7, from 11 AM – 7 PM at Bogert Park, Story Mansion Park, and the Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts Emerson Lawn to see more Montana artists and art demos. There is never too much art!

Just a Word About Your Health and Safety at Sweet Pea...

Sweet Pea is committed to your health and safety while at the Festival. We have made We encourage everyone to follow current CDC guidelines: some changes so you can feel more comfortable gathering in a large group. We have: • If you’ve been fully vaccinated, “you can resume activities that you did prior • Changed how you purchase wristbands so there is less contact. Purchasing online to the pandemic.” and at outlets will reduce traffic and interaction at the gates. We encourage everyone • If you haven’t been vaccinated we recommend that you wear a mask, stay 6 NEW to purchase ahead of time so that we eliminate lines at the gates and at our feet away from others, and wash your hands often. BOX OFFICE AT THE BOZEMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY. (There will be NO sales or pickup of wristbands at the gates.) • Kids 12 & under cannot get vaccinated yet so we encourage parents to follow the current CDC guidelines as well. (CDC recommends that people age 2 and • Limited capacity to help us all spread out a bit more older should wear masks in public. Masks should NOT be worn by children • Increased hand-washing stations under age 2.) • Increased hand sanitizer stations. In addition to the ones that are always in the • Lastly, if you do not feel well, if you have a fever, cough and shortness of restrooms, we have stations all around Lindley Park breath, please stay home and do not enter the Festival. Help keep your community healthy! • Added sanitizing wipes on all tables and throughout the Children’s Activities area • Increased the Children’s Activity area so families can spread out more 3 MerchandiseMake your way to the merchandise tent to pick up a classic memento like a t-shirt, poster, postcard, or hat, and check out other fun items, like our coffee mug, tote, or pint cup, to keep Sweet Pea in your life all year long. There is something for everyone!

2021 T-shirt Design Winner Josie Trudgeon I am a Butte, Montana artist/photographer. I’m so honored to have work chosen for the 2021 Sweet Pea T-Shirt! I remember the buzz surrounding the Sweet Pea Festival when I first moved to Bozeman in 1999. I had to look up what a sweet pea was, and they quickly Art and Communications, is from St. Cloud State became a favorite flower. I grow them every University. I’m married with two teenage children year. Floral is my favorite subject to paint and and have lived in Butte, MT since 2002. More work draw. I work in oil, acrylic and watercolor. can be viewed at www.josietrudgeon.com. I’m More recently, I’ve been enjoying digital art. looking forward to the music and art of the festival This piece was done in Procreate with an this August! Apple pencil. My Bachelor’s degree, in Fine

2021 Kids’ T-shirt Design Winner Kaia Batton Kaia Batton is a ten-year-old girl who is excited to go to middle school next fall. She lives with her mom, dad, brother, and her pets: two dogs, two tortoises, and three hermit crabs. She loves dragons and the book series Wings of Fire. She also likes creating art, doing aerial silk, going rafting/ boating, camping, and playing with her friends.

Get Your Official Sweet Pea Merchandise Early! MON 8/2 – THU 8/5 • 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sweet Pea Festival merchandise and wristbands will also be available during Sweet Pea Week in the lobby of Jacob’s Crossing 424 E Main St. You can also snag merchandise and wristbands at sweetpeafestival.org or at the local outlets listed on the back cover starting July 6th!

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SweetFRIDAY Pea 7/9 - SUNDAY Week 8/8 Juried Art Show This year’s Sweet Pea Juried Art Show will be held in the ERA Landmark Downtown Visitor’s Center. The show will feature a diverse collection of artwork, ranging from watercolor and oil paintings to photography and sculptural works. Attendance is free and open to the public. Join us for the opening reception during the Art Walk on July 9, 4:00–8:00 PM, at ERA Landmark.

Chalk on the Walk TUESDAY 8/3 • ALL DAY Get free chalk from 9:30–10:30 AM at 424 E. Main St. or during business hours at participating downtown businesses (look for the Chalk on the Walk flyer in window). Show your love of Sweet Pea and decorate between Grand and Broadway! Professional chalk artist Bill Spiess will be creating a work of art in front of US Bank. Bill will also create another piece in Lindley Park in front of the Headquarters Tent on Saturday.

Bite of Bozeman WEDNESDAY 8/4 • 5:30–9:00 PM Join us on historic Main Street in downtown Bozeman to enjoy the food and drink offerings of area restaurants and food vendors. With lots of local food, live music, and the fun of dining among friends in the middle of Main Street, you’re sure to have a good time! There will be a booth to grab your Festival weekend admission wristband on site as well.

Music on Main THURSDAY 8/5 • 6:30–8:30 PM We’re sponsoring this Downtown Bozeman event, featuring rock and roll, blues, and soul sensation Gabriella Valdes, better known as Vella. This will be your last chance to purchase wristbands at pre- Bill Spiess (Chalk on the Walk) sale prices.

Sweet Pea Run SATURDAY 8/7 • 7:15 AM This great community event is one of the oldest running races in Bozeman. This fun, competitive race offers cash prizes and prizes for best costumes! Cheer on runners at the finish line located at the intersection of Bozeman Ave. and East Main St. Register at winddrinkers.org/SweetPeaRun

Children’s Run SATURDAY 8/7 • 9:40 AM Join us for the 1K Children’s Run, on Main Street, between 8th Ave. and Church Street, as the tradition of the kids leading out the Parade continues! See page 18 for more information.

Vella (Music on Main) Sweet Pea Parade SATURDAY 8/7 • 10:15 AM The Sweet Pea Festival Parade is one of the largest and most popular parades in the state of Montana. This year watch the many colorful floats featuring this year’s theme: Vintage Fun in ‘21. Come early to find parking near the parade route! Main Street will be closed to parking. 5 dance

Montana Ballet Company Photo: MBC, Lauren Brown Photography SATURDAY 1:00 PM In its 38th Annual Season, Montana Ballet Company will THE HOLLOW highlight repertory from its Dancing Under the Big Sky summer intensive.

Mountain Air Dance SATURDAY 12:15 PM THE HOLLOW

Mountain Air Dance is a non-profit aerial dance company based in Bozeman, MT. Their mission is to bring quality aerial arts to the Gallatin Valley and beyond through classes, workshops, and performances. They strive to inspire and motivate people, help people find their inner-strength and to Yellowstone create more joy in life through aerial arts. Ballet AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION 12:35–1:00 SATURDAY 3:15 PM After the performance, audience members of all THE HOLLOW ages are welcome to try out the aerial hammock Photo: Nina Tucciarelli with instructor supervision! Yellowstone Ballet presents ballet and contemporary dances from the academy workshop. 6 dance

Swing Line Dance Dance Workshop Workshop SATURDAY 2:00 PM SUNDAY 2:00 PM THE HOLLOW THE HOLLOW Have Fun Dancing! Summer Swing Join in this interactive, creative approach to line dancing! Learn easy choreographed Out! An introduction to the basics steps and fun moves you can apply to different musical styles. No experience required, of Swing dancing for beginners, fun for all ages! taught by Lauren Coleman. Photo: All welcome! Professional instructor Kerie Hagler, of Let’s Dance Montana, teaches social dancing including Rob Wilke line dancing, all partner dance styles, wedding dance lessons and event entertainment. She has been teaching in Montana since 2007 and is based in Bozeman.

Tai Chi Class SUNDAY 10:30 AM • THE HOLLOW

Tai Chi is an ancient martial-arts-based practice that focuses on internal and external movements that harmonize the body and mind. Tai Chi has been researched and proven to help reduce low back pain, improve balance, and ease stress. Whether it’s your first time, you’re in the early stages of Tai Chi practice, or an avid martial arts practitioner, everyone is welcome to join us as we practice Yang Style & I-Chuan based exercises.

Cody McBeath is a licensed acupuncturist and Chinese Herbal practitioner. He has been practicing the art of Tai Chi for 6 years and has received his instructor certification from Natural Health Arts. 7 Theatre

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks

A Midsummer Night’s Dream Cymbeline FRIDAY 3:45 PM • CYPRESS POINT SUNDAY 5:00 PM • CYPRESS POINT A Midsummer Night’s Dream is one of the most Cymbeline is a fairy tale, with a wicked queen stepmother, a recognizable plays by Shakespeare. The combination princess who is pursued in the wilderness, and supernatural of fairies, young love, hilarious situations, and lyrical occurrences. Powerful themes of reunion, reconciliation, language makes this comedy a favorite with audiences. and regeneration remind us why it’s worth returning to the imaginative stories that enchanted us when we were children. 8 Theatre

Christina Pezzarossi Colin Ramsey Julie Gosswiller Verge Teen Intermountain Opera Theater Country Roads & Coloratura SUNDAY 1:00 PM SATURDAY 11:15 AM • CYPRESS POINT CYPRESS POINT Two world-renowned opera singers—M­­ ontanan mezzo-soprano Christina Pezzarossi Come experience Verge Theater’s and her husband bass Colin Ramsey—perform excerpts from Intermountain Opera legendary Teen Theater group Bozeman’s 2021-2022 season, along with their favorite country songs. MSU professor as they perform an original play, of piano Julie Gosswiller accompanies this program, featuring everything from made entirely from their own Rossini to Randy Travis. material and showcasing their unique talents and voices.

Spontaneous Combustibles SATURDAY 1:15 PM • CYPRESS POINT SUNDAY 2:15 PM • CYPRESS POINT The Spontaneous Combustibles improv comedy troupe is back for their 26th (what?!) year in a row, providing a hilarious, smart, whirlwind hour of brilliant entertainment. Bozeman’s oldest-running improv comedy show will have you and your kids laughing ‘til you fall over! Luckily you’ll be in the grass! 9 Family Entertainment Kids Activities In celebration of the art of music, kids can join the City of Bozeman Sweet Pea Festival All Girls and Boys Kazoo Marching Band. This year we’ll have wood working (a rat-a-tat-tat), string art, printmaking, ab- stract sculptures, along with a full slate of new and slightly used (the old favorites) activities. Bring your creativity and your smile for two afternoons full of fun. (Earplugs are optional for adults!) Trish Duncan The Continuing Story of the Saturday Sunday Princess and that Pesky Pea NOON – 3:00 PM NOON – 3:00 PM • Woodworking • Woodworking SATURDAY 11:30 AM • FAMILY STAGE SUNDAY 11:00 AM • CYPRESS POINT • Face Painting • Face Painting Have you ever wondered what happened after the fairy tale? What • Mural (13 and up) • Mural (13 and up) happened to the princess? What happened to that pea? That restless • Chalkboards: “What I love • Printmaking night was not the end of it and you’ll never guess who’s cooking about Sweet Pea” something up! Trish Duncan, the author of the book The Continuing Texture Station Tie Dye • • Story of the Princess and That Pesky Pea, will present an interactive • String Art • Spin Magic hour that includes singing, rhyming, reading of her book and an • Balloon Bouquets • Torn Paper Landscapes introduction to a new book On Drury Lane. (Who lives on Drury Lane?...The Muffin Man, of course!) Trish’s career has been in • Easel Painting • Abstract Sculptures education and entertainment for children and families, as well as • Aspen/Birch Ink & Watercolor • Leatherworking being an author. Paintings (10 and up)

Kazoo Marching Band Don’t forget about our pre-festival kids Pick your kazoo up Saturday between activities. Chalk on the Walk, Bite of noon and 2:30, then join the Band for a Pre- Bozeman, the Children’s Run and the march around the area at 2:30 PM. Parade are all fun for the whole family! 10 festival Family Entertainment

Random Acts of Silliness Andy Offutt Irwin SATURDAY 2:45 PM • FAMILY STAGE MUSICAL STORYTELLER Random Acts of Silliness is proud to present an improvised show entitled Enchanted Forest: Choose Your Path. As they venture into the forest, will characters encounter Andy’s Wild Amphibian Show! clumsy wizards, fiendish elves, or good-hearted snakes? The audience decides! Will SATURDAY 1:30 PM • FAMILY STAGE we come across glowing waterfalls, buckets of pixie dust, or spellbound canoes? You tell us! Live, improvised musical In this musical storytelling epic, Andy and his friend Johnny wade down accompaniment provided by Cody the local creek all the way to the Atlantic Ocean, learning important lessons Henderson of WildArts Bozeman. along the way about pollution, the food chain, and the interdependence of all living things. Expect to encounter a piece of talking fruit, a cricket that lives in kudzu, and bullfrog tadpoles yearning to break free from a pickle jar. Vaudeville meets an amphibious Jacques Cousteauesque adventure meets a Camp Equinox circus. SUNDAY 11:00 AM FAMILY STAGE I Have a Loose Tooth! SUNDAY 1:30 PM • FAMILY STAGE Musical theater, comedy, and dance from the talented, high-energy, kids of Camp The titular song for this program is a very silly, first-person blues musical Equinox! Come delight to Camp Equinox’s more than 150 campers, as they share about the anguish and joy of a child losing their first tooth. There is also a everything from Broadway musical numbers like The Addams Family and Something small economy lesson as the children are reminded that the first thing they Rotten, to original hip-hop, and hilarious comedy! ever sell is that tooth. This program is interactive, and all grownups are absolutely, positively, totally, flat-out required to participate!

406Cirque SATURDAY 12:30 PM FAMILY STAGE 406Cirque All Stars Gala SUNDAY 12:15 PM • FAMILY STAGE

406Cirque Kids take over the Stage! Bozeman is proud to be home to What happens when 4 circus performers from different corners of the world meet 406Cirque, a circus school founded in 2018 by circus veteran Paúl Gomex. on a stage? Nothing you want to miss out on for sure! The circus school of Bozeman And the Sweet Pea Family Stage is proud to once again have their delightful brings a unique show to the Sweet Pea family Stage. Performers Carolina Duncan and energetic campers share with us a taste of the circus acts they have been (www.duncanplayfulcircus.com), Naomi Shafer (www.clownswithoutborders.org) and hard at work on, along with a few other surprises! You will be thrilled by these Paúl Gomex (www.406cirque.com) and Marie Bathelot (FR) join forces to create one of local rising stars! the silliest shows Sweet Pea Festival has ever seen. Not-To-Be-Missed!!! 11 FRIDAY

The Jacob Jolliff Band Portland, OR Music FRIDAY 6:00 PM • THE BOWL Kicking off this year’s festival is one of the best mandolin players in the country. Jacob Jolliff grew up just south of Portland, Oregon. He was awarded a full scholarship to The Berklee College of Music in Boston in 2007. Shortly after graduating, he won the National Mandolin Championship. In 2014, he joined the progressive bluegrass group, Yonder Mountain String Band, touring for five years and releasing two albums. Currently the mandolinist is focusing on his own group, The Jacob Jolliff Band, which includes some of the most virtuosic young acoustic musicians in the world. The band released an album of all original material in 2018 entitled Instrumentals Vol. 1. Langhorne Slim Nashville, TN FRIDAY 8:00 PM • THE BOWL Langhorne Slim is an American singer-songwriter whose mythical songs have won fans over with his heart-on-a-sleeve sincerity and rousing live shows. His most recent album, Strawberry Mansion, is a deeply personal work, detailing his personal struggles over the years, and is sure to become an instant classic. Slim has made appearances at Bonaroo, David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, Lollapolooza, and Newport Folk Festival and has shared the stage with The Violent Femmes, Lucero, Josh Ritter, Drive-By Truckers, Grace Potter, opening this summer for the Avett Brothers at Red Rocks and even headlined a show here in Bozeman with The Lumineers. His song, A Classic Love Story, was featured in a Coca-Cola commercial, The Journey, in an AutoTrader ad, and The Way We Move, which Rolling Stone called ‘damn near perfect’, was featured in an MSNBC commercial promoting equality for all the beautiful freaks in the land. Langhorne Slim is a powerful reminder of the impact live music makes on us all.

SATURDAY Tall Tall Trees Asheville, NC SATURDAY 1:30 PM • THE BOWL

Tall Tall Trees is the pseudonym of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mike Savino. Touring non- stop since 2009, he pioneers a world of psychedelic electric banjo music, captivating audiences with his loop-based one-man shows. A Wave of Golden Things, his 4th studio album, opens with the distant crow of a rooster and takes off in a dust cloud of swirling banjo, drums, and bass. The lead off track, The Wind, She Whispers, quickly evolves from a droning mountain melody into full-blown banjo funk. Though the banjo is heavily featured, the influence of Pink Floyd and Cat Stevens can be felt as much as banjo mavericks, like Earl Scruggs and Béla Fleck. Savino’s message is one of hope and finding peace of mind in the chatter of the modern world. He will be performing with local drummer, Drew Fleming, and longtime collaborator and friend, Kishi Bashi, may show up for a few tunes. 12 SATURDAY

Dead Sky Bozeman, MT Austin, TX SATURDAY 3:00 PM • THE BOWL The Wilder Blue SATURDAY 4:30 PM • THE BOWL Dead Sky is a Grateful Dead tribute band whose musicianship and energetic live performances have quickly made them a fan favorite in southwest Montana. Texas-based outfit The Wilder Blue (formerly Hill Country) travels the bor- Having played numerous sold out shows at local clubs and outdoor venues derland between musical genres, busting down the gates that separate coun- throughout the region, they have quickly become one of the best live bands try, bluegrass, folk, and acoustic rock. Primary front man and songwriter Zane around. Playing all the hits and deeper tracks by the Grateful Dead isn’t the Williams was already a well-established solo act with a loyal fanbase and seven easiest task, but the incredible talent of each member makes this show one to albums under his belt when he reached out to fellow Texas troubadour Paul remember. Veterans of the Bozeman music scene, Dead Sky are comprised Eason about starting a band. Paul had three solo albums of his own, not to of members from Pinky and the Floyd, MOTH, The Hooligans, Cole and the mention a coveted side-man position playing lead guitar for Texas legend Kevin Thornes, Solidarity Service, and The Kelly Nicholson Band. Fowler. Houston-based drummer Lyndon Hughes was next to hop on board, bringing his passion for group vocals and extensive engineering and producing experience. A jam session brought them all together with multi-instrumentalist and singer Andy Rogers on banjo, dobro, mandolin, and guitar, and the chem- istry was immediate. Eventually the band’s unique vocal blend crystallized with the addition of Austin’s own Sean Rodriguez on bass and vocals. Karina Rykman SATURDAY 6:00 PM • THE BOWL Manhattan, NY In 2016, Karina Rykman joined Marco Benevento’s band on bass, replac- ing her guru Dave Dreiwitz (Ween /Joe Russo’s Almost Dead). In the many U.S. tours, trips to Japan and the UK since then, Karina has developed a permanent and powerful presence in the band, playing headlining shows, festival sets, and opening for bands such as Vulfpeck, Dispatch, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, and Guster. Now her musical résumé has almost grown too large to keep track of, but includes a performance on the Today Show, a now-famous soundcheck at Madison Square Garden with Phish, playing in the backing band on America’s Got Talent with a flame-spewing helmet on her head, gigs with the Everyone Orchestra alongside members of MOE., The Disco Biscuits, Soulive, Robert Randolph, and culminating in the for- mation of her brand new band. 13 FRIDAY CD CYPRESS POINT in the Music Dance Theatre Family Wkshp - 00 Shakespeare Parks A Midsummer Night’s Dream 3:30 Gates Open

PM id 00- The Jacob 00- Langhorne 0 Jolliff Band 1000 Slim   ig AT THE BOWL SATURDAY THE BOWL THE HOLLOW CYPRESS POINT FAMILY STAGE 10 AM 10 AM

Sweet Pea Parade MAIN STREET 11 AM 11 AM

Trish Duncan 12 PM Intermountain Princess & Pesky Pea 12 PM Opera Mountain Air Dance 0Cirue Gates Open 10:00 1 PM 1 PM Montana Ballet Co Spontaneous Andy Offutt Irwin 2 PM Tall Tall Trees Combustibles Andy’s Wild 2 PM Lauren Coleman Amphibian Show Swing Dance Workshop PM Random Acts PM

AM Dead Sky ellowstone Ballet of Silliness PM PM

PM The Wilder Blue PM

120-20 PM AT THE PAVILION 0-0 PM Painting Workshop (ages 14+) Sign-up starts 30 minutes before each session (12:00 & 3:00)

00-1 00-   ar 1000 Karl Denson’s Karina Tiny Universe      AT  ig THE BOWL Rykman SUNDAY

00 AM - AT THE BOWL 100 AM - AT THE HOLLOW 1100 AM Sunday Brunch 110 AM Tai Chi Class WITH ELLE FINE LIVE

1000 AM - NEAR THE PAVILION 00 PM Live Street Art Demonstration Gates Open 9:00

THE BOWL THE HOLLOW CYPRESS POINT FAMILY STAGE 11 AM 11 AM Trish Duncan The Princess and Camp Euinox that Pesky Pea 12 PM 12 PM AM Dead Lee 0Cirue 1 PM All Star Gala 1 PM TBD Verge Theater Teen’s Original Work PM Swamp Dawg Andy Offutt Irwin PM 2 I Have a Loose Tooth! 2 Kerie Hagler Line Dance Workshop Spontaneous PM Combustibles PM Chastity PM Brown PM

00- in the  ud 00 Shakespeare Parks Cymbeline ATEv CYPRESS POINT FRIDAY CD CYPRESS POINT in the Music Dance Theatre Family Wkshp - 00 Shakespeare Parks A Midsummer Night’s Dream 3:30 Gates Open

PM id 00- The Jacob 00- Langhorne 0 Jolliff Band 1000 Slim   ig AT THE BOWL SATURDAY THE BOWL THE HOLLOW CYPRESS POINT FAMILY STAGE 10 AM 10 AM

Sweet Pea Parade MAIN STREET 11 AM 11 AM

Trish Duncan 12 PM Intermountain Princess & Pesky Pea 12 PM Opera Mountain Air Dance 0Cirue Gates Open 10:00 1 PM 1 PM Montana Ballet Co Spontaneous Andy Offutt Irwin 2 PM Tall Tall Trees Combustibles Andy’s Wild 2 PM Lauren Coleman Amphibian Show Swing Dance Workshop PM Random Acts PM

AM Dead Sky ellowstone Ballet of Silliness PM PM

PM The Wilder Blue PM

120-20 PM AT THE PAVILION 0-0 PM Painting Workshop (ages 14+) Sign-up starts 30 minutes before each session (12:00 & 3:00)

00-1 00-   ar 1000 Karl Denson’s Karina Tiny Universe      AT  ig THE BOWL Rykman SUNDAY

00 AM - AT THE BOWL 100 AM - AT THE HOLLOW 1100 AM Sunday Brunch 110 AM Tai Chi Class WITH ELLE FINE LIVE

1000 AM - NEAR THE PAVILION 00 PM Live Street Art Demonstration Gates Open 9:00

THE BOWL THE HOLLOW CYPRESS POINT FAMILY STAGE 11 AM 11 AM Trish Duncan The Princess and Camp Euinox that Pesky Pea 12 PM 12 PM AM Dead Lee 0Cirue 1 PM All Star Gala 1 PM TBD Verge Theater Teen’s Original Work PM Swamp Dawg Andy Offutt Irwin PM 2 I Have a Loose Tooth! 2 Kerie Hagler Line Dance Workshop Spontaneous PM Combustibles PM Chastity PM Brown PM

00- in the  ud 00 Shakespeare Parks Cymbeline ATEv CYPRESS POINT Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe SATURDAY 8:00 PM • THE BOWL New Orleans, LA Singer and saxophonist Karl Denson fronts the Tiny Universe as if he’s preaching the gospel. His energy and spirit are contagious, while his songwriting serves a larger message of fellowship—across generations, genders, religions and cultures. KDTU’s new album, Gnomes & Badgers is Denson’s hard-grooving answer to these tragically divisive times. Highly regarded as one of the best live acts on the planet, KDTU distills the sweeping stylistic range of its concert performances into their own authentic sound, featuring Denson and his long-standing seven piece unit. For his newest album, Denson tapped some of his legendary friends, including The Rolling Stones’ keyboardist and Allman Brothers Band alum Chuck Leavell, guitar-slinging singer-songwriter Lukas Nelson, New Orleans guitar hero Anders Osborne, Austin producer and guitarist Adrian Quesada, and NOLA R&B royal Ivan Neville. In addition to KDTU, Denson also serves as the touring saxophonist with The Rolling Stones, while continuing to hold down his role as a founding member of the seminal funk band, The Greyboy Allstars.

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Dead Lee Portland, OR SUNDAY 12:00 PM • THE BOWL

Cosmic Americana duo Dead Lee formed in 2018 with Brian Koch (cur- rent and founding member of Blitzen Trapper) and his partner, sing- er-songwriter Kara Harris. They first started singing together for each other in their apartment, then for friends at parties, special events and tribute nights, before deciding to take their love of singing and playing their dark folk melodies on the road. For the last two years they’ve been playing all over the Pacific Northwest as well as Puerto Rico, Ireland, and Western Europe. They’ve been described as “Elliott Smith meets Dolly Parton in space” and they’re okay with that.

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Swamp Dawg Bozeman, MT Chastity Brown Minneapolis, MN SUNDAY 1:30 PM • THE BOWL SUNDAY 3:00 PM • THE BOWL

Featuring some of Montana’s best musicians, Swamp Dawg is dedicated An artist who can plumb the depths of sadness in a single note, then release to bringing a steamy, slinky, sweaty, swampy sound and groove out of it in the very next breath, Chastity Brown melds folk, pop, and soul on the Great Frozen North. With their own blend of swampy southern soul, her Red House debut, Silhouette of Sirens, weaving together a poet’s lyrical second line, and funk, Swamp Dawg laisse les bon temps rouler. Although ear and a soul-laid-bare quality. Based in Minnesota, but with roots in all local, members have performed with such acts as Huey Lewis, Buddy Tennessee, Chastity grew up surrounded by country and soul music. In the Guy, Johnny Winter, Joe Bonamassa and more! Don’t miss this one if you full gospel church of her childhood, she played saxophone and drums and like to get up and move! found her singing voice and a passion for music. She’s been featured on NPR’s Favorite Sessions, CMT, American Songwriter, The London Times, Paste Magazine, and for much of 2016, she toured alongside folk icon/ activist Ani Difranco. Don’t miss this up-and-coming artist who brings Sweet Pea Unplugged her personal experience to all who are lucky enough to see her live! Stop by the Beer & Wine Garden during the late afternoon/ early evening intermissions at The Bowl and enjoy some of Bozeman’s very own musical talents for short “Unplugged Sets” under the trees.

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Maggie Hickman 17 Sweet Pea Children’s Run The Sweet Pea Children’s Run is back and will kick off the parade on Saturday, August 7! The race is offered to children ages 4-12 years and will be limited to 120 participants. Run start will be in waves of 30 racers each at 9:40am, 9:50am, 10:00am, and 10:10am. Social distancing and masks will be required of all participants while in the race staging area. Masks will not be required while running. Pre-registration is required on a first come first served basis on the Bozeman Parks and Recreation Departments website www.bozeman.net/recreation $12 City of Bozeman Residents, and $17 nonresidents. T-shirts will be included with registration this year! Register by July 15 to choose shirt sizes. The Sweet Pea Children’s Fun Run is not a timed event. More details will be provided after registration.

FlowerThe Show ALL WEEKEND Show Flowers and photos will be on display at the Flower Show tent. Be sure to vote for your favorite display before 6:00 PM Saturday for the People’s Choice Award.

The Contest FRIDAY 11:00 AM–2:00 PM Drop off entries at the Flower Show tent. No entry fee. Judging 2:00–5:00 PM. Winners announced at 5:30 PM.

Want to help plan next year’s Festival? Join the Sweet Pea Board! sweetpeafestival.org/get-involved 18 Workshops Painting Workshops SATURDAY 12:30 PM (Sign Up At Noon) SATURDAY 3:30 PM (Sign Up At 3:00 PM) PAVILION In this free workshop, taught by local contemporary impressionist oil painter, Loretta Domaszewski, participants will create their very own painting! Loretta encourages self-expression and provides step-by-step instruction. All materials will be provided.

Sign up thirty minutes prior to workshops (Noon or 3:00 PM). If more people sign up than we have spots for, participants will be decided by lottery drawing. Live Painting & Street Art Demo SUNDAY 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM PAVILION From 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, near the Pavilion, local painters Mitch Sander and Griffin Foster will be transforming a blank canvas into a compelling work of art. Using only spray paint, these two artists will showcase their skills and demonstrate the unique capabilities of aerosol media. Check in with these two artists and try your hand at street art. You may just learn a thing or two...(but don’t tell where you learned it!) 19 FRIDAY 3:30 PM – 9:30 PM SATURDAY 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM CERAMICS SUNDAY 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Food!Tater Pigs Chord Rustlers Lemonade Montana Science Center Masak Pottery Sils Ceramics Hot Black Bean Burritos Bozeman Girl Scouts Pocatello, Idaho Cottonwood Heights, Utah www.masakpottery.com www.silsceramics.com Girl Scout Cookies Bozeman Girl Scouts DRAWING Stir Fried Noodles Taste of Asia Burgers I’m Cravin’ Bar-B-Que Gyros, Falafel Z’s Gyros Ice Cream Genuine Ice Cream Kristi Brothers Sara Austin Art Anaconda, Montana Layton, Utah Pork Lumpia, Eggrolls Mia’s Lumpia www.KristiBrothers.com www.saraaustinart.com

BBQ Tri-Tip Sandwiches Blue Moose BBQ FIBER Chicken Curry Curry Express Kettle Corn Unicorn Kettle Corn Cotton Candy Sideshow Cotton Candy Young Life Mathew Schreiner Art Woolen Collectibles Dippin Dots Billings, Montana Kalispell, Montana www.matthewschreinerart.com www.woolencollectibles.com Shaved Ice Summer Snow

Dining Area SOUTH OF THE MERCHANDISE & HEADQUARTERS TENT Enjoy your food in our shaded, picnic area with tables and chairs. Happy Place Hammocks Home Town Tie Dye McCall, Idaho Pocatello, Idaho www.happyplacehammocks.com www.hometowntiedye.com

Wild West Designs Cardamom Designs Longmont, Colorado Denver, Colorado www.cardamom-designs.com 20 FRIDAY 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM SATURDAY 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM SUNDAY 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sweet Pea Festival arts & crafts vendors are an elite group of artists who have submitted their work to a blind judging process beforeArts being invited & to our annualCrafts event. Each year we have over 100 vendors submit to be part of our Festival and we make selections based on quality and variety of artwork we think you, our patrons, will enjoy the most. We proudly have artists from all over the country and especially Montana, as well as many from our own Gallatin County. Viva Art!

Autumn Teneyl Designs De Los Angeles Weaving Tangled Thread Weaving Studio Diane Harty Millenery Wilderland Pagosa Springs, Colorado Fremont, California Billings, Montana Frisco, Colorado Butte, Montana www.autumnteneyl.com www.tangledthreadsweavingstudio.com www.dianeharty.com

FOOD SPECIALTY ITEMS GLASS

Caramel Kitchen Key to the Mountain Dasein Designs Studio Rynkiewicz Twodog Designs Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Bonner, Montana Montezuma, Arizona Everett, Washington Dillon, Montana www.caramelkitchen.com www.keytothemountain.com www.daseindesigns.com www.mariuszart.com

GRAPHICS & PRINTMAKING JEWELRY

Claire Emery Art The Montana Marketplace Silky Hut Molly Willson Perry H. Victoria Mountz French Missoula, Montana Kalispell, Montana Phoenix, Arizona Mesa, Arizona Knit Jewelry Designs www.emeryart.com www.themontanamarketplace.com www.busarindesigns.com facebook.com/mollywillsonperry Phoenix, Arizona www.victoriamountz.com

Mountain Maiden Co. DB Reality Rocks Rex Lynx Jewelry Sisterly Creations S. Howell Studios Deadwood, South Dakota Ekalaka, Montana Stevensville, Montana Ismay, Montana Moran, Wyoming etsy.com/shop/realityrocks www.rexlynx.com www.sisterly-creations.com www.showellstudios.com 21 Arts & Crafts

The Added Touch Zier Jewelry Brit West The Forest and Forge Haley Nolte & Scot Ray Fountain Hills, Arizona Parkman, Wyoming Tetonia, Idaho Livingston, Montana Recycled Metal Works www.zierjewelry.com www.britwest.net facebook.com/theforestandforge Phillipsburg, Montana www.hayleynolte.com

Lori Blaylock Susie Larsson Design Beth Aimee Jewelry Kiera Shine Jewelry Chumil Billings, Montana Everett, Washington Livingston, Montana Butte, Montana Seattle, Washington www.lori.blaylock.com www.susie-larsson.com www.bethaimeejewelry.com www.keirashinejewelry.com

METALWORKS MIXED MEDIA

Brockemuehl Jewelers Steel Crazy Sculptures Josh Hirt Studios Burnt Renderings Mary Hone Photography Spokane, Washington Lava Hot Springs, Idaho Apple Valley, California Ashton, Idaho Box Elder, South Dakota www.thecelticjeweler.com www.steelcrazysculptures.com www.joshhirtstudios.com www.burntrenderings.com www.maryhonephotography.com

PAINTING

Mind’s Eye Journals Colorful Artists Madeline Mikolon Kerriville Gallery Cynthia Hailes Fine Art Tempe, Arizona Rowland Heights, California Missoula, Montana Fulshear, Texas Mendon, Utah www.mindseyejournals.com www.madelinemikolon.com www.kerrvillegallery.com

Prairie Skullpture Leslie Warren Design Bischoff Studios Casa de Tesoro Alex Lorenzo Art Kennewick, Washington South Jordan, Utah Cedar Ridge, California Tubac, Arizona Bozeman, Montana www.prairieskullpture.com www.mwarrenstudio.com www.judebischoff.com www.raytigerman.com www.alexlorenzoart.com 22 PHOTOGRAPHY Arts & Crafts

Jim Thomason Western Jamie Swartz Jake Moser Photography DePuydt Photography Clay Cammack Photography Artworks Missoula, Montana Bozeman, Montana Missoula, Montana Idaho Falls, Idaho Arlee, Montana www.fencelinedesigns.com www.jakemosher.com www.depuydtphoto.com www.claycammackphotography.com www.thomasonwesternartworks.com

SCULPTURE

Stephen Crawford Mountain Sculpture Studios Malen Pierson Mast Metal Art Al Glann Sculptor Photography Tuscon, Arizona Lewiston, Utah Eugene, Oregon Tuscon Arizona Bozeman, Montana www.wallsthatrock.com www.malenpierson.com facebook.com/mast-metal-art www.stephencrawfordphoto.com

WOOD

Snake River Net Co. RAW Woodworks Nature’s Second Chance Osterloth Woodworks Plaid Beaver Co Idaho Falls, Idaho Cornelius, Oregon Creations Bozeman Montana Missoula, Montana www.snakerivernet.com www.rawwoodworks.com Livingston, Montana www.plaidbeaver.co naturessecondchancecreations.com

Stanley Woodworking Cedar Rose Woodworking Birch Bark Furniture Heart and Hand Six Fingers Studio Manhattan, Montana Three Forks, Montana Gaston, Oregon Bozeman, Montana Bozeman Montana www.stanley-woodworking.com www.cedarrosewoodworking.com www.mcaulays.com www.heartandhandcrafted.com www.sixfingerstudios.com ...and many more! Come see FRIDAY 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM our artists SATURDAY 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Mid Mod Studio Turn, Turn, Turn SUNDAY 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Bozeman, Montana Red Lodge, Montana www.midmodstudio.com 23 Yearly Income GivingDid you know that Sweet Pea hasBack been donating its profits back to the community since 1986? Since our first grant to Montana Shakespeare in the Parks of $1000, we have given over $380,000 in the form of grants and sponsorships for the arts, arts education, and special projects, to 86 different community organizations. Some of the recipients include: Bozeman Sculpture Park, Kaleidoscope Youth Theatre, The Cottonwood Club, Children’s Shakespeare Society, KGLT, Bozeman Film Society, Museum of the Rockies, Youth Imperative, Verge Theater, SLAM Festival, Intermountain Opera and many of our schools—MSU, Bozeman High School, Hawthorne, Vendor Entry Longfellow, Whittier, and Sacajawea. Sweet Pea’s mission is simply Fees 17% “to promote and cultivate the arts.” By attending the Festival you are not only enjoying a wonderful weekend of music, theatre, dance, art, and Tater Pigs, you are contributing to the vibrancy and support of the arts community in and around Bozeman.

OVER

$380,182.51IN GRANTS, SPONSORSHIPS, & SPECIAL PROJECTS Yearly Expenses TO MORE THAN

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

INCLUDING86 Verge Theater, Craighead Institute, Montana Science Center (formerly the Children’s Museum), Emerson Center, Mountain Air Dance, Montana Ballet, Intermountain Opera

This year all donations received January through Give Big went directly to a joint program with HRDC. We know many people, families, and businesses alike, have experienced challenges and even devastating hardship over the past year. Partnering with HRDC, Sweet Pea gave 300 three-day adult passes to affected members of our community. Additionally, we included Sweet Pea Dollars, which can be used during the Festival to purchase food at our food vendor booths.

24 Montana Mural Project Highlighting Our Threatened & Endangered Species Through Art Modeled after the highly successful New York Audubon Society Project, Craighead Institute, with support from the Sweet Pea Festival, is commissioning artists to paint murals of the following Montana plant and animal species: Black- footed Ferret, Canada Lynx, Grizzly Bear, Bull Trout, Pallid Sturgeon, White Sturgeon, Least Tern, Piping Plover, Whooping Crane, Water Howellia, Spalding’s Campion, and Ute Ladies Tresses. Below are the murals that have been completed. We are still looking for donations to help finish this project. Businesses interested in hosting a mural on a wall or large garage door of their building or businesses interested in a specific subject for their mural will be able to donate or bid for their request. For more information please contact [email protected] or [email protected]. Whooping Cranes – Juliene Sinclair

White Sturgeon – Rob Rath Grizzly Bear – Mimi Matsuda Water Howellia – Griffin Foster

Festival Rules & Guidelines We want everyone to have a great time at this year’s Festival so please take a moment to review some guidelines that will assist us in making everyone’s experience an enjoyable one.

• Your admission wristband must be worn around your wrist and visible at all times • If you have lawn chairs, please sit to the side or back of performance venues so people sitting on blankets can see too • Sweet Pea is not responsible for lost or stolen bands • Don’t leave valuables unattended. Sweet Pea is not responsible for lost or stolen items • Pets/animals are not permitted at the Festival* • By entering the Festival you grant permission for Sweet Pea to use photos or video with you in • Firearms or weapons of any kind are not permitted at the Festival them to be used in future marketing • Alcoholic beverages (outside of the Beer & Wine Garden) are not permitted at the Festival • There is limited access for mobility assistance due to the natural landscape of Lindley Park • Smoking is not permitted on Festival grounds • No solicitation is allowed • Bicycles are not permitted inside the Festival. Please take advantage of the bicycle valet • As a courtesy to artists and the audience, please keep noise and conversation to a minimum in located at the Central Bridge Gate. performance areas and quiet your cell phones • Credit cards, cash and checks (with valid MT Driver’s License) are accepted at the box office • Lost and Found (including children) is located at the Headquarters Tent WE WELCOME SERVICE ANIMALS *Service animals are working animals trained to perform tasks for the benefit of individuals with a disability, such as guiding people who are blind, alerting people who are deaf, alerting and protecting people prone to seizures, or other tasks directly related to a disability. Dogs or pets whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act. 25 2021 Sweet Pea We extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to the following businesses for supporting our 44th Festival! Please visit them and offer your own gratitude for their support of Festival Partners our community event. Sustaining Partners

Bozeman,MT www.mooseradio.com

Supporting Partners

Friends of Sweet Pea

ADULTS NEW!KIDS 12 & UNDER FestivalWristbands will notAdmission be sold at the gate this year, but may be available during the festival WEEKEND PASS $ at our box office in front of the library. Buy now online or from one of the outlets listed on IN ADVANCE 25 the back cover. FREE! WEEKEND PASS $ AT BOX OFFICE Sweet Pea leases Lindley Park from the City of Bozeman for the Festival dates, and a 35 ALL WRISTBAND SALES ARE FINAL, THERE ARE NO REFUNDS. Performing wristband is required for admittance. Wristbands must be worn around your wrist and artists and times are subject to change. be visible at all times while inside Lindley Park. Admission sales are the Festival’s primary DAY PASS $ No refund will be offered in the event 25 of a change in the published list of source of income and allow us to put on the festival. performers at the festival. 26 FESTIVAL MAP FESTIVAL

Beer & Wine Garden Parking & Shuttle FRIDAY 4:00–9:00 PM • SATURDAY 12:00–9:00 PM FRIDAY 3:15–11:00 PM • SATURDAY 9:30 AM–11:00 PM SUNDAY 9:00 AM–4:00 PM SUNDAY 8:30 AM–5:30 PM We invite adults to celebrate the art of craft brewing. Enjoy a local brew, from Park your car at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital in lots E and G and take advantage Mountains Walking, or glass of wine in the Garden while listening to music from of the free shuttle that runs from these lots to stops at the South Cypress Gate and The Bowl. Thank you for honoring our longtime policy of no outside alcohol by the corner of Cypress and Main. From there you can walk to our box office, in drinking only within this area. Valid ID required. Enjoy responsibly! Purchase at front of the public library, to purchase admission. the Beer Garden or bring your past Sweet Pea pint cup and receive $1 off per beer. Don’t forget, starting at 9 AM on Sunday, the Beer Garden will be open for Mimosas Merchandise Tent with fun breakfast/brunch food available, and of course, a live broadcast with Elle Fine, host of THE “Sunday Morning Brunch” on KMMS, the Moose. FRIDAY 4:00–10:00 PM • SATURDAY 10:00 AM–10:00 PM SUNDAY 10:00 AM–5:00 PM Get everything you need to remember the 2021 Sweet Pea Festival at our Bicycle Valet merchandise tent—posters, postcards, t-shirts, pint glasses, buttons, stickers, FRIDAY 3:30–11:00 PM • SATURDAY 9:30 AM–11:00 PM hats, and much more! SUNDAY 8:30 AM–7:00 PM The Bozeman High School Hawkers (the Speech and Debate Team) are here to provide a safe and convenient place to park your bike during the Festival. The Family Care Tent service is free, but donations are accepted and encouraged. Part of the proceeds If you need a little privacy, the Family Care Tent features a changing station with also benefit the Bozeman Public Library. Please remember, bicycles are not extra diapers and wipes, a private area for feeding, and a cozy space to get away for allowed inside the Festival. a bit and calm any overly-stimulated kiddos. Offered by Tree of Life Doula Care. 27 SweetPeaFestival

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