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Saturday, Jul 24 SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 DEVILS BACKBONE DESCHUTES FOREVER YOUNG SATURDAY DREAMING CREEK STREAMLINE STAGE PINK FLOYD BREWING CO. FERRUM COLLEGE BITCHIN' SAUCE SATURDAY BREWERY (CHILDREN'S 7.24 MAIN STAGE at HILL HOLLER GARDEN STAGE THROWDOWN WORKSHOP PORCH VIP STAGE 7.24 LIBATIONS TENT UNIVERSE) TENT 8:00 AM 8:00 AM :15 Yoga w. Thea :15 :30 8:00-9:15am :30 :45 Throwdown :45 9:00 AM 9:00 AM Morning Meditation :15 :15 in the Garden :30 9:00-10:00am :30 :45 :45 10:00 AM Mindfulness Yoga w. Nicole Tibetan Sound Bowls 10:00 AM WALKshop 9:30-11:00am Ferrum Presents :15 10-10:30am @ VIP :15 10:00-10:45am Throwdown SCREEN PRINTING :30 Meet @ Garden Stage WORKSHOP Open Mic w. Maya :30 10:00-11:15am :45 10:30-11:15am :45 WSP Abby Bryant CU 11:00 AM Big Atomic 11:00 AM & The Echoes :15 (OtR) :15 (2019 OtR Winner) Mama Said String Band 11:00am-Noon :30 11:00am-Noon 11:15am-Noon :30 Garden WSP :45 Main :45 12:00 PM Casey Noell Bitchin' & Beyond: ATWBroductions Dharma Bombs (LL) 12:00 PM Sara Ernst :15 (OtR) Bitchin' Sauce Panel w. John & Kris (LL) Noon-12:45pm :15 Noon-1:00pm Noon-1:00pm Noon-1:00pm Noon-1:00pm Libations :30 CU :30 Hill Holler Throwdown VIP :45 Restless Leg :45 1:00 PM String Band (OtR) 1:00 PM Keller Williams Acoustic Syndicate :15 12:45-1:45pm :15 1:00-2:00pm Garden 1:00-2:00pm :30 Main WSP :30 :45 darzo :45 2:00 PM Christian Lopez (OtR) The Floorboards (LL) New River JAM Band 2:00 PM L.A. Edwards :15 (OtR) 1:45-2:45pm 2:00-2:45pm (JAM) :15 2:00-3:00pm 2:00-3:00pm Throwdown Libations 2:00-3:00pm :30 Dr. Bacon VIP :30 Hill Holler CU :45 (OtR) :45 2:30-3:30pm 3:00 PM 49 Winchester 3:00 PM Katie Pruitt Garden :15 (OtR) :15 2:45-4:15pm 3:00-4:00pm :30 Main Ashley Heath and :30 WSP :45 Her Heathens (OtR) :45 4:00 PM 3:30-4:30pm 4:00 PM Throwdown Gravity Check Juggling :15 Rebekah Todd Nicholas Jamerson The Ambassador (LL) :15 Big Daddy Love 4:00-5:00pm :30 & The Odyssey & the Morning Jays 4:15-5:00pm :30 4:15-5:15pm CU 4:15-5:15pm (OtR) Libations :45 Garden :45 Hill Holler 4:15-5:15pm VIP 5:00 PM 5:00 PM :15 Unaka Prong :15 :30 (OtR) Mike Mitchell Band :30 TURKUAZ :45 5:15-6:15pm (LL) :45 5:15-6:45pm Throwdown 5:30-6:30pm 6:00 PM Main 6:00 PM L Shape Lot WSP :15 :15 6:00-7:00pm :30 Garden :30 One Fret Over (JAM) :45 Taylor Scott Band Melt :45 Hogslop String Band 6:30-7:30pm 7:00 PM (OtR) 6:45-7:30pm 7:00 PM 6:45-7:45pm Chance McCoy CU 6:45-7:45pm Libations :15 Hill Holler (OtR) :15 VIP :30 7:00-8:00pm :30 Throwdown :45 Grizzly Goat :45 The Broadcast 8:00 PM (OtR) 8:00 PM Leftover Salmon 7:45-8:45pm 7:45-8:45pm :15 7:45-9:00pm Garden :15 WSP :30 Main :30 :45 Chupacabras :45 Mama Said String 9:00 PM Travers Brothership (LL) GOTE (LL) 9:00 PM Band :15 8:45-10:00pm 8:45-9:45pm 9-9:30pm @ Libations :15 9:00-9:45pm Hill Holler Throwdown :30 VIP :30 Acoustic Syndicate :45 :45 9:30-10:30pm 10:00 PM Garden 10:00 PM :15 :15 The Avett Brothers :30 :30 10:00-11:30pm :45 Main Stage Butcher Brown :45 11:00 PM 10:30-11:45pm 11:00 PM :15 Throwdown :15 Consider the Source :30 :30 Buffalo Mountain Jam 11:15pm-12:15am :45 w Keller Williams, :45 Garden Dead Reckoning Leftover Salmon, Caitlin Sa-Su 12:00 AM (LL) Sa-Su 12:00 AM Krisko, Rebekah Todd, :15 11:30pm-1:00am :15 & more Libations :30 11:30pm-1:00am :30 :45 Hill Holler :45 Sa-Su 1:00 AM Andy Frasco Sa-Su 1:00 AM :15 & The U.N. Nicole Atkins' :15 Surprise Jam :30 1:00-2:00am :30 Garden 1:00-2:15am :45 Throwdown :45 Sa-Su 2:00 AM Sa-Su 2:00 AM Stages & Set Times Subject To Change.
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