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14Th Annual Festival Guide 14th Annual Honesdale Roots & Rhythm Music & Arts Festival 20 19 Festival Guide Thank You ADDITIONAL THANKS Honesdale Borough Council • Honesdale Borough Police • Honesdale Department of Public Works Sponsors Honesdale Fire Companies • Wayne County Courthouse • Wayne County Sheriff’s Department MAIN EVENT SPONSORS SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR HOSPITALITY SPONSORS! ANGEL SPONSORS BRASS SPONSORS Himalayan Institute • Rent-E-Quip/Rent-E-Vent Bill O’Neill • Case Tire Service • Highlights DOWNTOWN BAND SPONSORS COPPER SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS Bold’s Garden Center & Florist • Camp Umpy’s Bagels & Stuff • Canaltown Moving Movie Festival B & B Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram • Barna Law The John & Helen Villaume Foundation Dave Robinson State Farm • Davis R. Chant Realtors • DR Bluhm Insurance • Edward Murray, DPM BGM Fastener Co. Inc • Dirlam Bros. Lumber Co. Inc Figura Brass & Woodwind • Honesdale Greenhouse Flower Shop • Honesdale Wellness Center Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau FNCB Bank • Hessling Funeral Home Inc. Kathy’s License Service • Kohrs Excavating • Law Office of Howell & Howell • Mark Zimmer, Attorney at Law Inter-County Abstract • Kristt Company Marshall Machiney Inc. Mick’s Barber Shop • Nature’s Grace Health Food & Deli • ReMax-Wayne/Meagher Insurance State Representative Jonathan Fritz Rich Paparella Haircutting • Turano Insurance & Financial, LLC • Twisted Rail Tavern • Wayne County Ready Mix, Inc. GOLD SPONSORS Stephens Pharmacy/Northeast Medi-equip The Skier Foundation • Tony and Sharon Herzog The Dime Bank • The Honesdale National Bank Van Gorders Furniture • Wayne County Fair LATE NIGHT RAMBLE SPONSORS Top Notch Distributors , Inc. Boyle and Chase, Inc. Pocono Arts Council • Wayne County Commissioners David R. Chant Realtors • Irving Cliff Brewery Doors open at 9:00 PM • Music from 10:00 PM to midnight FRIEND SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS 1st Alarm Security • Access Physical Therapy BGP Accountants • Comfort In Pocono Lakes Region Augello Excavating, Inc. • Clark’s Sunrise Market Koberlein Environmental Services Highhouse Energy • John Bonham Road Equipment Pioneer Construction Company, Inc. Mountian Laurel Surgery Center • Wayne Bank Wayne Memorial Hospital WC Community Foundation MEDIA PARTNERS WNEP • Bold Gold • Adams • Encore Outdoor The River Reporter • The Wayne Independent Spencer Printing • Weekender BRONZE SPONSORS WJFF Catskill Radio Franternal Order of Eagles #1858 Norwood Investment Corp. • Moss Custom Guitars Platform Industries • Quality Printing Sheeley Insurance 2 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 3 Thank You ADDITIONAL THANKS Honesdale Borough Council • Honesdale Borough Police • Honesdale Department of Public Works Sponsors Honesdale Fire Companies • Wayne County Courthouse • Wayne County Sheriff’s Department MAIN EVENT SPONSORS SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR HOSPITALITY SPONSORS! ANGEL SPONSORS BRASS SPONSORS Himalayan Institute • Rent-E-Quip/Rent-E-Vent Bill O’Neill • Case Tire Service • Highlights DOWNTOWN BAND SPONSORS COPPER SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS Bold’s Garden Center & Florist • Camp Umpy’s Bagels & Stuff • Canaltown Moving Movie Festival B & B Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram • Barna Law The John & Helen Villaume Foundation Dave Robinson State Farm • Davis R. Chant Realtors • DR Bluhm Insurance • Edward Murray, DPM BGM Fastener Co. Inc • Dirlam Bros. Lumber Co. Inc Figura Brass & Woodwind • Honesdale Greenhouse Flower Shop • Honesdale Wellness Center Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau FNCB Bank • Hessling Funeral Home Inc. Kathy’s License Service • Kohrs Excavating • Law Office of Howell & Howell • Mark Zimmer, Attorney at Law Inter-County Abstract • Kristt Company Marshall Machiney Inc. Mick’s Barber Shop • Nature’s Grace Health Food & Deli • ReMax-Wayne/Meagher Insurance State Representative Jonathan Fritz Rich Paparella Haircutting • Turano Insurance & Financial, LLC • Twisted Rail Tavern • Wayne County Ready Mix, Inc. GOLD SPONSORS Stephens Pharmacy/Northeast Medi-equip The Skier Foundation • Tony and Sharon Herzog The Dime Bank • The Honesdale National Bank Van Gorders Furniture • Wayne County Fair LATE NIGHT RAMBLE SPONSORS Top Notch Distributors , Inc. Boyle and Chase, Inc. Pocono Arts Council • Wayne County Commissioners David R. Chant Realtors • Irving Cliff Brewery Doors open at 9:00 PM • Music from 10:00 PM to midnight FRIEND SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS 1st Alarm Security • Access Physical Therapy BGP Accountants • Comfort In Pocono Lakes Region Augello Excavating, Inc. • Clark’s Sunrise Market Koberlein Environmental Services Highhouse Energy • John Bonham Road Equipment Pioneer Construction Company, Inc. Mountian Laurel Surgery Center • Wayne Bank Wayne Memorial Hospital WC Community Foundation MEDIA PARTNERS WNEP • Bold Gold • Adams • Encore Outdoor The River Reporter • The Wayne Independent Spencer Printing • Weekender BRONZE SPONSORS WJFF Catskill Radio Franternal Order of Eagles #1858 Norwood Investment Corp. • Moss Custom Guitars Platform Industries • Quality Printing Sheeley Insurance 2 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Sponsors 6 Downtown Bands 8 Food VendersVendors 9 Artist’sArtist Row Row Schedule DOWNTOWN BANDS Main Street 10:00 AM–1:00 PM main stage 12 main stage 10 Rosie Flores The Black LiliesLillies MAIN STAGE BANDS Central Park 12:00 PM–9:30 PM Central Park Playback Music Starts 12:00 PM main stage main stage 13 14 15 Raffle Jamie Stunkard Introducing Jim Hamill 1:15 PM RosieWayne Flores Hancock WayneThe Chris Hancock O’Leary Band Jon Fritz 1:30 PM National Anthem by Morgan Brown 1:35 PM John Pillar Intoducing 1:40 PM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––THE CHRIS O’LEARY BAND 1:45–2:55 PM SIDE STAGE DNF/Player’s Row Student Showcase 3:00–3:30PM 16 TunesToons & Tales 17sustainability Ebony Gardner Introducing 3:30 PM ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––ROSIE FLORES 3:35–4:45 PM SIDE STAGE Honesdale Dance Studio 4:50–5:20 PM Marty Robbins Introducing 5:20 PM featured visual artist artist WAYNE HANCOCK 5:25–6:35 PM 18 20Guest Artists ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Samuelle Green SIDE STAGE Luke Schwab Country Music Presentation 6:40–7:10 PM RAFFLE DRAWING Central Park Approx. 7:15 PM Sara Canfield Introducing 7:55 PM 24 Late Night Ramble –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––THE BLACK LILLIES 8:00–9:15 PM LATE NIGHT RAMBLE WITH ROSIE FLORES Irving Cliff Brewery 10:00 PM 4 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Sponsors 6 Downtown Bands 8 Food VendersVendors 9 Artist’sArtist Row Row Schedule DOWNTOWN BANDS Main Street 10:00 AM–1:00 PM main stage 12 main stage 10 Rosie Flores The Black LiliesLillies MAIN STAGE BANDS Central Park 12:00 PM–9:30 PM Central Park Playback Music Starts 12:00 PM main stage main stage 13 14 15 Raffle Jamie Stunkard Introducing Jim Hamill 1:15 PM RosieWayne Flores Hancock WayneThe Chris Hancock O’Leary Band Jon Fritz 1:30 PM National Anthem by Morgan Brown 1:35 PM John Pillar Intoducing 1:40 PM –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––THE CHRIS O’LEARY BAND 1:45–2:55 PM SIDE STAGE DNF/Player’s Row Student Showcase 3:00–3:30PM 16 TunesToons & Tales 17sustainability Ebony Gardner Introducing 3:30 PM ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––ROSIE FLORES 3:35–4:45 PM SIDE STAGE Honesdale Dance Studio 4:50–5:20 PM Marty Robbins Introducing 5:20 PM featured visual artist artist WAYNE HANCOCK 5:25–6:35 PM 18 20Guest Artists ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Samuelle Green SIDE STAGE Luke Schwab Country Music Presentation 6:40–7:10 PM RAFFLE DRAWING Central Park Approx. 7:15 PM Sara Canfield Introducing 7:55 PM 24 Late Night Ramble –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––THE BLACK LILLIES 8:00–9:15 PM LATE NIGHT RAMBLE WITH ROSIE FLORES Irving Cliff Brewery 10:00 PM 4 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 honesdale roots & rhythm music & arts festival 2019 5 Energetic acoustic Scarfalloto’s Towne House Diner rhythms reminiscent 920 main street DOWNTOWN of the Woodstock Era, with modern touches added in. Robert Tellefsen & Friends BANDS 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM A groove factory of ’60s and ’70s acoustic in-your-face, expressive, re/max wayne the velvet maple classics and outlaw blues, soul, funk, and 416 main street 1019 main street country music. rock music with their own twist. The Chris Raabe Band Crazy Acres With their close harmonies, catchy mel- A trio, (with Harrison Balthaser r3 hardware store odies and edgy lyrics, adult-alternative drums and Dave Figura bass) antique emporium plus 541 main street acoustic rock musicians, JANTURAN that performs original songs, 1040 main street (Ramona Jan and Andre Turan), tell composed by Rick, along with their gritty stories in songs that some select classic cover JANTURAN paint vivid pictures. songs. The Rick Horvath Band Northeastern The sonic repercussion of a bar fight Pennsylvania’s Fred R. Miller Memorial Pavilion fiesta on main between Led Zeppelin and the premier houserock- 640 main street 1139 main street Allman Brothers playing blues in’ blues band. tasty as Mississippi BBQ, is The Merchants of Groove Tyler Storms Band a pretty good summary. Singer/songwriter from Cambridge, UK who performs his own blend of dj harvey agency, llc acoustic based rock, Americana, 815 main street blues and roots with a powerful road worn voice and tough yet Rich Young intricate
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