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2017 World Beat FESTIVAL Friday, June 23 – 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Amphitheater only Saturday, June 24 –10 a.m.-11 p.m. Sunday, June 25 –11 a.m.-7 p.m. Riverfront Park, Salem CELEBRATE. EXPLORE. CULTURE. 503-581-2004 • WorldBeatFestival.org Design and layout: Patricia Young — Vision Graphix, visiongraphix-design.weebly.com World Beat Festival 2012 Celebrating 10 Years World Beat Festival 2009 World Beat Festival 2010 Wild Rose Garland SambaDa’ AfroBrazilian Funk Band Saturday Night Headliner Into Bhutan Haldeman’s Oom-pah Boys the last Africa Shangri-La Jan Michael Looking Wolf Samba Fogo Ballet Folklorico Tlanese I M ral I n tu st ul it years c u S i t t e Portland Taiko l Gilita Dancers from Rota, CNMI 5 u 1 Japanese Drumming M World Official m e Photo: Bill Lyons l ROse festival Beat a S sanctiOned event Northwest Learning Academy Saturday, June 30 • 10 a.m.-11 p.m. I Dragon Dancers • World Beat Sunday, July 1 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue Festival M Riverfront Park, Salem Kúkátónón Dine, shop, and explore the cultural richness of the Northwest! African Children’s Dance Lamafrom Karma Bhutan Namgyel S Official Troupe Saturday • June 27 Rose Festival More than 125 Performances, Demonstrations & Workshops 10 a.m.-11 p.m. World Sanctioned Winner of multiple awards including Best Cultural Heritage Event World Beat FestivalWorld Beat Festival 2008 Event Official Rose Festival Sanctioned Event TVF&R Pipes & Drums Sunday • June 28 Beat Saturday • June 26 2006 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Manooghi Hi Hula Halau o na Kaikuahine Bombay Rock Band Global Sponsors 10 a.m.-11 p.m. American Family Insurance • Batteries Plus • Cherriots • City of Salem Fischer, Hayes & Associates, CPAs • Fred Meyer • Jaquish & Kenninger Foundation Salem Riverfront Park Sunday • June 27 Kaiser Permanente • KBZY 1490 • KCKX 1460 • La Pantera 940 Salem World Beat Festival 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Oil Can Henry’s • Oregon Public Broadcasting • Bud & Selma Pierce Best Festival by the Oregon Festivals and Events Association Mexico en la Piel • Voted International Fire Dances La Classica 95.1 • Salem Food 4 Less • Statesman Journal Official • More than 125 Performances, Demonstrations & Workshops Oregon Paralyzed Veterans Association Global Sponsors Riverfront Park • Salem Rose Festival • Dine, shop, and experience the cultural richness of the Northwest! Continental John Doan, Harpguitar Samulnori • Named Best Performing Arts Festival by the Oregon Festivals and Events Association Sanctioned • American Family Insurance • Batteries Plus • More than 125 Performances, Demonstrations & Workshops AFSCME Local 2067 • CCTV • Mona & Stewart Hayes • Hut Shuttle • Lancaster Mall Official Gimhae, Korea Marion County Sheriff’s Office • Marion, Polk & Yamhill Counties Central Labor Council Event • Chemeketa Community College • City of Salem • Dine, shop, and experience the cultural richness of the Northwest! Portland Rose Festival • Salem Electric • Sublimity Insurance Company Rose Festival Target • Willamette Queen • Willamette University Sanctioned • Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians • Drs. Bud & Selma Pierce Global Sponsors Musekiwa Chingodza OFEA Event • Fischer Hayes, CPAs • Food 4 Less • Kaiser Permanente from Zimbabwe 2006 • KBZY • KWBY, KCKX & KSND • Newnam Family Trust Feel the heartbeat of the world! Continental • Batteries Plus • City of Salem • Comcast• Kaiser • Drs. Permanente Bud & Selma • KBZY Pierce Dragon Boat Races • Fischer Hayes, CPAs • Food 4 Less • Fred Meyer Ovation EM • Rivers Condominiums • Statesman Journal • Willamette University 503-581-2004 • www.SalemMulticultural.org L Jaquish Kenninger Foundation Dragon Boat Races Award • Alpha Sound • CCTV • Fred Meyer • Stewart & Mona Hayes • Poster design: Tricia Young – Vision Graphix – www.visiongraphix.webs.com A • Jaquish Kenninger Foundation • Lancaster Mall • La Pantera, KWBY & KCKX • Newnam Family Trust S Best Cultural or L • Statesman Journal • Willamette University Heritage Event E • Marion County• Portland Sheriff’s Rose Office Festival • Northwest Association Natural • Reed • OperaOregon House Arts Commission Crumac Continental H Mawungira Enharira EM A • CCTV • Stewart & Mona Hayes • Hut Shuttle L T ORLD • Salem-Keizer• Salem Education Electric Foundation • Target • & Uwajimaya First Tech •Credit Willamette Union •Queen Salem Hospital • Lancaster Mall • Marion County Sheriff’s Office A EAT www.youngatart.webs.com S V Photo: Ron Cooper I • Marion, Polk, Yamhill Counties Central Labor Council • Oregon Arts Commission E W • Portland Rose Festival Association • Reed Opera House ~ Feel the heartbeat of the world! Dragon Boat Races L B T Poster design: Vision Graphics/ Patricia Young, H (503) 581-2004 • www.SalemMulticultural.org S • Salem Electric • Salem Health • Target • Uwajimaya • Willamette Queen T ORLD F E EAT A Saturday10 a.m.-11 • June p.m. 28 Feel the heartbeat of the world! W V (503) 581-2004 • www.SalemMulticultural.orgwww.visiongraphix.webs.com I B ~ Poster design: Vision Graphix/ Patricia Young, F E S T Sunday10 a.m.-6 • June p.m. 29 Polynesian Fire by the Oregon Festivals Association Leroy Thomas & the • June 24 Zydeco Roadrunners Salem Riverfront Park ce Best Cultural Eventof the Northwest! June 25 • Named 10 a.m.-11• p.m. • More than• Dine, 125 shop, Performances, and experience Demonstrations the cultural & richness Workshops Dragon Boat Races Saturday Global Sponsors: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Batteries Plus • Black• Statesman United Fund Journal • City of Salem Sunday • Los Sueños del Fuego • Drs.• BudKaiser• &Fischer Selma Permanente Hayes, PierceContinental CPAs• KBZYFood • Newnam 4• LessKWBY, Sponsors: • Hawaiian FamilyKCKX & Trust KSND Airlines More than 125 performances, Salemdemonstrations, Riverfront and workshops! Park • Alpha Sound• Marion • CCTV Cultural • Mill CreekDevelopment Inn • DragonSports Corporation &USA Oregon • Stew Culturalart & Mona Trust Hayes Dine, shop & experienceGlobal: the cultural richness • Jaquish Kenninger Foundation • Lancaster Mall • Marion County Sheriff’s Offi • Northwest Natural • Portland Rose Festival Association • Reed Opera House of the Northwest as you travel the world... • Salem-Keizer Education FoundationPoster design: &Vision First Graphics/ Tech Patricia Young, Credit www.freewebs.com/youngatart Union • Salem Hospital 2 Dragon Boat Races • Silverman Charitable Trust • Salem Electric •Uwajimaya • Willamette Queen Feel(503) the 581-2004 heartbeat • www.WorldBeatFestival.org of the world! * KWBY & KCKX * Kaiser Permanente Poster design by Patricia Young, graphic artist, www.freewebs.com/youngatart * The City of* MarionSalem* Drs. *Cultural SelmaFischer, and Development Continental:Hayes Bud CPAsPierce *Corporation *Food SELCO 4 Less * KBZY * The Statesman Journal * Willamette University * Alpha *Sound Lancaster * CCTV Mall * *DragonSports Marion County USA Children * The Jaquish-Kenninger & Families Commission Foundation * Portland Rose Festival Association * The Reed Opera House * Marion County Sheriff’s Office * The Newnam Family Trust * Nordstrom * SilvermanFeel Charitable the(503) heartbeatTrust 581-2004 * Salem • www.WorldBeatFestival.org Electric of * Uwajimaya the world! * Willamette Queen Welcome! SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, JUNE 23 AMPHITHEATER ONLY W THIS 5:00 NE 5:15 YEAR!Kemtone Latin 5:30 Quartet 5:45 6:00 Beer Salsa Lassons 6:15 Salem Rueda 6:30 & de Casino 6:45 Wine 7:00 7:15 Garden 7:30 at the 8:00 Conjunto Alegre 8:15 Beat! Salsa & 8:30 Hot Latin Band 9:00 9:30 Shemadan ASNG 9:45 Fire Pyrite 10:00 Friday Night at the Festival Ends 3 Schedule oF eventS - Saturday, June 24 Europe/ Amphitheater Asia/Pacific Martial Arts Cultural Center Stepping Stage 10:00 Children’s Parade led by Willamette Valley Pipes and Drums 10:15 Opening 10:30 Ceremony 10:45 11:00 Bush Elem. School Sussefusse Sogetsu School of 11:15 Marimbanda Children’s Karate 4 Kids Ikebana 11:30 Folkdances 11:45 Nana Bellerud Titlakawan American Studies Noon Azteca Dancers Program 12:15 Willamette University Molly Malone Irish Dances 12:30 Mexico en la Piel Tribute to 12:45 Mexican Folkdances Vovinam Obo Addy 1:00 Susan Addy 1:15 Ke Aluala Fjord Mo. 1:30 Hawaiian Origin & History Company 1:45 Dance Native American Okropong Flute 2:00 Looking Wolf 2:15 Traditional Music West Salem Claddagh Shao-Lin Fermentation in 2:30 Of Ghana World Culture: Celtic Dancers 2:45 Kempo 3:00 Sultan of Suds Australian Brian Kelly 3:15 Didgeridoo John Doan Looking Wolf 3:30 Jake Duncan Harp Guitar 3:45 - A Band of Wine Teller 4:00 Brothers West Salem Gerry Rasch 4:15 ATA 4:30 History and Possibly Irish 4:45 Indonesian Demonstration Performing Arts Celtic Band 5:00 of Harp Guitar 5:15 John Doan US World 5:30 Severin Taekwondo Escuela de Flamenco 5:45 Sisters 6:00 Elena Villa American Roots Philippine Cebuano 6:15 Dancers Punjabi Dance and Music Culture 6:30 Cameron McCoy Salem Deya Jateya 6:45 Krav Maga Celtic Diaspora 7:00 Israeli Self-Defense 7:15 Paradise 7:30 Kemtone of Samoa 8:00 Quartet 8:15 Sila 8:30 and 9:00 Afrofunk 9:30 9:45 Parade of Lights 10:00 Island Fire Dances Paradise of Samoa…. ASNG Island Fire….. Pyrite 11:00 Saturday Night at the Festival Ends 4 Schedule oF eventS - Saturday, June 24 Africa/Middle East Native America Americas Showcase Stage 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 Native American 11:00 Pow Wow Marlene Meissner 11:15 Dancers German 11:30 Accordion 11:45 Kúkatónón piñata party Noon Children’s African Gab y Yaz 12:15 Dance Group Mexican Folkloric 12:30 True West Duet 12:45 Tepees Americana 1:00 set the stage Quartet 1:15 for the Sherry Lanning 1:30 Okaidja Afroso Golden Flute 1:45 Singer,
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