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Thursday July 3 Friday July 4 Saturday July 5 A huge thank you to all of our volunteers, participants and sponsors! Please join us in showing appreciation to our sponsors by supporting them: Appalachian Light & Production Mountain States Health Alliance Ferguson Enterprises Shelter Insurance First Tennessee Foundation Stafford Custom Graphics Food City NASH FM104.9 Johnson City News & Neighbor WJCW AM 910 Johnson City Power Board WXSM AM 640 Mauk’s of Jonesborough WTFM 98.5 FESTIVAL 2014 GUIDE Thursday Friday Saturday July 3 July 4 July 5 The Beach Nite Band Main Stage The Main Stage music will begin at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 3rd with the return of a few familiar faces. Formally known as the Collegians, the Beach Nite Band combines a summer feel to popular R&B, soul, disco blues, classic pop and boogie music guaranteed THURSDAY, JULY 3RD to appeal to all ages. The Beach Nite Band, well known for their “Carolina Beach Music,” offers a wide variety of music styles, along with comedic showmanship from members Donnie Hagy, Ron 7 p.m. The Beach Nite Band McCall, Deaton Jones and Steve Mattox. Heppy Kats FRIDAY, JULY 4TH Friday, July 4th at 7 p.m., the Main Stage welcomes the Limestone based Americana style Heppy Kats. Heppy 7 p.m. Heppy Kats Kats are a three-piece band that draws on the influences of Buddy Holly, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Hank Williams Sr. 8 p.m. Trey Hensley and Vince Guaraldi, to craft their original songs. The band consists of lead singer and rhythm guitarist Mike Hilliard, lead guitarist Mike Brobeck and lap steel guitarist Melanie SATURDAY, JULY 5TH Hilliard. Trey Hensely 7 p.m. Spirit of Soul Dance Band Friday, July 4th at 8 p.m., the Main Stage welcomes local favorite and country recording artist Trey Hensley. Keeping true to the roots of country music is necessity for Hensley. After picking up a guitar at the age of 10, he quickly and took the bluegrass world by storm—even performing on the headlining dates in theaters and outdoor venues as well The Main Stage is located on as opening for artists like Steve Wariner, former Alabama front-man Randy Owen, Sara Evans, Marty Stuart and even Courthouse Square. Grab your Peter Frampton. favorite festival treat from our Spirit of Soul Dance Band food vendors, take a seat and The Main Stage will feature the Spirit of Soul Dance band at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 5th. The Spirit of enjoy some great entertainment. Soul Dance Band is comprised of professionals and accomplished musicians who perform a variety of your favorite music from the 60s, 70s, 80s, along with soulful sophistication and utmost versatility. Based in Johnson City, The Spirit of Soul Dance Band atmosphere for enjoying live entertainment and the best in dance music. Doc's Front Porch Children's Area Located on the Plaza at the International Storytelling Center Located behind the Courthouse in the Stephenson Parking Lot THURSDAY, JULY 3RD 1 p.m. Patriotic Stories & Songs with Jonesborough Storytellers Guild featuring Marjorie Shaefer and James Foote Bring the kids down to the First Tennessee Children’s Area for free games, 2 p.m. Storytelling inside the International Storytelling Center inflatables, cotton candy and much more! Let the kids cool off in the misting tent 3:15 p.m. Patriotic Stories & Songs with Jonesborough Storytellers while you relax under a shade tree. Also located in this area is a festival favorite Guild featuring Larry Kelley and Gayleen Kelley for the kids - a huge 5 ton sand pile with all of the buckets and shovels to provide 4:30 p.m. The Nolichucky River Band hours of fun! FRIDAY, JULY 4TH Noon Patriotic Songs with Gayleen Kelley 12:15 p.m. Sound Traveler Band 1:15 p.m. Patriotic Stories & Songs with Jonesborough Storytellers Guild featuring Howard & Madelyn Rohrer and Jeff Stratton 2 p.m. Storytelling inside the International Storytelling Center 3 p.m. Old Timers Band 4:15 p.m. TV Barnett and his Roan Mountain Moonshiners 5:15 p.m. Stories Honoring Doc McConnell with Mountain Man Bob The sound of a choo choo train is a familiar one in Jonesborough, but this one provides free rides through downtown for children of all ages! Rides are provided free of charge. SATURDAY, JULY 5TH You can board the train at the Festival Entrance on the corner of Main Street and Fox Noon Thistle Dew Street, in front of the Christian Church. 1:15 p.m. Patriotic Stories & Songs with Jonesborough Storytellers Guild featuring Marci Salyer Nimick, Sherril Miller and David Claunch 2 p.m. Storytelling inside the International Storytelling Center 3 p.m. Old Timers Band 4:15 p.m. Southern Countrymen Band 5:15 p.m. Stories Honoring Doc McConnell with Guerry McConnell Other Happenings During the Festival Kick Off Dinner Contra Dancing Join us on Thursday, July 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. for the annual kick off dinner sponsored by Food City Join the Historic Jonesborough Dance Society in the Visitors Center on Saturday from 3 to 9:45 at the International Storytelling Center. This year’s menu includes a Low Country Shrimp Boil with p.m. music by the Jonesborough Novelty Band. Tickets are $12 with proceeds going towards funding of the Festival. Contests Pancake Eating Contest - Brought to you by the Olde Towne Pancake House, the contest will begin Parade directly after the parade on Friday on the Courthouse steps. Contest is free to enter, winners receive Everyone's favorite patriotic event during the Festival is taking place on Friday at 10 a.m. Enjoy free pancakes for one year at Olde Towne Pancake House. Call 913-8111 to register. decorated floats, music and much more. Bring the whole family and camp out along Boone and Main Streets to get the best view of the parade. Chili Pepper Eating Contest - We’re keeping it hot this Fourth of July - let’s see how hot you can stand it! Brought to you by Chapo’s Chili Patch and Parson’s Son BBQ. The event begins on Saturday at 5 Fireworks p.m. in front of the Courthouse. Register before 5 p.m. on Friday at the Visitors Center, cost is $2. Come downtown for the best view of the fireworks this year. Grab a funnel cake and a corn dog and get ready for a big show. We’ll be setting them off at 10 p.m. on Saturday from Main Street. Watermelon Eating Contest- It’s not the Fourth without some juicy watermelon! Jonesborough Area Merchants and Service Association is keeping it cool on the Courthouse Steps on Saturday at 1 p.m. Movies on Main There is no charge to participate and winners will receive gift certificates to local merchants. Don’t miss a free showing of Goodbye Miss Fourth of July (filmed in downtown Jonesborough) on Main Street in front of The Lollipop Shop on July 3 and Back to the Future II on July 4. Candy Bingo Jonesborough Repertory Theatre presents begins at 8 followed by the movie at 8:45 p.m. both evenings. Candy Bingo will also take place on 1940s USO Show July 4 at 2 p.m. and July 5 at 2 and 8 p.m. inside The Lollipop Shop. Come out to celebrate with family and friends as the WJRT radio station takes you back to the 1940s with a patriotic theatre production featuring music, radio skits, commercials and dance. Beer Garden You’ll hear classic 40s hits and so much more. Come have a seat and enjoy a cold beer on Storytelling Plaza Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 6 to Performances: Tickets: 10 p.m. featuring Jonesborough’s own Depot Street Brewery. You must be 21 years old to enter the Thursday - 7:30 p.m. Garden. Beer must be consumed within designated area. $15 for General Admission Friday - 2 & 7:30 p.m. $13 for Students and Seniors Art Walk Saturday - 2, 5 & 7:30 p.m. $10 for Veterans Jonesborough is hosting the second annual Art Walk as part of this year’s Festival. Artwork is being $9 for Groups of 15 or more in advance displayed in shops throughout downtown, June 26 to July 5. Winners will be determined by people’s Purchase tickets at the Visitors Center (423-753-1010) or by visiting jonesboroughtheatre.com choice. Come down and vote for your top three pieces of artwork - voting ends on Saturday at 5 p.m. Winners will be announced on the Main Stage on Saturday at 6:45 p.m. Chester Inn Museum The Chester Inn Museum, a state owned historic site operated by the Heritage Alliance, will be open Train Display to the public with free admission on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from A model railroad display will be set up inside the Visitors Center during the Festival. Brought to you 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Inquire inside about free historic tours on Saturday, pending on availability. by Mountain Empire Model Railroader Club. Oak Hill School Tractor Exhibit Oak Hill School will be open on to the public with free admission on Thursday through Friday from The Tri-State Antique Power Association will have a variety of tractors on display at the Visitors 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visitors can stop by and meet Schoolmarm Miller and get a glimpse at what rural Center during the Festival. life was like in the late 1800s. Mother Goose and her friend Canada the goose will share stories at the school on Thursday at 11 a.m.
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