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2019 Brochure & Map (PDF) FIRST AID: Medical attention is available at the First Aid CHILDREN’S AREA: The children’s area of the festival is Stations. The locations are marked on the Festival map with a designed especially for school age children and their families. 45th ANNUAL cross. Gather along the river for this collection of pioneer games, crafts, rides and entertainment. LOST AND FOUND: Lost children and found articles should JOHNNY APPLESEED 5:30PM be taken to the Festival Information Tent. LIVING HISTORY ENCAMPMENT: Northeast Indiana Gurdy Hurdy Man Reenactors recreate infantry, naval, and artillery life during Visit this FESTIVAL JOHNNY APPLESEED GRAVESITE MARKER: the 1812 era, the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. Head Creek Rocky designated National Landmark at the top of the hill near the Roach &Dave M Johnny Appleseed/Archer Parks towards the river to hear the crack of the cannons and to see 5:00PM Festival Stage. demonstrations including musket firing, period toys, and even Fort Wayne, Indiana FESTIVAL SOUVENIRS: Stop by the information tent to medical procedures. Education made interesting for all ages. Soltre purchase a special item to remember the festival. You can even September 21, 2019 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Purdue-Fort Wayne; Fort Wayne 4:30PM 4:30PM purchase a copy of our CD, “Music of the Johnny Appleseed SPECIAL THANKS TO: Police Department; Allen County Sheriff’s Department, Gurdy Hurdy Man September 22, 2019 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Festival”, featuring live recordings from previous festivals. Concordia Lutheran High School, Steve Faux, Delta Sigma M & Dave Roach &Dave M HISTORY HIKE: Come join us for some history fun. Search Kappa Sorority, Concordia Lutheran JROTC, Bishop Dwenger Cloggers Inclognito Meet Abraham Lincoln Abraham Meet 4:00PM 4:00PM throughout the festival for Big Red Apples that have fun-fact Cross Country Team, Fort Wayne Awning, Kenn-Feld Group, Magnificent the Reader questions. These question sheets are also available at the Info St. Joseph Hospital Nurses, Kyrou Tailoring, WaterOut, White Tent. Hand in the completed entries to the Info Tent for a chance Lodging, Homewood Suites & Inns, HERC Rentals and Tom Mom 'n' Pop 'n' Fresh 'n' Pop 'n' Mom Moberg (5K Race Committee). Clark &Greg Fry Joyce to win a $50 gift certificate to Applebees. 3:30PM 3:30PM Tow Path Path Tow Players ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES: Come and enjoy our antiques, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Soltre primitives and collectables offered by our juried dealers. Rosemary Karst, 5K Race Committee, Antiques & Primitives, Member-at-Large Meet Abraham Lincoln Abraham Meet 3:00PM 3:00PM SETTLERS’ PIONEER VILLAGE AND COUNTRY Becky Butler, Food Booths, Director of Administration Emsemble HearthStone STORE: Join Settlers, one of the founders of the festival, as Sara Clark, 5K Race Committee, Board Assistant they prepare authentic pioneer recipes including beef stew, Creek Rocky Lou Ann Homan Ann Lou Vickie Faux, Craft Booths, Member-at-Large Homan Ann Lou chicken corn chowder, and ham & beans. Watch as they bake Teddy Harmon, Board Member Emeritus 2:30PM 2:30PM cornbread in dutch ovens and serve it with fresh churned but- Vicki Hoffman, Trappers & Traders Encampment ter. Quench your thirst with sassafras tea or lemonade. Sliced D Kane, Settlers, Inc. apples with caramel sauce are also available. Period craftsmen Chris Kyrou, 5K Race Committee, Entertainment Cloggers Inclognito Joyce Fry & Greg Clark &Greg Fry Joyce Prairie Fire String Band String Fire Prairie share the history and beauty of their trades. Hand crafted items Michelle Kyrou, 5K Race Director, Traffic Assistant, 2:00PM 2:00PM are available at the country store. Settlers’ use the proceeds Farmers’ Market & Co-Secretary IMPORTANT FESTIVAL INFORMATION from the festival to help pay for the restoration and upkeep of Bensonchaney Meagan McClure, Board Assistant Players Path Tow the historic Swinney Homestead. Spinning and wood carving Fresh 'n' Pop 'n' Mom Susie McClure, Children’s Area 1:30PM 1:30PM OPENING CEREMONY: To officially open the festival on will be demonstrated daily. Elizabeth Moberg, Board Assistant Saturday, a cannon salute on the river will be held at 10:00 DEMONSTRATORS’ ENCAMPMENT: Step into the Jennifer Moberg, 5K Race Committee, Educational Committee A.M., to symbolize the opening of the Wabash and Erie Canal Hurdy GurdyMan Hurdy Demonstrators’ Encampment and savor the heat from a Linda Morr, 5K Race Committee, Psi-Ote Representative Kloggers Applehack that happened over 160 years ago. 1:00PM 1:00PM John O’Rourke, Publicity SuzukiPlayers Wayne Fort blacksmith’s fire and the sounds of a hand-made dulcimer. Entertainment Festival 2019 Watch as the potter transforms clay into a bowl and the basket Jeff Baxter, Demonstrators FESTIVAL SHOPPING BAGS: Johnny Appleseed Festival weaver bends her hardwood boughs onto a complex frame. Bonnie Schoppman, Board Assistant, Authenticity bags, provided by Meijer, are available at the information tent Hearthstone Ensemble Hearthstone Reader the Magnificent the Reader and other points in the festival. Visit this artists’ festival within a Festival and experience the Susan Schoppman, Special Events 12:30PM 12:30PM Kyrou's Folk Harp &Violin Harp Kyrou'sFolk beauty and integrity of crafts as they were made in the 1800’s. Daryn Schwartz, Director of Operations Abraham Lincoln Margaret Thena, 5K Race Committee, Co-Secretary, Board FESTIVAL PARKING: Parking for the Johnny Appleseed FOOD VENDORS: Enjoy the tastes and smells as these Festival is available in the Memorial Coliseum Parking lot for Assistant Kloggers Applehack Mom 'n' Pop 'n' Fresh 'n' Pop 'n' Mom vendors cook over open fires in a manner that you would have Michael Thena, 5K Race Committee, Property Asset Manager, 12:00PM 12:00PM a fee. FREE parking is available on the Purdue University Fort found in the 1800’s. In addition to making some tasty treats, Member-at-Large Soltre Wayne campus off of Coliseum Blvd. (walkers must take the each of these food vendors has pledged 20% or more of their Creek Rocky Bridget Kelly, 5K Race Committee, Member-at-Large Bensonchaney river greenway path under the highway to reach the festival) profits to next year’s Johnny Appleseed Festival. Most will Jennifer Deaton, Board Assistant as well as the Concordia High School sports area parking lot 11:30AM 11:30AM channel the rest of their profits back into our community. Now &Violin Harp Kyrou'sFolk on N. Anthony Blvd. Buses to the Festival grounds run that’s good eating! The Johnny Appleseed Festival is a cooperative effort of the continuously at no charge from PFW Campus and Concordia High School. CRAFT & MARKET BOOTHS: Wearing period costumes, Johnny Appleseed Festival, Inc.; Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation Meet Abraham Lincoln Abraham Meet Prairie Fire String Band String Fire Prairie Department; Settlers, Inc.; and Theta Theta Chapter of Psi Iota 11:00AM 11:00AM Abraham Abraham juried craft vendors offer handiwork made exclusively from Lincoln materials common to the early 1800’s. Xi Sorority. The Gathering of the Bands Join us Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 pm at the middle of the campground for Bensonchaney our annual gathering of the Pipe, Fife and Drum Corps. Each will perform APPLE PIE BAKING CONTEST: Prizes will be awarded Special THANKS to the following sponsors: JimofBarron Magic JimofBarron Magic in two categories: Children (5-13 Yrs. of age) Apple Desserts, 10:30AM 10:30AM solo, then all will join to perform Amazing Grace. You will not soon forget this Adults (14 Yrs. and older) Apples Pies. Submit entries from memorable performance. 10:00 to 12:00 on Saturday, Sept. 21. Judging is from 12:00 to Inclognito Cloggers Inclognito 1:15. Located next to the Information Booth. CD Festival Hymns- Hearthstone Ensemble Hearthstone Johnny Appleseed Festival, Inc. 10:00AM 10:00AM Visit with area farmers, gardeners Gurdy Hurdy Man Kyrou'sFolk &Violin Harp Gurdy Hurdy Man 1502 Harry W. Baals Dr. FARMERS’ MARKET: Fort Wayne, IN 46805 and nurserymen as they spread out the jewels of a Midwestern (260) 427-6003 harvest. You can take home the makings for a fall feast. Chuck & Lisa Surack Foundation www. johnnyappleseedfest.org TRADERS’ MARKET: In the Trappers & Traders area, you’ll find a chance to do some old-time trading with some new- Festival Dates for 2020 are September 19 & 20 Sunday,September 22nd fangled goods. See how they lived on the trail and enjoy their Saturday,September 21st FestivalStage Stage Folk RiverStage FestivalStage Stage Folk RiverStage Thank you for not smoking. stories of fur trading. NO PETS are permitted with the exception of service animals or contracted performers. FOOD VENDORS F27 Taye Kenna Designs - Apple cup D18 Coil & Slab built pottery C24 Peaches and Hickory Crafts C94 Barnyard Creations Indicates location cakes, Apple Dapple cake slice D19 Maple Sugar, Maple syrup, C25 Hollinger Woods & Crafts C95 Hoosier Handmade Signs & with sauce maple cream, maple candy C26 Puzzles by Dave Designs F1 Forbing Concessions - apple F28 Lutheran South Unity School - D20 Woodcarving, Windor chairs, C27 Never Enough Tyme C96 Baylee Road Design petals, ice cream & apple glazed Caramel corn seats, tables, pewter benches, C28 Homespun Links C97 CanDles by Jenni wings F29 Audrey’s Pumpkin & Cake Rolls dovetails C29 T & R Jewlry C98 Treasures for the Home F2 Pocahontas Swim Club - flapjacks F30 Downtown Ft. Wayne Kiwanis - D21- Weaving,spinning, hand knit C30 Artfully Dishedup& Bulleyes C99 J & M Pottery with fruit topping Apple dumplings and coffee D23 hats, scarves, hand spun wool, Bow and Arrow C100 M & E Mini Bales F3 F31 FW Central Lions - rugs, shawls, gloves C31 Kat Davis Desidns C101 Salamonie Products F4 Southside Optimist Club - Ham & Hamburgers, turkey legs, D25 Weaving, Black Tea, Fire C32 Deb’s Ceramics & Crfats C102 Crakts Etc Beans, cornbread, lemonade, water turkey hot dogs, apple cider, Starting C33 Linden Tree Pottery C103 Clean CraftSoapworks F5 Northrop Choral Assn.
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