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Thur-Gates open @ 5PM for camping
Fri-Gates open @ 8AM

Music-6PM to 10:30PM

Sat-Gates open @ 7AM
Music 10AM to 11PM
Sun-Gates open@8AM
Non-Denom Church@ 9:30AM
Music 10AM to 5PM

DRY CAMPING $10.00 for the weekend

Electric and Water Available $15.00 per night
Some sites have waste hook ups @ no cost.

For those that do not, a dump station is available at no cost.
Campers MUST vacate sites no later than 10:00 AM Monday.

Children 16 and under free with a paid adult.
Pets allowed on a leash. No pets in concert area
(Exceptions for Service Animals)
No alcohol in concert area.
Dumpsters and recycle containers provided for trash.

Camping Info:
Lots of rough/dry camping available.
Limited electric + water + sewer hookups. (First come first served )
2 free dump stations available.
2 separate restroom/shower facilities available.
Port-a-jons (handicap access also) will be available in the rough camping area
Trash barrels will be available for trash deposit.
Security and safety monitoring will be provided.
Emergency Medical assistance available locally by calling 911.
Food available at Boonville Fair "Pancake House" Breakfast menu Saturday and Sunday. General menu Friday eve. Sat. and Sun.

ADVANCE sale for members and seniors (60 + with ID) $40.00
At The Gate $45.00

All Others

ADVANCE (before July 23rd) $45.00
At The Gate $50.00

Daily admission (no advance sales)

Friday Only (members and seniors)                                   $12.00
All Others                                                                         $15.00
Sat Only (members and seniors)                                        $22.00
All Others                                                                         $25.00
Sun Only (members and seniors)                                       $12.00
All Others                                                                         $15.00

Tickets Per Person

Sat Aug 7	Gates open at 7:00 AM
10:00 to 11:00	Cincinnati Creek
11:10 to 12:10	Ingersoll Bros
12:20 to 1:20	Fairview Avenue
1:30 to 2:30	Mathews Family Tradition
2:40 to 3:40	Flophouse String Band
3:50 to 4:50	Atkinson Family Bluegrass
5:00 to 6:00	Cincinnati Creek
6:10 t0 7:10	Off The Wall
7:20 to 8:20	Flophouse String Band
8:30 to 9:30	Mathews Family Tradition
9:40 to 10:40	Atkinson Family Bluegrass

SUN Aug 8	Gates open at 8:00 AM
9:30 to 10:00	Non- Denominational Church
10:00 to 11:00	Nick Piccininni
11:10 to 12:10	Blue Lightning
12:20 to 1:20	Delaney Brothers
1:30 to 2:30	Ingersoll Bros.
2:40 to 3:40	Blue Lightning
3:50 to 4:50	Delaney Brothers

Thur Aug 5	Gates open at 5:00 PM for Camping

FRI Aug 6	Gates open at 8:00 AM
6:00 to 7:00	Rusty Doves
7:10 to 8:10	Off The Wall
8:20 to 9:20	Fairview Avenue
9:30 to 10:30	Rusty Doves

The Flophouse String Band

Has been together since 2006, when four friends who have played together for almost 8 years, decided to form the group and begin performing. The members all met at the Augusta Heritage Center in Elkins, West Virginia. The group consists of Becky Kelly, of Starkville MS, on Appalachian Dulcimer; her husband, Wayne Kelly, on Guitar and Mandolin; Susan Donohue, of Easton, PA, on the fiddle; and Bill Fahy, of Rome, NY, on Mandolin and Guitar. The group performs a variety of upbeat traditional music in Old Time, Cajun, Celtic, and Blues styles.

Off the Wall
Larry Fox and Charlie Ingersoll

Have been pleasing local audiences for more than thirty years. Fox handles the lead vocals and guitar, while Ingersoll adds the tenor harmony vocal and plays dobro. Their self-titled debut CD was nominated for a SAMMY Award when it was released in 2005. Blending folk, bluegrass and traditional country with a clean, no frills approach. Featuring strong vocals, tight harmonies and solid instrumental work, their performances run the gamut from tender ballads to driving bluegrass tunes.

Cincinnati Creek

Hails from the Adirondack foothills. Their music reflects a mix of bluegrass, original compositions, and gospel. Lori Thompson plays mandolin, guitar and sings both lead and harmony vocals. Chris Pepe plays the banjo. His fancy picking and good humor are a great addition to the band. Gary Dygert plays the guitar and dobro. He also sings lead and harmony vocals. Cathy Martin rounds out the band, playing the upright bass and singing harmony.

The Ingersoll Brothers

Born and raised in the Central New York area, The Ingersoll Brothers combine duet harmony, bluegrass drive, and other various forms of new acoustic music. Drawing from influences such as The Louvin Brothers, Bill and Charlie Monroe, and Jim & Jesse, the Ingersoll Brothers focus on tight, two-part harmonies and intricate instrumentation. Inheriting the gift of music from their grandfather, Charlie Ingersoll, Jeff (guitar) and Aaron (mandolin) have played in various CNY groups including The Ingersoll Family Band and the New North Country Troubadours. Now, playing primarily in the Buffalo/Niagara regions, the Ingersoll Brothers breathe new life into traditional brother duet style singing while still creating their own unique sound.