Champlain Valley Folk Festival

25th! Annual Champlain Valley Folk Festival
Honoring Traditional Music and Dance in the Champlain Valley
Kingsland Bay State Park
on Lake Champlain in Ferrisburgh Vermont

Dates: Friday-Sunday, August 1 - 3, 2008

"One of the front-porch friendliest festivals in the region" -- The Boston Globe

"Vermont hosts a number of signature annual cultural events in the summertime. . . But for people with an appreciation of folk and ethnic musical traditions in all their diversity and glory, none compares to the Champlain Valley Folk Festival. . . " -- Montpelier-Barre Times-Argus

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2008 Performance Schedule:
FridaySaturdaySundaySaturday WorkshopsSunday Workshops

New this year -- Late night dancing! Brazilian(FRI), HonkyTonk(SAT)

Camping available on-site this year!
BOOKING FOR 2008 IS NOW COMPLETE!
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Coming in 2008

AmapolaBrooks Williams • Catherine Carron • Christopher LayerColleen ClevelandFrank Sears & Sebastien Deshaies
Dan Gellert & Debby Posey Fred ParkThe Guy Mendilow BandGenticorumGood Old WagonThe Gypsy Wranglers
Si Kahn • Freeman Corey & The Haymakers • The Hanneke Cassel TrioThe Kossoy SistersBeaudoin Legacy Project
The Johnson GirlsLewis Franco & the Missing CatsLorraine Lee & Bennett Hammond • The MacArthurs •
Marge BruchacMillish HungrytownThe SevensThe SpeckersThe Sweetback SistersVal Mindel & Emmy Miller
Benedicte Maurseth • Mark Lavoie
• Trei Arcusi Vlada Tomova and Balkan Tales • ....

and more (subject to change) ....

Featuring Collaborative Programming with the Vermont Folklife Center

Vermont State Parks
Chittenden Bank
North Country Public Radio
Weddings, Tents, Events
Vermont Arts Council
Quebec-Boston
Vermont Public TV
Vermont Vacations.
Vermont Public Radio
Seven Days
Merchant's Bank
WMUD-FM
Vermont Violins
Consulate General of Canada in Boston