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Constantines Marine Dreams The Lonely Parade
Bry Webb and The Providers James McKenty Baby Eagle Bird City and more!
Saturday August 23
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FREE!
Sunday August 24
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FREE!
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Welcome
2014 sponsors
There is something about Peterborough that makes it a great place
for music. Maybe its in the scent of Quaker Oats lingering on the
breeze. Maybe its something lurking in the cool, silvery waters of
the Otonabee River. Maybe there has always been a magic here, at
Nogojiwanong, the place at the end of the rapids. Who knows what it
is, but I know its here.
Its our anniversary and Id like to thank-you for being a part of it.
PFF has been lucky enough to present music, arts and culture in
the heart of the Kawarthas for twenty-five years, but we could not
have done it without the generous support of our sponsors, all of the
artists who have performed over the years, and most importantly the
community of Peterborough.
For this years festival, I wanted to keep with our traditional
programming and add new, inclusive and community building
initiatives to reflect where PFF is headed for the next twenty-five
years. Weve have a series of Pop-Up Shows on Friday August
22 from 5:30-8pm featuring festival artists in local, downtown
businesses. We also have a series of DIY Scavenger Hunt Secret
Shows on Saturday August 23 where fans must solve the riddle to
find the site of five secret, intimate musical experiences throughout
Nicholls Oval Park. Weve also added a number of afordable club
shows in Downtown Peterborough: Friday Night Afer Kick-Of with
The Double Cuts at the Red Dog and Saturday Night Afer PFF Club
Crawl with three shows happening at the Gordon Best Theatre,
The Red Garnet and The Pigs Ear Tavern. Weve also expanded
the festival line-up and added music to our Sunday Festival in
Millennium Park which runs from 12-6pm on Sunday August 24.
The line-up this year represents some of the best music in Canada,
both from our community of Peterborough and from afar. Were
proud to celebrate our talented local musicians and were even
more proud to bring National and International touring acts to our
community and show them what we have to ofer.
As you know, PFF is a volunteer-based, not-for-profit arts
organization. To keep our festival afordable, we received support
from The Department of Canadian Heritage, The City of Peterborough,
The Ontario Arts Council and a number of other sponsors and partner
organizations. If you like what you see at PFF, please consider making
a donation to the festival. Help keep the spirit of the Peterborough
Folk Festival alive for another twenty-five years.
Enjoy the Festival,
Nick Ferrio
Festival Director
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Nick Ferrio, Festival Director
Board
Malcolm Byard, President
Jef Macklin, Vice President
Sarah Bailey, Treasurer
David Bird, Secretary
Alana Farmer
Ryan Kemp
Wes Ryan
David Vasey
Coordinators
Jay Adam, Food Vendor Coordinator
Candice Cloutier, Scavenger Hunt Show Coordinator
Sylvia Dick, Publicity Coordinator
Alana Farmer, Artisan Co-Coordinator
Michael Fredrickson, Site Coordinator
Lyndele Gauci, Volunteer Co-Coordinator
Sally Goodwin, Green Team Coordinator
Jef Macklin, Artisan Co-Coordinator
Wes Ryan, Workshop Coordinator
Elizabeth Thipphawong, Volunteer Co-Coordinator
David Vasey, Site Manager
Get In Touch:
peterboroughfolkfest.com
info@peterboroughfolkfest.com
751 George St. N., Sadleir House, Rm. 206, Peterborough, ON K9H 3T2
www.facebook.com/PtboFolkFestival www.twitter.com/ptbofolkfest
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Childrens Village
EMPORIUM
Festival Day, 11am-4pm
The Childrens Village is a shaded, all-ages activity space where
children, youth and the young at heart can create, learn, listen and
participate. There is a special alchemy that always seems to happen
in the Childrens Village at PFF, when so many kids and families
come together to explore art, music and movement under the trees!
Welcome, everyone!
Day-long Village Activities - All day-crafs
Giant group murals Tent and tunnel play zone
Face painting Hand-made flower garden
Aeroplane creating and Anything you can imagine!
flying zone
12pm to 11pm next to the Publican Pavillion
Buy Band Music & Merch PFF T-shirts
Festival Guides & Info (I Heart PFF) Donations
First Aid Lost & Found
* Beer tickets on sale til 10pm next to the Publican Pavilion
Volunteer!
Volunteers Needed for Sunday Tear-Down
Looking for willing and able volunteers to help us clear up the festival
area on Sunday, August 25th. Many hands are needed to tear-down
the Festival Stage and pack it up for next year. No sign-up necessary
meet at the Festival Stage Along Rotary trail at Noon.
Saturday
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community booths
Area 705 Roller Derby
Area 705 Roller Derby is an all womens roller derby league working
hard to promote a strong and positive image for female athletes.
Fresh meat runs annually in September. Weekly practices are in
Peterborough and Douro depending on the season.
Web: www.area705rollerderby.com
Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan -
Peterborough Chapter
Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan is a member-based,
not-for-profit organization founded in 1996 with 13 volunteer
chapters across Canada. It is a non-religious, non-political, federally
registered charity. Its goals are to advance education for Afghan
women and their families and to educate Canadians about human
rights in Afghanistan.
Web: www.cw4wafghan.ca
Canton of Petrea Thule - Society for Creative Anachronism
LThe SCA is an international non-profit educational organization
dedicated to researching and recreating pre17th century European
history. Medieval combat, archery, clothing, dancing, feasting; these
are just some of the things we will be demonstrating.
Web: www.petreathule.org
New Democratic Party of Canada - Peterborough NDP Federal
Riding Association
We will be sharing information regarding the NDP, membership,
current campaigns, and creating general awareness leading up to
the next federal election in 2015.
Web: www.peterboroughndp.ca
Peterborough Distribution Inc. - Peterborough Utilities
PDI will be discussing free electricity conservation programs.
Web: www.pdiconserves.ca
Scouts Canada
Scouts Canada is the countrys leading youth organization. For more
than 100 years, we have brought a world of adventure, outdoor
experience and friendship to 17 million Canadian youth. Scouts have a
lot of fun discovering new things and experiences they wouldnt have
elsewhere. Along the way they develop into capable, confident and
well-rounded individuals, better prepared for success in the world.
Web: scouts.ca
Saturday
Be Careful!
Festival Day activities primarily take place in Nicholls Oval, but were
still really close to the Mighty Otonabee. The PFF implores all Festival
attendees to be very careful around the river and throughout the
Festival grounds. Parents are required to supervise their children AT
ALL TIMES, even in the Childrens Village.
Special Thanks
Sticklings Bakery, Canteen of The Kawarthas, Charlotte Pantry, Minute
Maid of Canada, Liflock IGA, Jim Lunns Sunflowers and a special
thank you to Brenda Gervais and all the hospitality volunteers.
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EMERGING ARTIST AWARD
sOur 2014 Emerging Artists - The Lonely Parade
The Lonely Parade are one of Peterboroughs most exciting acts.
Charlotte Dempsey, Augusta Veno and Anwyn Climenhage got their
start through Rock Camp for Girls Peterborough and have been
making waves in the local music scene ever since. They released
their first album Sheer Luxury in 2014. With punk rock roots, an ear
for catchy melodies and a knack for inventive lyrics, were proud to
call The Lonely Parade our 2014 Emerging Artists.
The PFF believes in investing in young performers, and to that end,
created an annual award in 2001 to recognize emerging local talent
that we think deserves the attention and support of the community.
Judging by the careers of the past recipients, the Emerging Artist
Award is a step on the road to a life-long career in music.
Recipients of this award are given showcase spots on the festival
weekend, a guaranteed spot on the festival main stage the following
year, and a trip to the Folk Music Ontario (formerly Ontario Council of
Folk Festivals) annual conference in October.
The award is granted to an artist by the Artistic Director based on
assessment of skill, dedication, and artistic merit. Visit the website to
find out about how you can nominate an artist (or yourself) to be the
next Emerging Artist.
Past Recipients
2001 Serena Ryder
2002 James McKenty
(The Spades)
2003 Jill Staveley
(The Staveley Project)
2004 Beau Dixon
2005 Benj Rowland
(The County Boys)
2006 Drea Nasager
2007 Dave Simard &
Kelly McMichaels
2008 Sean Conway
2009 Missy Knott
2010 Kate LeDeuce
2011 Melissa Payne
2012 Jos. Fortin
2013 Dylan Ireland
Saturday Scavenger Hunt
shows
On this page you hold the tools to unlocking the artists and locations
of the Peterborough Folk Fest 2014 scavenger hunt shows. Five
artists from this years lineup will be scattered across the park, it is
your job to solve the riddles and find them using this map as a guide.
Heres a hint to start you of, the first locations is just of the rotary
path, good luck and happy hunting!
3:30pm Not in the morning, noon or late in the night his woodsy
hymns will make you feel alright.
2 4:15pm Dont miss this set, try your hardest, it is your divine right
to see this artist.
3 5:00pm I wonder what you can do with your day, come to the
island where this Sackville resident will play.
4 5:45pm His band has many members, maybe ten or eleven, the
band name is a nod to the opposite of heaven.
5 6:30pm She measures temperature, pressure, wind, and rainfall,
she will be stationed beneath the trees that are tall.
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Artist Bios
sGreat Lake Swimmers
Timeless melodies telling undiscovered stories. Tony Dekker and
crew carry on the legacy and tradition of Canadian folk music.
- Toronto, ON
Express and Company
Dylan Ireland is a radio-friendly heartthrob. Come sing along and tap
your toes to last years Emerging Artist. - Peterborough, ON
Bernie Martin Tribute
Celebrate the life and legacy of Bernie Martin, one of the Kawarthas
greatest songwriters, with Jay Swinnerton and Benj Rowland
- Peterborough, ON
Ben Rough
There is plenty of room in the space wagon, if you wanna ride with one
of Peterboroughs most charming songwriters. - Peterborough, ON
Sin and Swoon
Montreals answer to the Everly Brothers. Michael James OBrien and
Michelle Tompkins play old time country music that will leave you
spellbound. - Montreal, QC
Mayhemingways
Hes got the action, hes got the motion, Hey, the boy can play! -
Mark Knofler on Benj Rowland. - Peterborough, ON
sJulie Doiron and the Wooden Stars
The Queen of Canadian independent music is reunited with her Juno
award winning band for a very special performance. - Sackville, NB
Evan Gentle and the Gentlemen
With a voice as clear as a crystal ball and a band equally as magical,
this folkie and their chosen family are like a fortune cookie: tempting
and filled with an inner wisdom youll want to take with you.
- Peterborough, ON
Sean Conway
Part Nick Lowe, part Petunia and backed by a stellar band, come see
what the Prince of Hunter St has to ofer. - Curve Lake, ON
Briga
Fervent violin-playing and songwriting deeply rooted in the Eastern
European and Romani folk. - Montreal, QC
Double Cuts
A ten-piece, Western Swing band who have cut their teeth on
Sunday nights at the Cameron House. You dont want to miss this.
- Toronto, ON
Michael Feuerstack
The artist formerly known as Snailhouse has come out of his
shell and into his own. Largely considered one of Canadas best
songwriters, come see what this two-time Juno winner has up his
sleeve. - Montreal, QC
The Lonely Parade
They wrote a song about one of their mothers being hit on at a punk
show. Well see you in the pit. Bring your Mom. - Peterborough, ON
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AFTER SHOWs
The Weather Station
Get mesmerized by Tamara Lindermans pure poetics, intricate finger
picking and heartfelt songs. - Toronto, ON
By Divine Right
One of Canadas best rock and roll acts. Psychedelic brew-ha from
everyones Uncle Grandpa. Pure love and joy. - Toronto, ON
Geof Berner
The Whiskey Rabbi makes his triumphant return to Peterborough
as Festival Man: Accordion playing comedian, author and always
consummate performer. - Vancouver, BC
Kennedy Cult
Cool, dark synths, saxophones and danceable beats. Ryan Kennedy
is Peterboroughs answer to Nick Cave. - Peterborough, ON
Bird City
Jenny Mitchell (of Barmitzvah Brothers, Jenny Omnichord) has a folk
project and its brilliant. - Guelph, ON
Baby Eagle
The punk rock poet laureate opens a creaking screen door and lets
the mule into garden. Ride the mule. - Toronto, ON
James McKenty and Michelle McAdorey
The Spades frontman is joined by Crash Vegas singer for a special
collaboration at Millenium Park. - Peterborough / Toronto, ON
Bry Webb and the Providers
Feist once said that Bry Webb was Canadas Bob Dylan AND Neil
Young. Come see for yourself. - Guelph, ON
Evening Hymns
Wrap yourself up by the woodstove and lie down in the mind of Jonas
Bonnetta. There you can be anything. - Mountain Grove, ON
The Burning Hell
International cult favourites make their long time coming Peterborough
Folk Festival debut. Forget this mortal coil and dance to the clever songs
of Mathias Kom. - Berlin, DE via St. Johns, NL via Peterborough, ON
sThe Constantines are a powerful band of punk rock poets,
originally formed in Guelph, ON in 1999. Theyre largely considered
one of Canadas best live bands and have changed the landscape of
Canadian music with their bombastic and urgent songs. They released
four acclaimed and inspired albums before going on hiatus in 2010.
However, time can be overcome, the CONS have reunited and were
pleased as pie theyre kicking of the Peterborough Folk Festival.
Marine Dreams is the musical genius
of Ian Kehoe. A poet and lover of
the animal kingdom, Marine Dreams
hail from Welland, ON. Let this deep
dreamer backstroke his way into your
subconscious with his witty wordcraf
and songsmithing.
The Market Hall: Friday, August 22 - 8pm
Artist Bios
Kick-Of Afer Show: Friday August 22 - 11pm
Red Dog
The Double Cuts
$5
Festival Day Afer Show: Saturday August 23 - all shows 11:30pm
Gordon Best Theatre
Kennedy Cult
PWYC - all ages
Pigs Ear Tavern
Mayhemingways
$3 - 19+
The Garnet
Sean Conway
Evan Gentle
Lonely Parade
PWYC - 19+
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Schedule Festival Day
Friday, August 22
5:30 Blue Streak Records Evening Hymns A PFF Pop-Up Show*
6:00 YoYos Evangeline Gentle A PFF Pop-Up Show*
6:30 Sams Place Burning Hell A PFF Pop-Up Show*
7:00 Plush Sean Conway A PFF Pop-Up Show*
8:00 Market Hall Lonely Parade, Marine Dreams and
The Constantines PFF Kick-Of Show
11:00 The Red Dog Double Cuts PFF Kick-Of Afer Show
Sunday, August 24
Noon Workshop Site A (Side Stage) Accordion with Geof Berner
Noon Workshop Site B (Under the Tree) Uke with Zan
1:00 Workshop Site A Grey Roy
1:00 Workshop Site B Janel Jarvis
2:00 Stage Bird City
2:00 Workshop Site A Poetry: Wes Ryan
2:00 Workshop Site B Field recording with James McKenty
3:00 Stage Baby Eagle
4:00 Stage James McKenty and Michelle Mcadorey
5:00 Stage Bry Webb
* Pop-Up Shows are FREE and open to everyone!
Saturday Friday
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VOLUNTEER at PFF
Board Positions Site Crews Green Team
The Peterborough Folk Festival depends on far more than the
amazing musicians who take to our stages each year what goes
on behind the scenes is just as essential. Our dedicated volunteers
are what sustain the festival; they are our community, our backbone.
Volunteering with the PFF means being part of this amazing
community, not just for the weekend, but also throughout the year.
We host a number of outreach and appreciation events all year long,
and volunteers get exclusive perks, including gear, meals and entry
into events, including our Saturday night afer-party at the Pigs Ear
(this is a 19+ event). Wear your volunteer t-shirt for free admission!
On Festival Weekend, you can spot us by our awesome t-shirts: ask
us about volunteering, or ofer to help out we can always use a few
extra hands! volunteers@ptbofolkfest.com
- Elizabeth Thipphawong & Lyndele Gauci, Volunteer Coordinators
saturday, August 23
Main Stage
s7:15 Evening Hymns
s8:15 Julie Doiron & The Wooden Stars
s9:15 The Burning Hell
s10:15 Great Lake Swimmers
PFF Festival Day Afer Show
11:30 Gordon Best Kennedy Cult
11:30 Pigs Ear Mayhemingways
11:30 Garnet Lonely Parade, Evangeline Gentle, Sean Conway
Publican Pavilion
Noon Express and Company
1:00 Ben Rough
2:00 Mayhemingways
3:00 Sean Conway
4:00 Double Cuts
5:00 The Lonely Parade
6:00 By Divine Right
Solar Stage
12:15 Bernie Martin Tribute
1:15 Sin and Swoon
2:15 Evangeline Gentle
3:15 Briga
4:15 Michael Feurstack
5:15 Weather Station
6:15 Geof Berner
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Workshops
Active Learning
1pm - Political Songs with Geof Berner and Mathias Kom
Join Mathias Kom of the Burning Hell and Geof Berner as they
interrogate the connection between politics and folk music,
performing songs theyve penned as well as other politico favourites.
2pm - Harmony with Evening Hymns and the Weather Station
Come listen to these beauties suss out the 3s and 5s, singing along
on each others songs. There may even be a sing along, so bring your
voices!
3pm - Spoken Word with Wes Ryan
Wes Ryan is a genre-mashing performance artist and workshop
facilitator with a penchant for slap-stick soliloquies. As a member
of the Peterborough Poetry Collective he helps provide a stage
for others to share their narratives and has twice represented
Nogojiwanong at the Canadian Independent Nationals. Recently
he featured at the Coburg Festival of Poetry and performed at the
Mudtown Music Festival. Preferring the title slambassador, Wes
Ryan delivers spoken-word workshops in high-schools throughout
southern Ontario and strives to encourage the stitching together of
niches into a tapestry for change.
4:15pm - Songs I Wish I Wrote with Sean Conway, Benj Rowland
and Dylan Ireland
Every songwriter has a hero, and these three local songwriters are
no diferent. Join Sean Conway, Benj Rowland (of Mayhemingways)
and Dylan Ireland (of Express and Company) as they play their way
through songs they wish they wrote.
Craf Stage
1pm - Drum Circle with Greg Roy
A facilitated drum circle for all to join... there may be a few drums on
hand to try, but please bring em if youve got em!
2pm - Yoga with Andrea Palichuck
Andrea Palichuk (Moksha Yoga Peterborough) has received over
800 hours of training in various yoga styles. She has taught yoga
across the country for over 3 years to people of all ages and levels
of experience and mobility. She will teach a 1 hour gentle flow class
suitable for beginners to you moving with your breath and feeling
relaxed, yet energized enough to dance the night away.
3pm - Seeds of Change: Seeding and Gardening
Jill Bishop is a avid heirloom vegetable gardener and seed collector.
For the past 8 years, she has been carefully cultivating a curated
collection of delicious, beautiful and collection of heirloom seeds
that are adapted to our local climate and geography. Jillian runs
urbantomato seeds which distributes these unique seeds and
helps people getting growing and saving their own. She is also the
organizer of Seedy Sunday, Peterboroughs Annual Seed Exchange,
an annual venue for people to buy and trade locally grown heirloom
seeds for their gardens. She has a passion for local food, and is lucky
enough to work as the coordinator of the Peterborough Community
Garden Network and the manager of the Peterborough Downtown
Farmers Market to help promote, foster and enhance the fabulous
food community here in Peterborough. urbantomato.blogspot.com
4pm - Bellydance with Janel Jarvis
With live percussion by Greg Roy and hand drummers, you can learn
some of the basic steps and movements of traditional bellydance!
Suitable for men and women, bellydance is a gentle way to be active
and have fun.
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12pm - Festival Man: Geof Berner
Join the Whiskey Rabbi, Geof Berner, for an introduction to the
accordion and a reading from his recently released book, Festival Man.
12pm - Ukulele with Zan
Have you ever wanted to learn how to play the Ukulele? Well, now is
your chance! Zan will give you the basics - bring your own ukulele
and get ready to jam.
1pm - Drum Circle with Greg Roy
A facilitated drum circle for all to join there may be a few drums on
hand to try, but please bring em if youve got em!
1pm - Bellydance with Janel Jarvis
With live percussion by Greg Roy and hand drummers, you can learn
some of the basic steps and movements of traditional bellydance!
Suitable for men and women, bellydance is a gentle way to be active
and have fun.
2pm - Spoken Word with Peterborough Poetry Slam
The Peterborough Poetry Slam is a monthly poetry slam and
feature series in Peterborough, Ontario that has been running since
November 2007. Join Wes Ryan and the rest of the collective as they
help you build the skills, talents and confidence to become a local
spoken word artist.
2pm - Field Recording with James Mckenty
As a recording engineer, James McKenty has worked with numerous
acts to help them record their music. But for this years PFF, he will
be helping you record yours! First 5 people to sign up will be included
in this field recording workshop, so sign up quickly on Sunday.
Music
3:00 Baby Eagle
4:00 James McKenty and Michelle Mcadorey
5:00 Bry Webb
Sunday
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Artisan Village
Welcome to the Peterborough Folk Festival, where music, food,
craf and visual arts come together under the sky at Nicholls Oval.
Make sure to take a stroll through the artisan village, speak to the
vendors and see their lovely hand made goods up close. Its a great
opportunity to make a personal connection to some of the talented
crafs people in our community see their creations, ask questions
and get some valuable insight into the work that they produce. We
pride ourselves on bringing together a diverse selection of locally
made items, and are sure you will find something special to take
home as a memory of a great day of music, art and community.
Afer the Storm
Amanda Hand is a student at Durham College studying Animation.
She is currently taking part in the Ontario Summer Company
program in which she created her artistic company Afer the Storm.
Amanda has been extremely involved in visual art from a young
age and she hopes to one day work for a huge animation studio like
Disney or Sony.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/AfertheStormArt
Atlantik Apparel
Urban clothing, tie dye and beach wear made by local 19 year old
owned company Atlantik Apparel.
Web: www.atlantikapparel.com
Barking Dog Salvage and Design
My mission is to recycle, reuse, reinvent and recreate shutters and
unwanted junk into fun, funky and fabulous designs! I specialize in
one-of-a-kind hand-painted barn-board, vintage screens, furniture,
home decor accessories and custom designed MuttShutters.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BarkingDogSalvageAndDesign
Beauty from Ashes
Amanda has always been drawn to anything with lots of colour.
Afer deciding to try her hand at tie dyeing for fun she was instantly
hooked. Anything white she can get her hands on she will dye!
Facebook: www.facebook.com/beautyfromashestiedye
Breeze Collection
Interior Designer and jewellery maker. Art has been a focus all my
life. I like to help others fulfil their artistic dreams.
Buho
Buho is the collection of Katie Rose, an artisan who first encountered
this knotting technique from fellow wanderers in India. These
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handmade pieces are comprised of hundreds of tiny knots fashioned
into intricate designs and highlighted with recycled beads and stones.
Burnin Beads by Kira
Every handmade piece is a beautiful original work of Glass Art. The
beads are handmade by glass artist Kira in our studio. Kira creates
each uniquely designed bead from coloured molten glass, then
fashions the jewelry, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and novelty
pieces each in a unique theme.
Earth Warrior Photography
I am an aspiring self-taught photographer and extreme hobbyist
who began taking pictures during my personal excursions across
Canada. Freezing images is a great passion of mine. Our planet
seeps so much emotion that I have made it my mission to capture
it no matter the subject. I have now traveled to the UK and Paris to
capture my first photos outside Canadian soil. Future destinations
include Iceland in late 2014.
Elderberry Herbals
Marianne Beacon is a Registered Herbalist, Advanced Bowen
Therapist, Reiki Master, Transpersonal Psythotherapist and
teacher. She has been training in the healing arts since 1994
and has developed a heart-centered holistic approach in her
practice. Marianne is the founder of Elderberry Herbals, and runs
a Community Supported Herbalism program. She will be at the
Peterborough Folk Festival with many of her hand-crafed herbal
products as well as ofering mini-treatments.
Web: www.elderberryherbals.ca
Fused Glass by Dawn
One of a kind fused and upcycled glass items. All hand made in
Peterborough.
Jackson Creek Press
Antique letterpress printed ephemera.
Web: www.jacksoncreekpress.ca
Leigh Elizabeth Paintings
Leigh Crooks journey begins in Sherbrooke, Quebec completing her
BA 2013 majoring in Fine Arts at Bishops University. During her time
there she was part of a number of group gallery shows ending with
the Graduating Fine Arts Student Exhibition, where her art work was
shown alongside seven other graduating students work. Leighs work
is currently housed in a number of private collections throughout
Ontario and Quebec.
Web: www.leighelizabeth.wix.com/leighelizabethart
Lorraine Hennessey
Im happy to be spending another year at Peterborough Folk Festival
enjoying the music, the sunshine,and the people. Come to my booth
to look for your favourite healing stones fashioned into fanciful
jewelry. My other pieces of jewelry are contemporary with a nostalgic
touch,made from reclaimed vintage materials.
Marcelina Salazar Functional Ceramics
Marcelina moved to Canada in 1999 to go to Trent university, where
she developed a keen interest in food issues. At the same time she
discovered clay, and discovered that pottery allowed her to bring
these interests to the table. The notion of creating, handmade pieces
that acquire their full meaning only when used by others is central to
her explorations with clay.
Web: www.marcelinasalazar.com
Northumberland Soapworks
Nancy Gagne handcrafs over 40 varieties of pure and natural cold
process soaps using essential oils, herbs, clays, local beeswax,
honey and goats milk. Her own organic herbs are infused to create
herbal salves, lip balms and body oils.
Web: www.northumberlandsoapworks.com
Organized Chaos Creation Face and Body Art
Face and body painting, glitter tattoos and henna tattoos by a self
taught local artist.
OtonaBee Apiary
Honey! As the Bee Makes It! Our honey is locally collected in
Otonabee, Asphodel, Duoro and Dummer Townships. The honey is
raw, NOT pasteurized, and tastes great!! See You at the Festival!!!!
Parkadilly
Using galvanized steel and my two bare hands I create rustic and
whimsical designs for your home and garden. Working from home,
in beautiful Cobourg, ON I am always busy twisting away on my
custom family trees, to my more imaginative and playful designs. I
transform what some might call junk into restored works of art
mixing the old and the new!! Custom works of art are always welcome.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/PinkSquirrelAccessories
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Random Pretty Things
All of my creations are designed with the same main purpose - to
put smiles on faces! I try to take all of the things that I feel are one
way tickets to Happyville (shiny things, flufy things, bright happy
colours and goofy one toothed monsters, to name just a few) and
cleverly slip them into everyday life. Be it candy inspired glass
jewellery or a three eyed alien tea cozy, you are sure to find some
Random Pretty Things to bring smiles to your everyday life!
Web: www.randomprettythings.com
Reddick Studio Porcelain
Potter, Bill Reddick, relocated to Peterborough this year, and has
opened his Studio and Gallery on High Street and St Marys St.
Visitors are welcome! Bill works with fine translucent porcelain and
creates functional
art which is timeless
and beautiful. At
the request of then
Governor General,
Madame Adrienne
Clarkson, Bill created
the ofcial State
Dinnerware for Canada
in 2005. The Maple
Leaf Service has
served the Dalai Lama,
Obama, and The
Emperor of Japan.
Web: www.billreddick.
com
Silica Studios
I finished my BFA at
Emily Carr Institute
with a focus in
traditional painting
and ceramic practices.
While experimenting
with many materials,
I always seemed
to come back to
the diversity and
timelessness of clay.
function, beauty, conceptual, it can be many things. A limitless
exploration of surface and form; subject and object.
SuperHoops
Basia Baklinski is a Peterborough-based hula hoop maker and
hooping fitness instructor. She ofers private or group hula hooping
instructions for all experience levels. She has been recognized as
the main force in bringing hooping as an aerobic exercise to the
Peterborough area. Colourful hand-made SuperHoops are sold at the
Peterborough Farmers Market, and at various markets and festivals
throughout the Kawarthas.
The Inspired I
Nikki Cobden is the designer and jeweler of The Inspired I. Each piece
of jewelry is made with care in her little attic studio, in Peterborough.
Nikki incorporates natural elements into her jewelry to create truly
beautiful pieces of wearable art. All of the chains are made by hand,
adding an exceptionally unique look to the jewelry.
Web: www.etsy.com/shop/TheInspiredI
The Little Bird Designs
Custom handmade purses wallets and more! Vintage and thrifed
fabrics and notions are used in many of my products and I have
something for everyone!
Web: www.thelittlebirddesigns.weebly.com
This Old Flame Beeswax Candles
Peterboroughs Melodie McCullough hand-crafs her beeswax
candles in all shapes and sizes, and decorates them with flowers
from her garden, and other creative decoupage and designs. No
scents or artificial dyes are used. The locally-sourced beeswax is an
all-natural, healthy choice for lighting your home.
Web: www.thisoldflame.blogspot.ca
wands and whimsy
Experience in many diferent mediums all pale to this; the ability to
manipulate the earths metals and gems into inspirational objects of
art. I continue to be enchanted.
Web: www.wandsandwhimsy.ca
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Food
The Flying Chestnut
Chef Shawn Adler, from the former Peterborough
restaurant Aasmaabiks Bakery & Bistro, makes
his yearly voyage back to Peterborough to sell the
infamous Indian Taco. Currently Shawn & his team
can be found in Grey County Ontario (near Collingwood) at The
Flying Chestnut Kitchen, The Flying Spatula Diner, and their newest
enterprise, County Burger.
Web: www.theflyingchestnutkitchen.com
Phone: (519) 924-1809
Kyoto Cofee
Kyoto Cofee is an organic, ethical, local
cofee roaster and tea blender. Our home
base is 1km north of Trent University on Lakefield Road (drive-thru or
sit in), and we operate a portable caf at events, shows and markets
throughout the Kawarthas. We are proud to be asked back to the
Peterborough Folk Festival again this year, and we will be ofering
several drinks, from cofee (iced & hot), hot chocolate, tea (iced &
hot), and lemonade. See you in Nichols Oval by the bandstand!
Web: www.kyotocofee.ca
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Kyoto-Cofee/277221332014
Twitter: @KyotoRoaster
Cest Chaud
Cest Chaud is The Night Kitchens mobile, wood fired
pizza oven. We proudly make our dough from scratch
and our toppings are sourced locally when available,
and organically when possible. Our pizzas range from
more traditional, classic flavors, to inventive, creative combinations.
With smoke rising from the wood-burning oven and steaming pizzas
coming out of the front, we will make a pie that will send you into orbit
Web: www.cestchaud.ca
Facebook: www.facebook.com/thenightkitchenptbo
Twitter: @CestChaudPizza
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Ellies Taste of Texas
Ellies Taste of Texas is a proud catering company
located just outside of Lakefield. Were thrilled to be at
the 2014 Peterborough Folk Festival ofering Authentic
Texas Style Smoked Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Smoked
Beef Brisket Sandwiches, Smoked Baby Back Pork Ribs
and Double Smoked Farmers Sausages. Come and enjoy Authentic
Texas Style BBQ with us!
Phone: (705) 957-8200
Email: elliestasteofexas@live.ca
A Taste of Russia
A Taste of Russia is indeed a local
business, specializing in authentic, home-cooked cuisine. Our
main goal is to re-introduce Eastern-European cuisine as a part of
Canadian culture. Since 2000, we have participated on a regular
basis in special events such as the Canada Day Multicultural Food
Fair, Peterborough Folk Festival, and International Short Film Festival,
as well as at Peterborough and Belleville community events and
farmers markets. It will be a great pleasure to serve our guests at
Peterborough Folk Fest as we have for the last 15 years!
Web: www.tasteofrussia.ca
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ATasteOfRussia?fref=ts
Twitter: @ATasteofRussia
Dan LeDandan Foods
Horizontally traded designer chocolatier. Specializing in
artisan food creations made from local and organic foods.
Web: www.danledandan.com
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Dan.ledandan
Two Dishes Cookshop
Two Dishes Catering Co. was founded in 2010 by sisters
Susan and Paula Houde, with their Cookshop opening
in Peterborough in 2013. Two Dishes quickly developed
a great reputation for delivering delicious, unique food
and exceptional service, all based around comfort food and diner
classics made from scratch.
Web: www.twodishescatering.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/twodishescookshop
Twitter: @TwoDishes
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Keeping it GREEN
Our mission is to eventually be a 100% waste-free festival. Help
us show respect for each other, our community and our planet by
participating in our festival greening initiatives.
Reusable Dishes
Be sure to visit the reusable dish station in our food village to pick
up your dishes/cutlery for a refundable deposit of $2. We are renting
our dishes from the lovely OPIRG again and we only have so many
available to us. Please return your dishes to the GREEN Village
located at the top of the hill. And ENJOY the Food!
No Plastic Bottles
Were continuing a ban on plastic water bottles in the park on the
festival day. Bring your own bottle, cup, jug or jar and refill it at our
water stations all day.
Recycling
Look out for the recycling stations at the festival. Only you can help us
reduce the amount that gets thrown in the landfill afer the festival.
THE PETERBOROUGH FOLK FESTIVAL
WOULD LIKE TO THANK
FOR GENEROUSLY SPONSORING A VEHICLE
FOR THIS YEARS FESTIVAL.
ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR
TEL: (705) 745-7275
FAX: (705) 745-2024
www.enterprise.com
1495 Lansdowne St. West
Peterborough, ON K9J 7M3