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MC Yogi
Roots, Cajun, African, Zydeco, Bluegrass, Folk, Rock and more!
4 Days & 4 Stages with more than 50 bands, including a musical performance & a special yoga class by MC Yogi on Saturday, April 19!
Music, Art, Dance, Healing Arts, Movement Classes, Sustainability Fair, & More
Indigo Girls • The Del McCoury Band • Donna the Buffalo • Dirty Dozen Brass Band • Baloji & L’Orchestra de la Katuba MC Yogi • Elizabeth Cook • Spam Allstars • Preston Frank • Ben Sollee • Driftwood • Cortadito The Last Bison • Rising Appalachia • Jim Lauderdale • J.P. Harris & The Tough Choices • & many more...
4 Day Passes: $100 Advance • $110 at Gate | Day Passes: $28 Thurs • $38 Fri • $48 Sat • $28 Sun Youth (13-15) 4 Day Passes $55 • 12 & under FREE | 1439 Henderson Tanyard Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Visit
www.ShakoriHillsGrassRoots.org today to reserve your 4 Day Pass. (919) 542-8142
The Shakori Hills GrassRoots Spring Festival of Music & Dance: April 17-20, 2014
A
family-friendly celebration in beautiful Chatham County. Featuring the music of more than 50 bands, along with dance, art, food vendors, move- ment classes, healing arts, yoga, a sustainability fair and much more! Plan now to enjoy 4 full days at this music lovers’ paradise! Pete Seeger never came to Shakori Hills, but we think he would have loved it. Banjo slung over his shoulder, he would have wandered the wooded paths in search of camp jams and folks to talk with, and swapped tales by the fire. He would have played games with the kids, and taught them “This Land is Your Land” and “This Old Man.” He would have played an inspiring set on one of the stages, filling the hills with the songs lifted not only by his voice, but by ev- eryone’s voices. “Participation,” Pete said, “that’s what‘s gonna save the human race!”
One of the special things about the festival is that everyone who enters the gate is encouraged not only to absorb the festival, to get something good out of it, but also to participate in it. Folks have just as much to offer the festival as the festival has to offer them. Seeger thought that a song could take individuals and turn them into a collective force for good, a human race working together to improve everyone’s existence. Perhaps a festival filled with song can do the same.
Tickets for the Spring Festival are now available. Visit the Tickets & Info page at
http://shakorihillsgrassroots.org. See ad on this page.
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