Updated May 6, 2008

May 6 Tuesday 7 pm Bear Pond Books Montpelier, VT	Reading: Will Allen Reading fromThe War on Bugs long time farmer/activist/writer Will Allen exposes the smoking guns of chemical companies’ marketing campaigns that have pushed toxic pesticides and fertilizers on America’s--and the world’s--farmers for over 150 years. The book is illustrated with two centuries’ worth of advertisements-including enormously influential ads drawn by Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss) Allen simultaneously documents the waves of resistance by farmers, consumers and activists. Echoing the warnings of seminal works on the topic like, The Jungle by Upton Sinclair, 100,000 Guinea Pigs by Arthur Kallet and F.J. Schlink, and Silent Spring by Rachel Carson, The War on Bugs shouts that the time to stop poisoning our food, water, air, and ourselves is now. Come and join the timely discussion--you may change your way of eating.
May 2 - 8 7 pm second screening on Saturdays at 9:00 pm Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	Film: UNDER THE SAME MOON A beautifully rendered, unforgettable story of the invincible love between a mother and son.Determined to provide a better life for her son, Rosario (Kate del Castillo) has been working illegally in the U.S. Back in Mexico, Rosario’s mother cares for her nine-year-old son, Carlitos (Adrian Alonso). This life is suddenly turned upside down when the grandmother dies and little Carlitos strikes off northward to reunite with his adored mother. Fortunately, he’s a resourceful little fellow and is able to slip across the border in no time. But this is only his odyssey’s opening chapter. Carlitos will find himself bounced around in the world of illegals, having to work as a dishwasher, picking hothouse tomatoes, while still always looking to the north and his desperate mother who searches from her end, never losing hope that they will one day be together again. A heartfelt story of unquenchable hope, with the plight of illegal immigrants serving as an intriguing and timely backdrop. Director: Patricia Riggen (FAMILY PORTRAIT, THE CORNFIELD) Cast: Kate del Castillo, America Ferrera, Adrian Alonso, Mário Almada, Adrian Alonso, Isaac Bravo (2007, Mexico) 106 min. (PG-13) ***Please attend the after-film discussion on Thursday, May 8th led by Alice Wuertele Catamount Arts
May 2 - 6:30 & 8:40 1:30 & 4 pm Sat, Sun & Mon + Baby-friendly matinee Mon 1:30 Savoy Theater Montpelier, VT	Film: The Bank Job ...juicy, fact-based caper movie that's full of surprises I have no intention of spoiling. I'll say this. In 1971, a robbery took place at Lloyds Bank in London that involved a royal sex scandal. The thieves, played here by Brit athlete and model turned credible actor Jason Statham, seductive Saffron Burrows and the cream of Brit character actors, are hustled into robbing the place by higher-ups who are using them just to get their hands on incriminating photos in a deposit box. Director Roger Donaldson keeps the suspense crackling By the end, you'll want to know more about a heist that literally did shake the empire Rated R; 110 minutes For details see: Savoy
May 8 Thur 6 - 7:30 pm Jaquith Library Old School House Common Marshfield, VT	Yoga Class Yoga instructor Lynne Ihlstrom Donation suggested: $10.00
May 8 thur 7 pm (and other dates see web site) Lost Nation Theater Montpelier, VT	Theater: To Kill a Mockingbird 229-492 Lost Nation Theater $10 - $25
May 9 Friday 7 am Sodom Pond Adamant, VT	Spring Migration Bird Walk Search for spring migrants Sponsored by North Branch Nature Center Free for members $5 non mmbers Directions: 229-6206
May 9 Friday Drop in from 1-4 The Knitting Studio Montpelier, VT	Knitting help Bring your projects, pattern and plans and receive encouragement and assistance from an experienced sock knitter in both knit and crochet! those of you who love to crochet can make fabulous socks too! Several books in both crochet and knit will be available for browsing! Level: open to all Cost: $10.00 Info at 802- 229-2444 or see: http://www.theknittingstudiovt.com/home.html
May 9 - 11 7 pm except Sunday at 2 pm Lamoile County Players Hyde Park, VT	Theater: Neil Simon's Jake's Women . America's premier comic playwright makes another hilarious foray into the world of modern relationships. Jake, a novelist who is more successful with fiction than with life, faces a marital crisis by daydreaming about the women in his life. The wildly comic and sometimes moving flashbacks played in his mind are interrupted by visitations from actual females. Jake's women include a revered first wife who was killed years earlier in an accident, his daughter who is recalled as a child but is now a young woman, his boisterous and bossy sister, an opinionated analyst, his current wife who is leaving Jake for another man, and a prospective third wife. see site: Lamoille County Players
May 9 Friday pm Old Meeting House East Montpelier Center, VT	Music: Alasdair Fraser w/Natalie Haas info at: 802/229-9593
May 9 Fri 7 pm (and other dates see web site) Lost Nation Theater Montpelier, VT	Theater: To Kill a Mockingbird 229-492 Lost Nation Theater $10 - $25
May 9 - 15 7 pm second screening on Saturdays at 9:00 pm Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	Film: Stop - Loss "The first major movie of the new year that touches greatness." Travers, ROLLING STONE. Decorated Iraq war hero Sgt. Brandon King (Ryan Phillippe) makes a celebrated return to his small Texas hometown following his tour of duty. He tries to resume the life he left behind with the help and support of his family and his best friend, Steve Shriver (Channing Tatum), who served with him in Iraq. Along with their other war buddies, Brandon and Steve try to make peace with civilian life. Then, against Brandon's will, the Army orders him back to duty in Iraq, which upends his world. The conflict tests everything he believes in: the bond of family, the loyalty of friendship, the limits of love and the value of honor. A fine film… Movingly told… An honest and uncompromising portrait of individuals caught up in the Iraq fiasco Director: Kimberly Peirce (BOYS DON'T CRY) Cast: Ryan Phillippe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Channing Tatum, Abbie Cornish, Timothy Olyphant, Rob Brown, Victor Rasuk, Terry Quay, Matthew Scott Wilcox, Josef Sommer, Linda Emond, Ciarán Hinds, Mamie Gummer (2008, U.S.) 112 min. (R) 2007 Catamount Arts
May 9 - 6:30 only 1:30 Sat, Sun & Mon + Baby-friendly matinee Mon 1:30 Savoy Theater Montpelier, VT	Film: Stop - Loss Here's the first major movie of the new year that touches greatness, and damn if there isn't a curse hanging over it. Stop-Loss, directed with ferocity and feeling by Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don't Cry), is up against the war raging between audiences and films about Iraq. Box-office casualties last year include Lions for Lambs, Rendition, Redacted, Grace Is Gone and the unfairly scorned In the Valley of Elah. Stop-Loss has the juice to break the jinx. The emotional battlefield on which Peirce paints her canvas strikes a universal chord that transcends politics and preaching. Peirce, who co-wrote the script with Mark Richard, takes us inside the minds and hearts of soldiers who enlisted after 9/11. Why? "To get the people who had done this," in the words of Peirce, whose brother joined a unit attached to the 82nd Airborne. At first, Peirce thought of making a documentary about the trauma faced by men and women in military service who struggle to re-enter civilian life after duty in Iraq. She was struck hard by a story told by her brother about a soldier who'd done his time and been stop-lossed by the Army. The term refers to the involuntary extension of a soldier's enlistment contract. It turns out nearly 81,000 have been sent back into battle multiple times with no recourse - class-action lawsuits routinely fail - except to go AWOL. Using fictional characters, Peirce decided to craft a film about the lives of soldiers and their families living in a ghost world created by questionable government policy. Rated R; 113 minutes. For details see: Savoy
May 9 - 8:40 pm only Savoy Theater Montpelier, VT	Film: Shine a Light Martin Scorsese's Shine a Light"may be the most intimate documentary ever made about a live rock 'n' roll concert. Certainly it has the best coverage of the performances onstage. Working with cinematographer Robert Richardson, Scorsese deployed a team of nine other cinematographers, all of them Oscar winners or nominees, to blanket a live September 2006 Rolling Stones concert at the smallish Beacon Theatre in New York. The result is startling immediacy, a merging of image and music, edited in step with the performance. It helped, too, that the Stones' songs had been absorbed by Scorsese into his very being. "Let me put it this way," he said in a revealing August 2007 interview with Craig McLean of the London Observer. "Between '63 and '70, those seven years, the music that they made I found myself gravitating to. I would listen to it a great deal. And ultimately, that fueled movies like 'Mean Streets' and later pictures of mine, 'Raging Bull' to a certain extent and certainly 'GoodFellas and Casino and other pictures over the years." Mick Jagger has never used the mechanical moves employed by many lead singers; he is a dancer and an acrobat, and a conductor, too, who uses his body to conduct the audience. In counterpoint, Keith Richards and Ron Wood are loose-limbed, angular, like way-cool backup dancers. The unmistakable fact is that the Stones love performing. Watch Ron lean an arm on Keith's shoulder during one shared riff. Watch the droll hints of irony, pleasure, quizzical reaction shots, which so subtly move across their seemingly passive faces. And then see it all brought together and tied tight in the remarkably acrobatic choreography of Jagger's performance. And the music? What do I have to say about the music? What is there left to say about the music? In that interview, Scorsese said, "'Sympathy for the Devil' became this score for our lives. It was everywhere at that time, it was being played on the radio. When 'Satisfaction' starts, the authority of the guitar riff that begins it is something that became anthemic.'" Rated R; 113 minutes. For details see: Savoy
May 10 Saturday 2 pm Bear Pond Books Montpelier, VT	Triple Header Book Festival for Kids 3 authors and 2 hours of fun! You are invited to join Michael Daley, Rebecca Rupp and Phoebe Stone at Bear Pond. Atendees are invited and encouraged to bring any writing projects in progress. Time will be set aside for kids to share and discuss their projects with the authors and each other. Topics of discussion may include: writing styles, genres, and good beginnings.
May 10 Saturday 10 am Old Meeting House East Montpelier Center, VT	Workshop: Alasdair Fraser with Natalie Haas info at: 802/229-9593
May 10 7 am - 9 am Hardwick Trails. Park in the Hazen Union lot Hardwick, VT	Bird Walk . Birding with Arie Lindsay of the NEK Audubon Society. We ll look and listen for the arriving spring warblers and other feathered friends. For information, contact Ron and Norma Wiesen: r2wie2@yahoo.com or phone 472-6517 Price: FREE
May 10 Saturday 9 - 10:15 am Plainfield Community Center Plainfield, VT	Yoga for Every Body Yoga instructor Matthew Walker MA, CKYT infor at 229-4971 Donation held every Saturday
May 10 Sat 7 pm (and other dates see web site) Lost Nation Theater Montpelier, VT	Theater: To Kill a Mockingbird 229-492 Lost Nation Theater $10 - $25
May 11 1 - 3 pm Capitol Grounds Montpelier, VT	Music: David Murphey Contact 223-7800 or David Murphey
May 11 Sunday 2 pm Lost Nation Theater Montpelier, VT	Theater: To Kill a Mockingbird 229-492 Lost Nation Theater $10 - $25
May 11 Sunday 6:30 pm Plainfield Community Center Plainfield, VT	Shape Note Sings (second Sundays) Call: Pat - 426-3849
May 13 4:30 pm Tuesday Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	Tango Lessons at Catamount Arts "Argentine Tango" No partner necessary, join us anytime $10.00 per class Call Isabel 603-823-8163 for more details Every Tuesday
May 15 Thur 6 - 7:30 pm Jaquith Library Old School House Common Marshfield, VT	Yoga Class Yoga instructor Lynne Ihlstrom Donation suggested: $10.00
May 16 - 18 7 pm except Sunday at 2 pm Lamoile County Players Hyde Park, VT	Theater: Neil Simon's Jake's Women . America's premier comic playwright makes another hilarious foray into the world of modern relationships. Jake, a novelist who is more successful with fiction than with life, faces a marital crisis by daydreaming about the women in his life. The wildly comic and sometimes moving flashbacks played in his mind are interrupted by visitations from actual females. Jake's women include a revered first wife who was killed years earlier in an accident, his daughter who is recalled as a child but is now a young woman, his boisterous and bossy sister, an opinionated analyst, his current wife who is leaving Jake for another man, and a prospective third wife. see site: Lamoille County Players
May 16 - 22 7 pm second screening on Saturdays at 9:00 pm Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	Film: THE COUNTERFEITERS "A true-life drama based on historical events that leaves no conscience unchallenged." TORONTO STAR. Academy Award winner for Best Foreign-Language Film. THE COUNTERFEITERS is the fascinating, complex and psychologically revealing true story of the world's largest counterfeit operation set-up in 1936 in Nazi Germany. When the mischievous Salomon "Sally" Sorowitsch, known for his life of booze, gambling and women, is arrested and thrown into Sachsenhausen concentration camp, he is asked to head up an illegal scheme "Operation Bernhard," to produce fake foreign currency. The German Reich saw that the end of the war was near and over £130 million in British currency would be printed in the currencies of their major war enemies. Despite the superior treatment and privileges he and his team are given in the dreadful camp, he is soon forced to choose between his personal survival and assisting a cause that furthers the perversities of the Holocaust. Exciting, emotionally trenchant. A beautifully realized work of cinema (R) Director: Stefan Ruzowitzky (THE INHERITORS, ANATOMY ) Cast: Karl Markovics, August Diehl, Devid Striesow, Martin Brambach, August Zirner, Veit Stübner, Sebastian Urzendowsky, Andreas Schmidt, Tilo Prückner, Lenn Kudrjawizki, Norman Stoffregen AWARDS: 2008 Oscar winner for BEST FOREIGN FILM (2007, Germany) 99 min. Catamount Arts
May 17 Saturday 9 am - 1:00 pm Jaquith Library Old Schoolhouse Common Marshfield, VT	Annual Plant Swap Come get new plants for free! Bring your perennials, house plants, extra seedlings and swap them for new treasures. Please label plants and note any special care instructions. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library Free Rain or shine info at: 426-3581 see: http://www.marshfield.lib.vt.us/calendar1.html
May 17 Saturday 9 - 10:15 am Plainfield Community Center Plainfield, VT	Yoga for Every Body Yoga instructor Matthew Walker MA, CKYT infor at 229-4971 Donation held every Saturday
May 17 Saturday all day Adamant, VT	Blackfly Festival See : Adamant Black Fly Festival see video and photos of last year's event
May 17 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Hardwick Trails. Park in the Hazen Union lot Hardwick, VT	Flower Walk . Explore the local flora in a beautiful spring woods with naturalists Norma Spaulding and Norma Wiesen. The "ephemerals" should be at their best! For information, contact Ron and Norma Wiesen: r2wie2@yahoo.com or phone 472-6517 Price: FREE
May 17 Sat 9:30 pm The Black Door Montpelier, VT	The Limes 11 piece ensemble that grew out of being a Cabot High School band, led by Brian Boyes See website at: http://thelimes.calabashmusic.com/
May 17 9:30 AM Rt. 215 North, intersection of Main St. and South Walden Rds, Cabot Recreation Fields Cabot, VT	Run the Ridges" Cabot! Road Race/Walk . This 6+mile course will invite runners to meander their way up Houston Hill to the scenic ridges of Coits Pond and Churchill Roads before making their way down Bothfeld Hill Road and Elm Streets, back to the start at the Cabot recreation field. Finishers will be greeted with refreshments, lunch, and t-shirts when they return. The run begins on Main Street in Cabot and like the names suggests, the ridges are rolling . The scenic vista views will be worthwhile as you traverse two local farms, a sugar house, rows of cornfields, and along photogenic maple tree-lined roads before making your way down the backside toward the finish for a total of 6+ miles. Volunteers welcome (802-563-3155), come for the race/walk, or come to cheer on your neighbors and enjoy a beautiful May day in Cabot! Price: $18 pre-race day, $20 race day, $24 for 3-person team
May 17 Saturday 8 pm Music Box Craftsbury, VT	Music: Susannah Blachly & Lewis Franco Lewis has been called one of Vermont s finest songwriters by Robert Resnik of Vermont Public Radio. His songs are social commentary, whimsy, and delight. He is a fixture on the Vermont music scene playing with The Missing Cats who do gypsy swing and jive swing, also with The Gross domestic products, and the duo you' ll see this night with Susannah Blachly. He started playing guitar back in the 1970 s doing rock. Now he does mainly acoustic guitar. He has songs which delight young and old alike, which, with his usual wit he says, It s not just Pop music it s Mom & Pop music. Lewis, as you can see, will entertain you with more than just music. Susannah Blachly began studying classical violin at age 7. After college she stopped but regained the passion after a lesson with Vermont legend, Pete Sutherland in 2000. She has been composing songs and creating music ever since, producing two dynamic CDs. Her 2004 release was voted one of the top ten Vermont albums by Seven Days (Burlington s arts and news weekly). She also plays in other bands: also in The Gross Domestic Products, and in the trio, Wagtail. artist web sites: Susannah Blachly & Lewis Franco More info at: 802-586-7533 or Music Box $8
May 18 4 pm Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	JAZZ on a Sunday Afternoon: The Catamount Jazz Ensemble Tim Gilmore - drums Barry Sahagian - bass Benny Sharoni - sax Steve Blair - guitar Call: 802-748-2600 or 888-757-5559 $7.00 Admission
May 18 Sunday 7 PM Kingdom Coffeehouse North Woods Center East Charleston, VT	Concert Banjo Dan and the Midnight Plowboys Blue Grass/folk/Vermont
May 20 4:30 pm Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	Tango Lessons at Catamount Arts "Argentine Tango" No partner necessary, join us anytime $10.00 per class Call Isabel 603-823-8163 for more details Every Tuesday
May 22 Thur 6 - 7:30 pm Jaquith Library Old School House Common Marshfield, VT	Yoga Class Yoga instructor Lynne Ihlstrom Donation suggested: $10.00
May 24 7 am - 9 am Hardwick Trails. Park in the Hazen Union lot Hardwick, VT	Bird Walk Birdwalk with artist and naturalist Marie LaPre Grabon The migratating species should have all returned and the woods may fill with birdsong! For information, contact Ron and Norma Wiesen: r2wie2@yahoo.com or phone 472-6517 Price: FREE
May 24 Saturday 9 - 10:15 am Plainfield Community Center Plainfield, VT	Yoga for Every Body Yoga instructor Matthew Walker MA, CKYT infor at 229-4971 Donation held every Saturday
May 24 all day Hardwick Downtown, Atkins Field, Hardwick Trails, Elementary School Hardwick, VT	Hardwick Spring Festival 7 am Bird Walk Hardwick Trails Hazen Union; - 9am Hardwick Fun Run Centennial Building 10 am to 3 pm Craft Fair Elementary School 10;40 am Memorial Day ceremony - Memorial Park 11:00 am parade Hazen Union to Atkins Field - noon to 5 pm Historical Society Open House Hardwick Depot - noon to 5 pm Family Fair Atkins Field noon to 2 pm Kiwanis Barbeque Atkins Field - noon to 5 pm Way of Woods Atkins Field - noon till done Cub Scouts Cub Mobile Races Cherry Str - noon to 5 pm HACC Family Fun Fair - 9pm Fireworks - And many more events too numberous to mention FREE
May 27 4:30 pm Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	Tango Lessons at Catamount Arts "Argentine Tango" No partner necessary, join us anytime $10.00 per class Call Isabel 603-823-8163 for more details Every Tuesday
May 29 Thur 6 - 7:30 pm Jaquith Library Old School House Common Marshfield, VT	Yoga Class Yoga instructor Lynne Ihlstrom Donation suggested: $10.00
May 30 Friday 7:30 pm The Bees' Knees Morrisville, VT	Live Music: Susannah Blachly and Patti Casey artist web sites: Susannah Blachly & Patti Casey Contact 888-7889 or Bee's Knees
May 31 Sat 6:30 - 9 am Jaquith Library Old School House Common Marshfield, VT	Bird Walk Walk on the stranahan property (Town Forest) to view late migrants and early nesters Meet on Hollister Hill Road by the Thompson Road (near Pie in the Sky which is on Hollister Hill) contact: Bob Popp 454-1514 for info
May 31 Saturday 9 - 10:15 am Plainfield Community Center Plainfield, VT	Yoga for Every Body Yoga instructor Matthew Walker MA, CKYT infor at 229-4971 Donation held every Saturday
June 6 Friday evening Town Hall Danville, VT	Contra Dance with Chip Hedler (caller) and David Carpenter and Rick Commo (musicians) Contact 563-3225 or samlyman@fairpoint.net Part the Danville Dance series. First Fridays Cost: donation
June 1 4 pm Catamount Arts St. Johnsbury, VT	JAZZ on a Sunday Afternoon: The Catamount Jazz Ensemble Barry Sahagian - bass Tony Whedon - trombone Dan Silverman - trobone Call: 802-748-2600 or 888-757-5559 $7.00 Admission
June 7 Saturday 8 pm Music Box Craftsbury, VT	Benefit Concert for the Music Box with Janice LaDuke & David Gilles Janice and David have performed twice at The Music Box. David plays guitar and mandolin, Janice plays upright bass. They have a repertoire that includes old gospel numbers to Gillian Welch. They are the folks who put on the Church St Caf concerts in Lennoxville, Quebec and they have been performing and putting on music over the border for years. They will be joined by Lisa Sammet who runs the Music Box. She has been a professional storyteller and musician for over 30 years. She is on the Vermont State Library list of performers. She combines storytelling with music, playing guitar and the Appalachian Lap Dulcimer. The Music Box is a nonprofit organization and runs solely on what is earned at the door. Last year the series just broke even, so if you enjoy having great live music close to home, come on out and support The Music Box by attending this benefit concert. You will feel good about lending your support and get a fine evening of folk music to boot! More info at: 802-586-7533 or Music Box Price: $8, kids free
June 17-20th Tue - Fri. 1 - 3:30 pm Highland Lodge Greensboro, VT	Porter Brook Environmental Center's All About Animals Camp for 4 - 9 Year-Olds Come explore the world of birds, insects, mammals, and herps! Puppets and some live critters make this camp extra exciting! Extra Info: This is our 10th year of Nature Programs! To register for camps call Anne Hanson at 586-8065 or e-mail us at highland.lodge@verizon.net to catch our early bird special for $25.00 off camp tuition, register and pay by April 15. Discounts and scholarships available--please ask! $95
June 18-20th Weds - Fri. 9 - 11:30 am Highland Lodge Greensboro, VT	20 Porter Brook Environmental Center Critters and Community Camp for 3-4 year-olds Join us for a fun introductory camp that focuses on the discovery of three natural communities at Highland Lodge: the pine forest, the meadow, and the lower woods, with animal friends (puppets) leaving clues for us each day! We ll also learn how to use our senses to explore nature! To register for camps call Anne Hanson at 586-8065 or e-mail us at highland.lodge@verizon.net to catch our early bird special for $25.00 off camp tuition, register and pay by April 15. Discounts and scholarships available--please ask! $75
June 23 Plainfield Community Center Plainfield, VT	Dance Classes Modern Dance classes for adults and Creative dances for young kids Call: Heather 203-858-4504
July 17 Thursdays 8:00 pm Hardwick Town House Hardwick, VT	Concert: Craftsbury Chamber Players Biber: Sonata IV a 5 in C Major for Trumpet, Strings, and Continuo Louis cCouperin: Chaconne au Passacaille in g minor for Reed Organ as well as Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, and Marcell tickets on sale from 7:30 pm $20/seniors: $18/Students $10/children free/ season tickets $70 - 95 see web site for details: www.craftsburychamberplayers.org
July 19 Saturday 9 - 10:15 am Plainfield Community Center Plainfield, VT	Yoga for Every Body begining this Saturday: yoga instruction is with Lisa Morrison for the remainder of summer Donation held every Saturday
July 24 Thursdays 8:00 pm Hardwick Town House Hardwick, VT	Concert: Craftsbury Chamber Players Delerue: Concertino for Trumpet and Piano Purcell, Britten, Bolcom & Bernstein Songs as well as Enesco, Haydn tickets on sale from 7:30 pm $20/seniors: $18/Students $10/children free/ season tickets $70 - 95 see web site for details: www.craftsburychamberplayers.org

On-Going Events & Exhibits

Sunday June 15 -- Saturday June 21, 2008

Northeast Fiddler's Camp Directors: Ken Perlman & Peter Langston faculty: Irish Fiddle: Seamus Connolly · Appalachian Fiddle: Alan Jabbour · Québecois Fiddle: Daniel Lemieux · Cape Breton Fiddle: Dwayne Cote · Yankee Chorus & Southern Fiddle: Pete Sutherland · Flute, Whistle, Piano: Grey Larsen · Fingerstyle Guitar, New England Folksongs Cindy Kallet · Contra-dance Caller, Swedish fiddle: David Kaynor · Piano Accordion: Jeremiah McLane · Novice Fiddle, Music Theory Sarah Hotchkiss · French Canadian Step-Dancing Alice Bérubé · Flatpick Guitar, Mandolin Peter Langston · Clawhammer Banjo: Ken Perlman See web site at: http://www.langston.com/NHMC/