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Vote FIVE EYED HAND for New Groove of the Month on Jambands.com

DerekBodkin — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 14:42:44 GMT

LEND THE HAND A HELPING HAND!!!

This post is a request for help with the hard working band, "Five Eyed Hand". They played Harmony Festival Last year and look forward to next! On the website "Jambands.com", Five Eyed Hand has happily been voted into this contest. Winning this contest is very good for Five Eyed Hand's continued efforts to keep the 'churning' musical energy going, attain even more national exposure, and more... they need your help.

www.jambands.com/Jambands250/

You can vote often... every two hours or so... and if you feel comfortable, we'd really appreciate it if you passed this website on to your music loving friends, web groups, chatrooms, and the like. Please help. They're in second place. So close, but yet so far.

If Five Eyed Hand wins they get national exposure on this website and will be introduced to many more music loving fans like you. Plus... you get to know each of us a little better.

Thanks, again, for your support of live music in these challenging times. Please vote, often, for "Five Eyed Hand" for the "New Groove of the Month" at www.jambands.com/Jambands250/.

Thanks for reading! Thanks for voting! Thanks for your support! LEND THE HAND A HELPING HAND!
Peace
db

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Anyone have pics of EvilEye BellyDance?

lori — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 04:04:11 GMT

Friends,

I wonder if anyone has any pictures or footage of us? I saw you out there with your cameras, but I don't know who you are! I'd love to see what you caught. Please post here or on this tribe:

http://tribes.tribe.net/evileye.

If you have video footage. I'd love to see it.

We danced on the Goddess Stage on Sat at 6:15 (although I think things were running a bit late, so we went on a bit later).

Many Blessings and what a wonderful weekend.

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ride from sf to harmony?

kyra — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 04:46:07 GMT

Hello friends! i am volunteering all weekend and would love to travel up north with companions rather than lug my camping supplies on the bus.... i just need to arrive by friday afternoon so anyone leaving thursday night or friday morning/early afternoon with xtra space should call me! i am absolutely willing to contribute to the gas cause. i live in the panhandle but can meet elsewhere in the city. please call me if you want to be carpool buddies!

love blessings and light
kyra

707 478 6570

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When is David Starfire performing?

Glitch — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:38:16 GMT

Anyone know? Can't seem to find him on a set schedule at all, though he's listed as a performer...

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Offsite camping recommendations?

comeplaywithtim — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:50:47 GMT

We're looking to camp outside of the event this year. Anyone know of any neat camping spots near Harmony Fest that has space available still?

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Need a ride to Harmony from LA

Farrah — Sat, 31 May 2008 23:54:31 GMT

Does anyone have room for me?

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parking question

sue — Sat, 31 May 2008 22:56:18 GMT

i have a logistical question-i'm going saturday day and saturday nite, and am hoping to park somewhere where i can "chill out" after the techno tribal gig to avoid driving home at 3am. any suggestions, or does anyone here know if they clear out the parking areas after the techno gig ends? will there be security roaming the parking lots? thanks, sue

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2 extra weekend passes(+camping) for Harmony

salmon — Sat, 31 May 2008 22:28:49 GMT

I've got 2 extra all-weekend passes for this year's Harmony Festival in Santa Rosa on June 6,7,and 8.
This includes all 3 days of the fest. and fri. and sat. night shows(sunday night not included)
I got these at the early bird discount price of $99 per pass plus $30 per person for camping.
After all fees and secure delivery, my cost was $297( 2 tickets, 2 camping). I believe the same will cost you around $360 right now online.
I do not want to split up tickets at all, so you must buy the whole package.
send an e-mail or respond thru tribe
thanks
Salmon(salmon@riseup.net)

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Woo Woo!!!Freedom'S flirting with gracey slick

ISYS Satkha Saeraphielle — Sat, 31 May 2008 18:29:00 GMT

anybodhi seen freedo tribe jam with Jefferson Stqarship?
What?
there is a god?
Somebodhi Isys and Freedom are playing with Jefferson starship!!!!
somethin' about the seed of creation and alice and the kinetics of divine altarship!!
anybodhi thirsty?!

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EcoSecrets at the Harmony Festival and Free Sunday Passes!

EcoSecrets — Tue, 27 May 2008 22:41:03 GMT

ClearEdge Power, the title sponsor of the EcoVillage this year will be giving away Sunday passes to the top 25 EcoSecrets that are posted on http://ecosecrets.crowdvine.com.

Everyone has a secret eco-bad habit or behavior.

On http://ecosecrets.crowdvine.com, create an Eco-Secret profile and upload an image that best captures your guilty pleasure. If you can't upload pix, mail them to us: EcoSecret / 3941 SE Hawthorne / Portland, OR / 97214

The community will comment and vote on the best secrets, and the top 25 winners will receive an Eco-Secret designed T-shirt or a free Sunday pass to the Harmony Festival in Santa Rosa, CA. this year. Pass the word. The bigger the community, the better the t-shirts!

All of these goodies available to pick up at the ClearEdge Power Eco Village booth.

PS. If you are interested in ClearEdge Power and their new alternative energy-efficient off-the-grid energy and heat generator, go to www.clearedgepower.com.

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Looking for space in the Healing Village

wendy_b_a_mermaid — Tue, 27 May 2008 19:07:14 GMT

Hi!

I'd love to get into Harmony to work and play and I'm looking for someone that needs an extra person at their booth in the healing village. I do massage and intuitive readings. I'm a certified Bodyworker specializing in Shiatsu, Thai, Chinese Tui Na, and Reiki. I've been doing Numerology and Western Astrology readings for the last 7 years and more recently started doing intuitive energy readings and Chinese 4 Pillar Astrology readings. I can offer one or both over the weekend.

Thanks!

Wendy

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Want to Share a Booth at Harmony Festival?

Freedombean — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 05:31:20 GMT

I'm looking for someone to share a cool booth with. I sell really hip clothing and original art.
Let me know if you have one or would like to share.
thx
Free

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The Art of Photography

Glen — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 03:26:45 GMT

After 17 years as a commercial photographer I have decided that instead of complaining about the decline in photography as an art form I am going to do something about it. Beginning June 7 I will begin hosting experiential photography Treks in the SF bay area and throughout Northern California. The Treks will teach the art of mindfully designing a great photograph. For more information please visit
http://www.nccenterphotoarts.com.

Hope that you will join me - should be very informative, shared with good people and great fun.
Thanks... Glen

Northern California Center for the Photographic Arts
Dedicated to Teach, to Create and to Preserve the Art of Photography

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Harmonic Gratitude!

Daratman — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 06:31:49 GMT

Harmony festival was a wonderful experience.
We thank all of you who made it possible. Sharing your love and support inspired us, lifted us, and blessed us. We feel honored to have had such an opportunity to share Bliss.

Love, and Beon.

D.

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Lost camera at vaudville stage

amalia — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 20:42:45 GMT

So, I lost my digital sony camera at the vaudvile stage. It was in a little yellow gold like mesh bag with a little banana on it. If anyone has any info on the camera could you please call 808-652-6744, or 707-546-5301.

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drive from Davis on Sat aft.

hawkinsceramics — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 10:00:26 GMT

Leave Saturday around 4pm and get back sunday sumetime.

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Ride from berkeley fri eve.

donWolf — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 05:59:32 GMT

return sun eve if you want it

message me

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Blue Turtle Seduction Dancing at Harmony 07

Juicy — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 17:08:29 GMT

2007 Harmony here we come! Turtles are making their way and excited to bee heading to Santa Rosa in JUNE!!!
Thanks to everyone who has made it possible.

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Want to split your Harmony Fest vendor booth?

Danny — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 05:52:23 GMT

Hi - do you already have a vendor booth at harmony festival and want to split it? I am a very good bodyworker. Let me know. Dan 415-846-8181

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Volunteer needs ride from Sac on thursday!

ben — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 03:41:01 GMT

I am volunteering with peak experience and need a ride to Harmony on thursday. Thanks a lot and have a great festival...

916.995.7919

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Ride from Eugene/Ashland

James — Tue, 29 May 2007 00:57:44 GMT

What's up harmonious folk. I will be attending the festival for the first time this year. I have the pleasure of volunteering and camping inside. I have had recent driving troubles -- both mechanically with my car as well as $ fine-wise with a suspended license. So I am in need of assistance getting myself and small amount of gear southbound. I am looking to get to S.F. early and visit phamily...

Thanks in advance to anyone who could help me with a ride southbound on or around the 5-6th of June. I have gas money, smiles, good vibes and conversation. Love Light Blessings and Blissings ----- James

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Initial Line Up Anounced

peeta — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:15:56 GMT

http://harmonyfestival.com/lineup/lineup.html

moe.>STS9 will be sicky nar nar. ALO closing the Redwood Stage after Hot Buttered Rum and New Mastersounds will be pretty dirty as well.

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The Roots

icculus2012 — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 22:27:51 GMT

does anyone know if they are going to be a night ticket by any chance.... would love to see them as part of a killer late night event

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3/5 of STS9

icculus2012 — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 22:26:11 GMT

nice to see that the live pa set is happening, but im a little surprised that they aren't billed that its zach hunter and murph.

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Harmony Fest 2007 Lineup!

treemama — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 03:13:39 GMT

The line up for this year's fest has been announced! Lots of gems on this one :-)

http://harmonyfestival.com/index.html
2007 line up
(in alphabetical order)

ALO
Banana Slug String Band
Brian Wilson (Beach Boys)
Common
Hot Buttered Rum
Jim Page
Luna Angel
Mike Stern All-Stars featuring Victor Wooten & Dennis Chambers
New Monsoon featuring Mike Stern
New Orleans Social Club
Sound Tribe Sector 9
Stellamara
The Roots
Umphrey's McGee
Vernon Bush
The Waybacks

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Bay Area Musicians Collaborate to Rock the Earth!

treemama — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 03:18:20 GMT

Bay Area Musicians Collaborate to Rock the Earth!

Rock the Earth is excited to announce a benefit featuring many of Northern California's finest musicians on Sunday, September 17 from Noon to 6:30 in the Jerry Garcia Amphitheatre in McLaren Park. The benefit is free, but a donation of $25 is recommended, with proceeds benefiting Rock the Earth's ongoing efforts to Defend the Planet One Beat at a Time.

Artists include:

• Rubber Souldiers, including David Gans, Chris Rowan and Lorin Rowan (the Rowan Bros), Robin Sylvester (Ratdog), Barry Sless (Phil Lesh and Friends) and Adam Perry (The Love X Nowhere), with very special guests including David Nelson and Martin Fierro

• Blue Turtle Seduction

• Mark Karan's Buds, including Pete Sears (Flying Other Brothers), Robin Sylvester (Ratdog), Jimmy Sanchez (Flying Other Brothers), and Jay Lane (Ratdog)

• Zoo Station

• The Trespassers

The Rainbow Montessori School helps make the event even more family-friendly, with a special kids area, featuring arts and crafts, sing-alongs, and games.

Rock the Earth appreciates your support more than ever! Without our members and support from incredible artists such as these, we wouldn't be able to continue to protect our most precious natural resources.

For directions to McLaren Park and the Jerry Garcia Amphitheatre, visit www.jerryday.org/directions.html. For more information about the ongoing work of Rock the Earth, visit www.RockTheEarth.org.

This event is sponsored by Gone Global Productions.

p.s. there are still volunteer positions open so if you're interested please contact me at tree@rocktheearth.org

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Seeking Green Generator for Symbiosis Gathering

kevink — Wed, 26 Jul 2006 23:17:24 GMT

Hello... My name is Kevin and I am looking for a 10 K to 50 K veggie or bio-diesel powered generator for Symbiosis Gathering.

Symbiosis will be held near Angels Camp, CA 140 miles from SF. The festival dates are Sept 21-24 (Thursday-Sunday). On Sept 18-21 we will be putting together a Pre-Festival Permaculture Intensive. We are in dialogue with the owners of the land to do a four-day workshop to get the land ready for the festival.

We are scheduling workshops and lectures on Saturday and Sunday during the day. We estimate talks to be 45 to 70 minutes depending on the content and hope to have 4-6 workshops per day.

We are open to any level of participation. Symbiosis would appreciate any contacts, suggestions, or ideas that you may have.

Thanks...

Kevin

www.symbiosisgathering.com

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Harmony pics

Carlton — Fri, 07 Jul 2006 07:20:16 GMT

http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=m45a0cz.c5mcyel3&x=0&y=qvemm7

Enjoy,
Carlton

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Share your stories

treemama — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 05:12:08 GMT

What an amazing, magical and beautiful time this past weekend! So many more people came out for this fest this year and it seemed mostly everyone had a great time. I know there were many first timers this year. So what did you think? Share your thoughts about anything and everything that you experienced over the weekend. I'm still putting all mine together and getting caught up on sleep as well ;-)

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Lost and Found

leenbean — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 00:51:17 GMT

Hey there lovelies, I lost my digital camera on Saturday at Harmony, total bummer because I had some shots I was pretty attached to in there. It would have been in a small black pouch. The camera itself is small and takes video as well, I think it's omni brand. If anyway has info, or knows who I can call for lost and found, let me know! Thank ya'll. Hope everyone's recuperating well from festivities.

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Pictures, video??

HappEgirl — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 00:23:16 GMT

WOW this weekend ROCKED!!!!
its so amazing to be apart of such an amazing community. And being apart and performing with cirque berzerk has made my dream of making ppl happy come true.
I was just wondering what is out there, i saw lots of cameras and video cameras, for techno tribal. i am sooo excited to see the show if anyone has it. Being behind a mask, enabled me to see the show in its entirety. so anything out there would be greatly appreciated.

i love you all.
yay Health & Harmony

biG CirKus SmOOcheS
MUCH LOVE & LIGHT
HappE :)~

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Need a ride saturday to harmony!

ylem — Fri, 09 Jun 2006 20:19:05 GMT

hello friends,
I am a performer looking for a ride on Saturday (early in the day as possibe) to Harmony.
I have gas money, food and chocolate to share!
Please call 828 231 9952
(net access is limited)
thankooooooo

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NORTH BAY MUSIC AWARDS

treemama — Tue, 06 Jun 2006 15:46:04 GMT

Just wanted to send out a reminder to everyone who plans to be at the fest Friday night about this awards show. Hope to see many of you there!

NORTH BAY MUSIC AWARDS
Time: Friday, June 9, 2006 5 PM - 2 AM
NORTH BAY MUSIC AWARDS- with Bob Weir, Taj Mahal & Maria Maldaur

"The NORBAYs" The 2nd Annual North Bay Music Awards

Kicking off The 28th Annual Harmony Festival
June 9-11, Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa

Awards Show 5 PM - 9 PM
Headline Concert 8:30 PM - 2:00 AM

Awards Show VIP package includes reserved seating, dinner, drinks and green room reserved seating for headline concert performances by nominees:

Bob Weir & RatDog, Hot Buttered Rum
& Sound Tribe Sector 9 (late show)
plus The Velvet Teen, Eric Lindell, Luna Angel
and the best of the north bay's local bands!

Guest MC's: Taj Mahal, Maria Muldaur, and Wavy Gravy

The 2nd Annual North Bay Music Awards - "NORBAYs" - are co-produced by Harmony Productions and the North Bay Bohemian and are already a hit, judging from the nearly 2,500 online ballots cast by the Bohemian readers that have seleced the North Bay's best bands. Seventy-five bands were nominated in 14 musical categories and fans need to get to the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa on June 9th from 5PM- 9PM to join in the Awards presentations and find out who the winners are!
.

As part of the NORBAYs programming, Bob Weir and RatDog will make
their first ever Sonoma County appearance with Hot Buttered Rum and
Sound Tribe Sector 9 in the Grace Pavilion as our featured set
starting at 8:30 and going until 2am. Our Grammy-style awards
ceremony, hosted by guest MC's Maria Muldaur, Taj Mahal and Wavy
Gravy, begins at 6pm on three outdoor stages, and doors to the
Festival grounds open a 5pm.

There, Bob Weir of the legendary Grateful Dead and Bruce Cohn,
well-known Sonoma County resident and the manager of The Doobie
Brothers will be honored with Lifetime Achievement Awards amid an
exciting array of local talent: The Velvet Teen, Eric Lindell, Stiff
Dead Cat, Luna Angel, The Trailer Park Rangers, Coma Lilies, David
Correa & Cascada, Eugene, Santiago, Greenhouse, Plum Crazy, Djin, the
Lemon Lime Lights and DDK.

Never has there been such a collection of North Bay talent in one
place. And, given the high turnout at the polls, there will be a lot
of excitement and some great music going on all night long. The
Norbays kick off the 28th Annual Harmony Festival featuring Cake,
Ozomatli, War, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Zero, Lyrics Born and
others.

FRIDAY SCHEDULE

Grace Pavilion

Special Awards announcement

Hot Buttered Rum 8:45 - 9:15
Bob Weir and RatDog (1st set) 9:30 - 10:15
Bob Weir and RatDog (2nd set) 10:30 - 11:30
Sound Tribe Sector 9 Midnight - 2:00 am

Main Field Stage

Trailer Park Rangers 5:00 - 5:30
Luna Angel 6:00 - 6:45
Eric Lindell 7:15 - 8:00
The Velvet Teen 8:30 - 9:30
Goddess Stage
Eugene 5:30 - 6:00
Djiin 6:45 - 7:15
Lemon Lime Lights 8:00 - 8:30

Vaudeville Stage

DDK 5:00 - 5:30
Plum Crazy 5:45 - 6:15
Santiago 6:30 - 7:00
Stiff Dead Cat 7:15 - 7:45
Coma Lilies 8:00 - 8:30
David Correa & Cascada 8:45 - 9:15

ADMISSION
$100 Reserved VIP seating Norbay's Dinner, includes drinks at 5 PM
Reserved VIP Seating for Concert at 8:30 with Bob Weir and RatDog, Hot Buttered Rum, Sound Tribe Sector
Grace Pavilion. Limited Avaiablity

$30/$35 Concert at 8:30 PM with Bob Weir and RatDog, Hot Buttered Rum, Sound Tribe Sector
Grace Pavilion

$10 General Admission, field only, w/Awards Show and exhibits

Tickets are still available, from $10 General Admission at the door, to $30 for the headline concert, to a very few $100 VIP tickets, which includes dinner, drinks, and reserved seating for Friday's headline concert featuring Bob Weir & RatDog, Hot Buttered Rum and Sound Tribe Sector 9. performances. Purchase your tickets now @ www.harmonyfestival.com

Location: Harmony Festival, Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa
Cost: $10-30
Contact: deb@harmonyfestival.com
Website: www.harmonyfestival.com

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Looking for others attending from So.Cal.

zen-ken — Tue, 06 Jun 2006 02:43:11 GMT

Hey, I'm thinking at the last minute of heading to this festival, but I don't really know anyone going. If anyone needs a ride or camping buddy, or has a larger camp that could use another person, that would be great. I'll be coming from the San Fernando Valley. Perks of camping with me: I can bring a massage table, hula hoops and a canopy as well as scintillating conversation.

~Frinj~ (aka Ken)

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REM tribute band at the Black Cat Lounge

Evan — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 04:16:41 GMT

Sat nite. June 3rd

come dance in an artist friendly fun for all environment. We rock out. Last time we played the Black Cat it was a great time.

:)

Black Cat Lounge.

Penngrove

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The Schedule is Up!

treemama — Tue, 23 May 2006 21:03:36 GMT

In case you're curious as to when your favorite band or speaker will be on stage, here is the entertainment schedule http://harmonyfestival.com/schedule.shtml

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Featured Speakers at this year's fest

treemama — Tue, 23 May 2006 21:01:48 GMT

Here are a few featured speakers who will be presenting at the fest this year:

Jim Hightower - National radio commentator, writer, public speaker, and author of Thieves In
High Places, Jim Hightower believes that the true political spectrum is not right to left but top to bottom and has spent three decades battling the Powers That Be on behalf of the Powers That Ought To Be — consumers, working families, environmentalists, small businesses, and just-plain-folks.

Jose Arguelles - Dr. Jose Arguelles initiated the Harmonic Convergence in 1987 and continues to envision and create unfolding evolutionary forms for humanity. In 2000, he created the Foundation for the Law of Time to advance the World 13 Moon Calendar Change Peace Plan and to pace and model the Biosphere-Noosphere transition. Through envisioning a New Time,
the Foundation also promotes a new vision of humanity, a new knowledge to reformulate the human mind, and new spirituality to renew the human species.

Rob Brezsny - Rob Brezsny writes “Free Will Astrology,” a weekly column that reaches 10 million readers in 135 publications, including the North Bay Bohemian, and is the author of
the book Pronoia Is the Antidote for Paranoia. As much a storyteller and social observer as astrologer, Brezsny brings a literate, myth-savvy perspective to his astrological writing.

Catherine Austin Fitts - Catherine Austin Fitts, the founding director of Solari, offers a unique
perspective on the global fi nancial and political economy, including the flow of money between overt and covert sectors. She has been a Wall Street executive, President of her own investment bank and financial software fi rm, and she served as Assistant Secretary of Housing/Federal Housing Commissioner at HUD in the first Bush Administration.

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Hip Hop 'n Harmony

treemama — Tue, 23 May 2006 20:48:58 GMT

Here is a new feature for this year...

Hip Hop`n Harmony Summit — On Saturday, the Redwood Theater will play host to a new attraction – the Hip Hop`n Harmony Summit, hosted by Catz Go Round Records and IM Entertainment. The summit will feature a diverse group of established Hip Hop mentors including: Lyrics Born, Canibus and Bicasso, supported by a rising class of emerging artists such as Nebulus, Deep Fried Funk Brothers, Truth Live, J. Walker, and Youth Speaks, who are championing the creative artistry and positive message that is at the roots of the music.

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Volunteers needed for non-profit booth at festival

treemama — Tue, 16 May 2006 15:21:29 GMT

Rock the Earth www.rocktheearth.org is a non-profit environmental advocacy org that brings together the music and environmental community. We will be having a table set up in the non-profit zone at Harmony Festival and I need some volunteers to help throughout the weekend. The purpose of the table is to educate people about who we are and to ask them to sign up for membership. if they don't want to sign up for membership then we atleast try to get them to sign up for the email list so they can learn more about Rock the Earth. One of the perks of working at our table is that you often will get to talk with musicians who have heard about us and want to know how they can get involved.

If this sounds like something you would like to do, please send me a message with your contact info (email and phone) and when you plan to be at the festival. If you can work 1-2 hours any of the days that would be great!

if you have more questions about volunteering with RtE please let me know.

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How do CMTs offer massage at the Harmony Festival?

aaronironscmt — Sat, 29 Apr 2006 20:27:25 GMT

Ive contacted the Harmony Festival many months ago from a number i found on a flyer for the festival, about offering massage at the Harmony Festival for this year 2006.
Only heard back once some time later, simply saying they were looking into their need for CMTs and they would get back to me.
So I waited a couple more months then contacted them again for an update but did not reach anyone and havnt heard back still.

So does anyone know how to work as a CMT at the Harmony Festival ( or other similiarly wonderful festivals like Earthdance... which ive had similarly nonproductive results with so far )?

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Anyone ever Sold Art/Craft at this Festival

Stillfire — Fri, 28 Apr 2006 23:25:10 GMT

I am considering it--but would like to hear from someone who has done it before. Is it very lucrative? Someone told tme that the presentation wasn't great and that there are many non-handmade items being sold next to crafts (she said that I could be next to steering wheel covers etc)

Is it possible to sell crafts and do massage from the same booth? Do they allow sharing of booths and fees?

Any info would be much appreciated. This sounds like a very fun and cool festival, but it would be a stretch for my financially to do it.

Btw--I make/sell mosaic wall hangings and jewelry.

Thanks.

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The 28TH Annual Harmony Festival Triples in Size & Scope

treemama — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 15:48:34 GMT

The 28TH ANNUAL HARMONY FESTIVAL
TRIPLES IN SIZE & SCOPE
JUNE 9, 10, 11
SONOMA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

Opening Friday night for the first time!
With a Dramatically Expanded Musical Lineup
including Cake, activist/musician Michael Franti, the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir, and local favorite STS9

New On-Site Camping
Throughout the Festival Grounds

TICKETS ON SALE APRIL 9TH

Santa Rosa, CA. – April 5, 2006 – The 28th Harmony
Festival - June 9, 10, and 11, 2006, at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds - will enhance its reputation as the leading progressive lifestyle festival by introducing a dramatically expanded musical lineup and, for the first time in its 28-year history, convenient, on-site, venue-wide camping.

Since its inception in 1978, the Harmony Festival has served the West Coast as “The Festival of the Future Now” by creatively synergizing a colorful mix of music and performance art with the latest trends in alternative health, spirituality and ecological lifestyles and technologies. This family-friendly event features a wealth of educational and entertainment experiences provided by more than 400 exhibitors and world-class entertainers. Tickets start at $25 per day with weekend packages available and go on sale April 9 online at www.harmonyfestival.com.

The Festival features a stellar musical lineup headlined by Bob Weir and RatDog (making there first ever Sonoma County performance), Cake Saturday and Michael Franti & Spearhead on Sunday. As founding member of the iconic Grateful Dead, Bob Weir has focused much of his musical energy in the past 10 years on Rat Dog, which has become a jam-band fan favorite across the country – it turns out that Dead songs combined with rock-jazz grooves create an irresistible combination. Given his well-known activism on behalf of the environment, Weir is an especially apt part of the Harmony Festival.

With a string of hits such as “Never There” and “Going the Distance” Sacramento area based Cake have experienced a renaissance as of late touring the country before packed houses on the strength of their recent album “Pressure Chief” with MTV featured video “Guitar Man.”

A Dynamic musician as well as a committed social activist Michael Franti performs with Spearhead on Sunday in a festival closing showcase that is sure to have festival goers dancing out the gates.

The diverse bill features a wealth of talent including the Grammy award winning the Latin groove / hip hop masters Ozomatli, trance groove jammers Sound Tribe Sector Nine, legendary Jam Band guitarist Steve Kimock in a reunion showcase of local legends ZERO, plus rapidly emerging acts like the eclectic New Monsoon, Afro beat stylists Aphrodesia and the pioneers of high altitude bluegrass, Marin’s own Hot Buttered Rum. Many more bands will be added to the lineup and announced soon. Festival attendees will be able to dance all day and well into the night, then enjoy an easy stroll to their tents in the nearby themed camping zones, ready to rock next day.

What: The 28th Annual Harmony Festival
Where: The Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa, California
When: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday June 9th, 10th, 11th
Who: Cake, Bob Weir and Ratdog, Ozomatli, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Steve Kimock & Zero, Sound Tribe Sector 9, Hot Buttered Rum, Aphrodesia, New Monsoon an dozens of other bands, performers and speakers.
How Much: Single day & night tickets $25 advance $30 gate. Special weekend packages available online at www.harmonyfestival.com.

Alongside the multiple music stages, the Festival will feature a grand, artistically designed layout with major themed areas, each with its own visual identity appropriate to its content.

The Eco-Village: (50 exhibitors displaying cutting-edge green products, workshops in sustainable living, and engaging speakers all day in the 60-foot Earthdance Dome)
The Well-Being Pavilion: (highlighting leading edge trends in holistic medicine, nutrition, and fitness)
The Culinary Showcase: (hosted by Bauman College, the Culinary Showcase will feature cooking demonstrations and food sampling from over 30 restaurateurs and organic and natural food exhibitors)
The Global Bazaar & Crafters Village: (125 vendors selling high-quality hand crafted products from around the world)
The Healing Sanctuary (offers a variety of healing modalities where instructors lead hands-on workshops and spiritual practices such as yoga, tai chi, meditation and kirtan)
The Goddess Temple: (showcases entertainment, products and teachings that promote women’s health, spirituality and consciousness)
The Magical Playground Kids Zone: (sponsored by UNESCO The Kids Zone presents fun and safe music , theatre and art workshops, , based activities all day long for kids from of all ages and parents too!; children under 12 are free, 12 to 19 year-olds can come to the Festival for $15)
The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Expo: (highlights the latest developments in alternative energy & transportation, including an auto expo and informative presentation and workshops. The Vaudeville Stage: (burlesque sideshows and creative circus acts from Burning Man to Venice Beach)
The Transformational Art Show: (a community-based art project centering on the Nouveau Tarot – life sized canvas panels illustrating visual poetry)
Harmony Altar: (in the heart of the Festival, the 50-foot star-shaped Altar creates sacred space to inspire harmony and create peace within)
Beer and Wine Gardens: (comfortable socializing areas featuring the best local wines and micro-brews)
Harmony Parade: (joyous celebratory mayhem – a grand Saturday afternoon celebration where our drummers, dancers, musicians and performance artists strut their stuff and everyone’s invited)
Camping Area: (includes reserved theme camps and general admission areas with bathroom and shower facilities plus a limited number of RV hookups; see website for details)

In creating the next generation of Festival experience, Harmony productions has teamed up with a number of new production partners including Peak Experience Productions, Earthdance, The North Bay Bohemian, Anon Salon, Bauman College, Mystic Beat Lounge, Solar Living Institute, Pour la Terre / UNESCO, and other leading-edge production and educational organizations. Major Festival sponsors include Organic Valley, New Belgium Brewery, Toyota, Lonely Planet and KPFA Radio.

On top of the extraordinary daytime fun, with the new Harmony After Dark there’s something special happening every night. On Friday, the Festival will partner with the North Bay Bohemian newspaper to host the 2nd Annual North Bay Music Awards (Norbay’s), a Bammies-style music awards show in which Bohemian readers will vote on their favorite North Bay bands in 14 musical categories. Winners will be announced and many of the nominees will be playing at various venues on the Festival grounds. (Confirmed performers include, Bob Weir and Rat Dog, Hot Buttered Rum, The Velvet Teen, Stiff Dead Cat, Plum Crazy, and The Coma Lilies, with many special guestsTBA.)

On Saturday the Festival will be pulsating late into the night with the spectacular Techno-Tribal Dance at the Grace Pavilion, featuring cutting-edge DJs and live musicians, aerialists, and circus performers, plus state-of-the-art multimedia and laser light shows. In addition, there will a variety of entertainment outside on the festival grounds under the evening stars and full moonlight.

This year, with an expanded musical lineup and on-site camping, the Harmony Festival will become the 3-day home to a vibrant community that is all about cultivating “What’s Next,” from cutting-edge environmental technologies, to the newest health breakthroughs, to the latest sustainable business models, to rising political and social justice movements, to up-and-coming performing artists. The Festival theme this year, “Creating Sustainable Communities,” represents the spirit and attitude of the Harmony Festival, which is to embody right here, right now, the world we want to create. We’re talking about highly conscious fun.

The readers of the Bohemian recently voted the Harmony Festival the “Best Music Festival in Sonoma County,” a new title that goes along with the Festival’s 13th consecutive title of “Best Festival in Sonoma County.” Our 28th version will only be better.

Further information visit: www.harmonyfestival.com

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Time to start thinking about Harmony Fest 2006!

treemama — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 19:37:20 GMT

If you haven't checked out the website in a while, it's time to head on over and see what is in store for this year's festival http://www.harmonyfestival.com

Among the confirmed musical acts are:

Spearhead
STS9
Ozomatli
Steve Kimock
New Monsoon
Hot Buttered Rum
Cake
Aphrodesia
Luna Angel
more to be announced

New This Year:
camping has been expanded to include the ENTIRE fairgrounds area!!
Friday, Saturday and Sunday night events (previously it had just been Saturday night)

If you still have not attended this festival, this will be the year to de-virginize yourself. It's bound to be an awesome event (as it usually is!).

Looking forward to seeing you all there June 9-11 :-)

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2006 Harmony Festival Community Visioning Meeting

treemama — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 22:47:56 GMT

Dear Friends and Community,

You are enthusiastically and warmly invited to co-create the
2006 Harmony Festival Community Visioning Meeting
Wed. April 26 - 7:30 PM
Harmony Community Room, 400 Morris Street, Suite G, Sebastopol

We personally and warmly invite you to come share your gifts with your Community through your participation with the creation of our Festival this year. Our fabulous Harmony Community/Tribe and invaluable volunteers are what make the quality and richness of our Harmony Festival so priceless. There are many ways you can come co-create with us as a volunteer. We also have paid positions available. Come play with us, create with us and be part of the fun!

At our Visioning Meeting you can learn about what's new this year, how you can get involved and meet other local people who help to create the best local festival of the year. Snacks will be served. Feel free to bring something to share if you like, but be sure to bring yourself - and those closest to you. This will be the most expansive festival yet. Come dance with us now and co-create a Harmony Festival you and yours will treasure forever.

The 28th Annual Harmony Festival is happening this year on June 9, 10, and 11. This year there are many new and exciting developments with the Festival, including:
For the first time ever:

Three nights of camping inside the main Fairgrounds
Friday opening
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night events

Plus...
Use of expanded Fairgrounds space
Thematic camps
Better music headliners (to be announced soon)
More attendee participation opportunities

...and many other developments.

Each year the Harmony Festival is produced to be the local Progressive County Fair, where our extended community of Cultural Creatives, leading-edge free thinkers, and social pioneers come together once a year to share our creativity, lifestyles, music, art, and ideas of an emerging global paradigm. The Harmony Festival celebrates the latest trends and developments of a full array of progressive value and expressions, including artistic and musical performance, ecology, health and healing, spirituality, political and social justice movements, and community building. It's a party with a purpose.

This year, the overall theme of the Harmony Festival is about Building Sustainable Local Community.

Come create your vision this year at the Harmony Festival!

I invite you to consider ways you can offer your gifts to the community through your participation with the creation of the Festival. There are many ways to get involved, including volunteer and some paid positions. Be part of the fun!

At the Visioning Meeting you can learn about what's happening new this year, how you can get involved, and meet other local people who help to create the best local festival of the year.

Please feel free to pass on this invitation. We look forward to seeing you there.

In Harmony,
Scott McKeown
Executive Director
Harmony Festival

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DIRECTIONS TO HARMONY COMMUNITY ROOM
400 Morris Avenue, Suite G
Sebastopol, CA 95472 707-861-2035
(Across the parking lot from Coaches Corner Health Club)
Please park on Morris Street.
From Santa Rosa:
Take Hwy. 12 west to Sebastopol. When you approach Sebastopol, turn right at the first stop light which is Morris Ave. Go about 3/10 mile to the last of several large industrial buildings on the left and turn in the driveway at 400 G Morris Ave., where you can see the sign for Coaches Corner. Harmony Room is across the parking lot from Coaches Corner and under the burgundy awning with Health & Harmony Festival on the door.

From Cotati:
Take Hwy. 116 west to Sebastopol. At downtown Sebastopol at your first stoplight, take a right on Hwy. 12, towards Santa Rosa. At the next stoplight take a left on Morris Ave. Go about 3/10 mile to the last of several large industrial buildings on the left and turn in the driveway at 400 G Morris Ave., where you can see the sign for Coaches Corner. Harmony Room is across the parking lot from Coaches Corner and under the burgundy awning with Health & Harmony Festival on the door

HARMONY EVENTS
Website Calendar for Complete Schedule of Harmony Events: www.harmonyevents.org

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Writer's Publishing Intensive Class 3/01-3/02

Courtney — Fri, 24 Feb 2006 23:56:42 GMT

March 1st & 2nd, 2006,
Finley Community Center, Maple Room (Bar Code 33456)
Santa Rosa, California
707 543 3737
www.writersintensive.com

The Writer's Publishing Intensive is a hands-on, immensely practical boot camp for aspiring authors, taught by author and publishing industry veteran Dawson Church, Ph.D. It covers all the basic facts authors must know about the publishing industry in order to published successfully. In a compact format, it gives authors a sense of the options open to them, what's realistic and what's not, and how they can make well-informed decisions about what's best for their manuscript. Authors rave about this class.

The class covers the stages of the publication process, the structure of a publishing company, costs, and time lines for producing a typical book. It explains the pros and cons of self-publishing, small presses and New York publishers, and the differences between them. It also outlines how best-sellers are created, and the importance of seeing the author's name as a brand. It includes valuable handouts, such as a typical author-publisher contract, a distribution contract, a promotional plan, and key web sites.

Some of the topics covered in depth are:

Why Write a Book and Get Published?
The Four Publishing Paths: Big Presses, Small Presses, Self-Publishing, and Print On Demand
Writing a Dynamite Proposal
How Publishers Evaluate Proposals
Successfully Publicizing Your Book
How To Get Lots of Books into Borders and Barnes & Noble
Who Gets What $ Piece of a $10 Book and Why? And How Much Does the Author Make?
The Cost of Publishing a Typical Book
Why Do Authors Choose Self-Publishing?
Time Frame for a Published Book From Manuscript to Release
How Your Title Can Make or Break Your Book
Distribution Options for Self-Publishers
How a Publishing Company is Structured
Post-Millennial Changes in Book Publishing
The Future of Publishing
Essential Reading

All classes run from 7 to 9:30 pm. Cost is $55 for both nights.
Walk-ins are OK but latecomers are not accepted.

Call or click to register today!

www.writersintensive.com

March 1st & 2nd, 2006,
Finley Community Center, Maple Room (Bar Code 33456)
Santa Rosa, California
707 543 3737

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2/25 NONVIOLENT COMMUNICATION workshop

creativecommunications — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 04:31:29 GMT

I'll also be helping out at this.

NONVIOLENT COMMUNICATION
Workshop
with Martine Algiers/

Saturday, Feb 25th
10 am - 6 pm

Harmony Community Room
400G Morris St.
Sebastopol
(across from Coaches Corner Health Club)

Learn the basics and practice
the process of Nonviolent Communication, NVC
originally developed by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg

Even when we are doing our best to live peacefully and to work problems through with each other respectfully we are stuck using a language that has embedded in it the consciousness of domination. When these hidden messages are made conscious we have the possibility to make different choices of how we speak and think. Even then the old habitual patterns persist and so it takes ongoing awareness to change language patterns that will create the harmony for which we are longing.

Step by step we will work with the process of NVC using issues brought by participants.
- Learn how to use a language of peace making as well as how to create connection instead experiencing accusations, defensiveness and separation
- Learn how to stay more in touch with your own feelings and needs and express them clearly.
- Learn how certain ways of speaking may have prevented you from getting consideration and understanding and connection .
- Practice shifting our consciousness so that the words we use will come out in a way that they may be received as a gift even when we are expressing anger.
- Learn how to diffuse anger in others and how to hear the hidden messages behind their anger and so be more likely to avoid taking it personally.

For anyone who is working in social activist groups this training offers you essential skills to enhance your ability to serve. For couples this will give you foundation upon which to build a relationship that stays alive and fulfilling. For parents this can save your life ! No kidding. Parenting with these skills is really a different experience. Come learn how to build a culture of peace, word by word, thought by thought, heartbeat by heartbeat.

Martine Algier is a Certified CNVC Trainer and a founding member of the West Marin Community Mediation Board. Offering classes, mediation and consultations with individuals, couples, families, businesses, schools and other organizations, she brings to this work four decades of experience in holistic healing, transpersonal psychology and group leadership in the human potential movement. phone/fax 415 868 9036, martinealgier@earthlink.net.

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Pictures from Festival

Mon, 13 Jun 2005 20:06:17 GMT

Ok... there was a lot of great action throughout the event and cameras everywhere. ....the weekend went by way too fast!

Where would the pics be posted?

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Favorite experiences

treemama — Mon, 13 Jun 2005 20:29:45 GMT

So those of you who went to the fest this weekend, please tell others what your favorite experiences were. Who did you see speak that really resonated with you? Did you see a band that you hadn't seen before that really blew you away? Tell your story! :-)

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check out this article

vickiv1 — Mon, 13 Jun 2005 21:55:58 GMT

http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/06.01.00/festival-0022.html

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Pictures from Harmony Fest

treemama — Tue, 14 Jun 2005 22:48:42 GMT

Pictures taken by Pixie
http://www.pixievisionproductions.com/gallery/harmony

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Non-Stop Bhangra, June 24th

vickiv1 — Tue, 14 Jun 2005 08:42:22 GMT

www.dholrhythms.com

With the desire to celebrate the desi driven beats of Bhangra, Non-Stop is so much more than just the typical club night. Combining live dhol(drum) players, dance performances/lessons, and DJ's all dedicated to keeping the vibe focused on making you dance non stop....

Continuing to grow, Non-Stop Bhangra has now become a monthly event and will be featured on the last friday of every month at its new home, Polo's Blue Cube in San Francisco.

Come join us for Non-Stop Bhangra 5

Date & Time: Friday, June 24 2005 - 9:00pm-3:00am

Location: Polo's Blue Cube
34 Mason Street(cross st.market)
San Francisco

Bhangra Dance Lesson: 930pm Sharp
Performance by Dholrhythms Dance Troupe: 1030pm & 1130pm
Featuring Non-Stop Resident Dj's Jimmy Love, Dj Pardesi, And also dj's Earflaps and Amar.

Live Beats by J.T on the Dhol(drum) and Robin Sukhadia on Tabla

For more info and to check out pics from previous Non-Stop Bhangra events, visit www.dholrhythms.com

Read a write-up about Non-Stop Bhangra in the San Francisco Chronicle.

www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi

Look forward to seeing you all on the dance floor....

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It's TIME - Harmony Festival THIS WEEKEND!!!

Ayngel — Fri, 10 Jun 2005 01:23:42 GMT

Greetings, Harmony Festival Tribe,

Be good to yourself this weekend. Give yourself some real self nurturing by connecting with the LOVE at the Fairgrounds this weekend.

Saturday night is going to be really special as well. I know, I've been hearing about the planning for months now.

This weekend is your opportunity to share the Love with your Harmony Tribe.

I would love to hear what you absolutely just gotta experience at the festival.

Personally I wouldn't miss the bellydancing!

Speaking of that, here's a message from the Diva who's been responsible for creating the Festival for the last TWENTY SEVEN YEARS, Debra Giusti...

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Dear Friends,

I invite you to come to my annual dance on the Goddess Stage at the Festival on Sunday at 11:30 am. It is titled "The Many Faces of The Goddess" and it will be performed along with 4 other wonderful women dancers, Brooke, Manisha, Layla and Carolena.

Hope to see you at the Festival!

Blessings,
Debra

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Getting excited!

treemama — Wed, 08 Jun 2005 16:51:33 GMT

Just thought I would put out a stoke for all the Harmony Festival goers that the fest is only a few days away. I'm getting very excited about it and I hope you all are too. Looking forward to seeing many of you over the course of the 2 days. Feel free to come by the Rock the Earth booth in Eco-Village to say hi :-)

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After Party

amar — Tue, 07 Jun 2005 07:03:14 GMT

For those of you coming up from San Francisco, stop by ELECTRIC VARDO on your way home.
Electric Vardo is at the Blue Cube, 34 Mason St. in SF. and goes till 4am. Late night DJs will include DJ Sep and Amar.

The night will include Sila and the afrofunk experience, Soulsalaam, Dhamaal's Maneesh the Twister, Ultra Gypsy, Jimmy Love and more.

If you go to the saturday night event, bring your ticket stub for free entry after 2am or bring your Harmony festival stub/proof of purchase for $10 entry all night.

www.electricvardo.com

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late changes be sure to check in!

drpablo — Sun, 05 Jun 2005 00:36:39 GMT

I know of several that are taking place but want
to give the most accurate up to date additions as
well as unable to attends...so check back on thurs.
friday of fest w'end...see me at the eco stage and/or
the gaia stage and of course late night or ask for
me "doc" on the radio...we're all working hard to
make it happinen'.....see you soon....

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Scheduled performers for 2005

treemama — Thu, 21 Apr 2005 23:05:36 GMT

Here is the list as it appears on the website www.harmonyfestival.com

The Nu Ladies of Funk
featuring members of P-Funk
with special appearance by George Clinton
Kitaro
International World Music Superstar
Jon Anderson
Legendary Lead Singer from Yes
Family Stone Experience
Original members of Sly and the Family Stone
Majek Fashek (Afro Reggae)
Holly Near
Hot Buttered Rum String Band
Yoshida Brothers
Ali Ahkbar Khan College Ensemble
Al Howard & K-23
David Jacobs-Strain
Patrice Pike
Adaawe
Shimshai and the Natural Mystique Ensemble
Marcus James • Free Peoples • Copper Wimmin’
Rifat Sultana & Party • Lemon Lime Lights
Kali's Angels • Karnamitra • Feisty Females
Eagle Spirit • Teresa Tudury

Speakers and other non-musical performers:
Dan Sheehan • Randy Hayes • Reverend Billy
David Cobb • Vicki Noble • Elson Haas
Roy Campanella II • The Kernel • Sherry Glazer

Plus many more!
Over 50 performance acts and speakers on 10 stages!

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Theme For This Year's Festival

Ayngel — Thu, 10 Mar 2005 23:12:10 GMT

The theme for this year's festival will be discussed at a meeting at Harmony Headquarters in Sebastopol on Monday evening.

Feel free to post here your thoughts regarding what you would like this year's theme to be. Your thoughts will be considered and included in choosing the theme.

There is a calendar of upcoming meetings and events available at http://www.harmonyevents.org for anyone who would like to know what's happening.

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What makes H&H so special to you?

treemama — Tue, 01 Mar 2005 17:36:56 GMT

If you've been to the fest, share with the rest of us why you enjoy going to this fest. Many people who go once seem to go repeatedly year after year. That's been the case for me.

For me, I love the whole vibe of the fest. There is always a good mix of people who go - young, old, middle aged, new agers, crafters, musicians, healers. It seems to attract people from all walks of life. The fest has something for just about everyone. In terms of the attractions - I really enjoy the vendors. It's great to walk down all the different aisles and see the beautiful work people have on display. I also love the body workers and learning about different techniques. And the music! There are usually some great bands performing...this year Hot Buttered Rum will be on the schedule. Looking forward to hearing who else will be there.

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Welcome!

treemama — Sun, 27 Feb 2005 19:52:55 GMT

If you're here it means that you have either been to H&H and know first hand how wonderful it is, or you've heard about what a great festival it is. In either case, welcome! This will be my 3rd year going to the fest. I always come away from there filled with all sorts of new information on a variety of topics.

This year's fest info is not up on their wesbite yet but should be soon. here is the website http://www.harmonyfestival.com/ All the info from 2004 is still up so if you haven't been to the fest, look around at what happened last year to get a good idea of what to expect. All I know in terms of bands so far is that Hot Buttered Rum String Band will be on the bill. The fest usually gets some good musical acts, but in my opinion, the music always seems secondary to the rest of what you will find.

Feel free to post any pictures you have from the fest in past years. Also, if you hear of any updates please be sure to post them here for all to see.

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